Changing a baby’s diaper takes some practice: You have to know when to lift the feet, how to dodge errant streams of pee, when to abandon the wipes and plop the baby in the tub.

While changing diapers every three to four hours is what most people believe to prevent diaper rashes, here's what Dr K.P.Sanghvi, Senior Consultant, Neonatologist and Paediatrician, Jaslok ...

One of the babies needed a diaper change and the mom stepped away from the table ... "Your baby's No. 2 doesn't constitute a crisis that needs to become everyone else's stinky problem," Babble ...

She was alone with her baby Reagan, 4-year old daughter Lauren and 8-year old daughter Katelyn. She didn’t want to take everyone back to the minivan to do the diaper change.

A new law will require men and women's restrooms to have changing tables so that both fathers and mothers can change babies' diapers. Specifically, it "requires male and female restrooms in ...

Things to keep in mind while changing your baby’s diaper For starters, you should look for a clean and safe place to change the diaper. While newborn babies do not move that much, they start ...