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Dressing your newborn is no easy task. You need to pick the right clothes. You need to layer them up well. You need to ensure all clothes are hygienic. And what’s more, your newborn itself is very small, fragile and has a neck that is yet to gain strength. And if this is your first baby and you have never handled a small baby before, changing the clothes can be a frustrating and daunting task. Babies do not like air brushing against their skin and resist being pushed and pulled through clothes. And then they break into crying. All this makes the “dressing up” task difficult and confusing.
Here are a number of tips that will make your life easier.
Always remember to keep your baby warm, no matter what the climate is. However, you need to ensure you do not overheat the baby too. Here are some tips to help you maintain a balance:
Choosing the right outfit for the right season is only half the job done to ensure safe dressing. The next major task is to put it on and take it off your baby safely. Here are some tips for that.
Babies do not like being in an undressed state for long as they feel cold. They also do not like being pushed and pulled. It might take you a few tries to get the hang of it, and this is normal. Do not try to rush through the whole ordeal though. If the child is uncomfortable during a cloth change, then he will remember and get cranky every time you try to change his clothes.
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