Cyp 3.3 Step 4

Combing/Brushing - encourage your child to comb/ brush their own hair. Do not brush the hair too much as it will leave the hair very greasy. Use a comb, not a brush on hair that is wet. It increases the shine and minimizes hair breakage.

For the third step, you will use shushing which you will use with the other steps such as swaddling, swinging, and jiggling. Babies do not need silence; they have been use to the mother’s sounds in the womb. It calms them to hear similar sounds such as shushing. When you do this, have your lips close to the baby’s ear and gently make the shushing sound. This simulates the sound of the vacuum in the utero, which is the sound of the mother’s blood flow. These sounds will sooth the baby, and when doing this with other steps it will help make the baby feel like he/she is in the utero.

Pretend Play by covering the baby with the clothes, as if the baby is sleeping

b- Pull the front of the diaper through your baby 's legs and with one hand gently hold it down on baby 's stomach. With your other hand untape one side and secure it to the front of the diaper.

"When caring for your babies cord stump, make sure your hands are always clean. You don't have to do anything special for the cord stump other than make sure it stays dry and clean. Expose the cord stump to air to help dry out the base. Keep the front of your baby's diaper folded down to avoid covering the stump. Let the cord fall off on its own, don't pull at it "

Your two hands are involved, so utilize your mouth to shake a shake, toot a horn, or merely dangle a toy to occupy the infant. Another thought is to have toys for the child to play with adjacent to keep his/her hands held, however more often than not the toys are on the ground inside seconds. Subsequently, I keep a little container brimming with getting teeth toys and I merely continue giving the child another toy as he/she diverts the toys from the changing table. Along these lines, after we are done, I get together the toys on the ground in the pail and wash them at the same

Take care to keep water and soap out of her eyes and ears and clean her face and the insides of her ears with a sponge or washcloth.

• We will have rubbing alcohol available - this will be used to clean the brushes in-between kids. Please remember to rinse the brushes well in water before starting with the next child.

One way which is very important is placing the infant on its back to sleep. This aids in helping the child breathe and keeps the air ways open and clear. Taking everything out the infants crib including sheets, toys and pillows can help prevent SIDS. Anything in the crib has the ability to affect the infants breathing. The infant should be placed in a bare crib on a firm mattress to sleep. Overheating the baby is also a factor that can be prevented by using a sleep sack or the bare minimum of clothing. In order to keep the baby warm you could use a light sheet that only covers the infant’s shoulders to their feet. It is not recommended to place a sheet over the infant’s head. This could also overheat the baby and cause the babies airways to be blocked. The baby should sleep alone at all times. Allowing the infant to sleep with you creates many risk for SIDS to develop. It is also a suffocation risk. There have been many cases where infants were accidentally killed by the parents rolling over on them. An infant should be in his or her crib alone at all times during sleep. Breastfeeding you baby for the first six months is also said to help prevent SIDS. Breastmilk reduces respiratory infections and improves the infant’s coordination in breathing while swallowing. Premature babies must learn how to coordinate breathing and swallowing.

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First, you will need to gather a few items before you are able to change the baby’s diaper. First, you will need a diaper, baby powder or diaper rash cream, unscented baby wipes, a change of clothes in case the child has leaked through his/her clothes, and of course you’re going to need the baby. Always make sure you have everything

Check and comb your child’s head at least once a week to prevent a full-blown infestation.

How do you do this you ask? It's no rocket science. Let your tiny tyke go into his bubble bath with his favorite toy. It could be anything. Favorite cartoon character, superhero or sports item. If he loves it, he'll love having it there.

First, rinse and then dry them with soft towels. Avoid water logging in their ear. If you are using a pet shampoo, always use a safe pet shampoo specially designed for the guinea pigs.

* Take lukewarm baths using little soap and rinse thoroughly. Try a skin-soothing oatmeal or cornstarch bath.