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Changing your baby’s nappy isn’t something every parent looks forward to but has to do it nevertheless. For some parents, this is a cause for anxiety because they are unaware of how to change nappies correctly. The following tips will teach first-time parents about what they need to change a baby’s nappy and how to do so correctly. Items required to Change a Nappy Before you start changing your child’s diaper, ensure the following items are set up: - Clean nappies or diapers - A changing mat that you can lay on the bed or floor or a changing pad - A change mat cover - A clean, soft towel to wipe your baby - A nappy rash cream to protect against rashes - A disposable nappy liner or nappy sacks to toss out dirty diapers - For cloth nappies, a wet bag to store soiled nappies - Cotton wool or wipes - A change of clothing Caution: During a nappy change, never leave your baby unattended on a bed or change table. Ensure every item is within reach before you begin the process. Tips for C...

Toys are an important part of a child’s development. They help to stimulate different parts of the brain and thus promote learning. Playing with toys also teaches a child valuable social and interpersonal skills which otherwise couldn’t be taught by an adult. In addition, some toys promote physical development.  The next time you’re out shopping for toys for your two year old, consider purchasing the following: #1 Chunky Jigsaw Solving a jigsaw puzzle increases your child’s concentration and alertness. It also expands their creativity. When your child has to constantly look at images, it helps with visualization which is also a necessary mental activity. Solving jigsaws reduces the heart rate and breathing rate, and therefore reduces blood pressure. #2 Building Blocks Nearly every parent agrees on the importance of having building blocks but do you know why? Encouraging your child to play with building blocks increases their hand-eye co-ord...