Changing a Nappy

What age group is likely to require nappy changes?

• 10 year olds

• Kids at school

• 0-3 year olds and occationally older

• Babies only

What is the main risk a change table poses?

• Baby can roll/fall off causing injury

• It can be too high for the person changing

• Baby will fall asleep on it

• Nothing don’t need to use one

What are the different types of nappies people use for babies?

• Disposable only

• Reusable cloth only

• Underpants

• Disposable and reusable cloth

What are the major brands available for disposable nappies?

• Huggies

• BabyLove

• Rascal and Friends

• All of the above

What is the first step when preparing to change a nappy?

• Put the nappy in the bin

• Collect everything you’ll need

• Tell the child to go play outside

• Ignore it and move on

In which direction on babies bottom do you wipe?

• Front to Back

• Back to Front

• Side to Side

• In a Circular Motion

Where do you place a used/soiled nappy?

• On the table

• On the ground next to the change table

• In the bin

• Leave it where you took it off

What is the last step in nappy changes?

• Take nappy off baby

• Undress baby

• Put cream on babies bottom

• Dispose of nappy and wash your hands

What are contingencies to plan for when changing nappy?

• May get urinated on by baby

• Prepare for messiness with bowel motions

• Baby may roll around

• All of the above

What are some risks of leaving baby in wet/soiled nappy?

• Baby’s bottom becomes red

• Can cause infections

• Baby whingy and uncomfortable

• All of the above