How to Stock a Changing Table
Decide whether you are going to use disposable diapers or cloth ones., Buy disposable change mat covers which are possibly an unnecessary expense, but can be invaluable if you feel you won't have time to wipe the change mat down after each use...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Decide whether you are going to use disposable diapers or cloth ones.
This will determine what kind of things you are going to need. -
Step 2: Buy disposable change mat covers which are possibly an unnecessary expense
, Diaper changing items (above) can be stored in a number of ways depending on the size and style of your change table.
Some come equipped with pockets, or else use a plastic container, basket etc. and slide it underneath your change table. , Some people like to have a trash can next to the change table.
Whether or not you choose to have this, have some scented diaper bags (you can get them very cheap) to put the used diapers in.
If you do get a trash can, get one with a lid, this will help to prevent your house smelling of old diapers! You can also purchase a diaper pail from your local baby store that keeps your home smelling good without having to purchase bags. ,, -
Step 3: but can be invaluable if you feel you won't have time to wipe the change mat down after each use.
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Step 4: Purchase diapers
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Step 5: wipes or baby lotion and cotton balls if you prefer
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Step 6: diaper rash cream (used proactively to prevent diaper rash)
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Step 7: and don't forget you will also need hand sanitizer.
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Step 8: Look for a trash can that can be placed underneath the changing table/nearby.
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Step 9: Have one or two diaper pails to hold the dirty diapers until you scrape and wash them.
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Step 10: Some items which are not essential
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Step 11: but which a lot of people like to have
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Step 12: include: baby powder
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Step 13: massage oil
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Step 14: a diaper hanger
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Step 15: and a mobile to keep baby occupied whilst being changed.
Detailed Guide
This will determine what kind of things you are going to need.
, Diaper changing items (above) can be stored in a number of ways depending on the size and style of your change table.
Some come equipped with pockets, or else use a plastic container, basket etc. and slide it underneath your change table. , Some people like to have a trash can next to the change table.
Whether or not you choose to have this, have some scented diaper bags (you can get them very cheap) to put the used diapers in.
If you do get a trash can, get one with a lid, this will help to prevent your house smelling of old diapers! You can also purchase a diaper pail from your local baby store that keeps your home smelling good without having to purchase bags. ,,
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