• Take your baby’s ankles in one hand and lift their bottom off the table, then fold the nappy in half underneath them. It’s a good idea to keep it there just in case there is more to come! • Clean ...

A cloth diaper is the best alternative, especially for a baby who’s really young. To begin with, they are soft and made from natural cotton fibre, ruling out the possibility of dermatitis.

"Roll up the dirty diaper and wipes and pull away from baby, so that now their bottom is laying in the fresh diaper below," Lockwood says. Step 6: Finish up. Fold up front of the new diaper and ...

The triangle fold is simple yet efficient. To use this method, lay the diaper flat on a surface, then fold it in half diagonally to create a triangle. Position your baby on the diaper with their ...

For the time being change to disposable nappies until the nappy rash clears even if you use terry towelling ones. Change your baby’s ­nappy often and as soon as you smell a stool.

If your baby’s a girl, wipe from front to back - away from her vagina - to avoid infection. • Take the dirty nappy away and slide a clean one underneath. The back of the nappy goes under your baby’s ...