Here are some tips that might help:
- Turn on a beautiful piece of music.
- Make sure the room is warm enough, then place your baby on a soft surface.
- Put a nappy on your baby in case baby does a wee.
- Stretch the neck of a singlet and, supporting your baby’s head, put the singlet on from the back. Be careful it doesn’t touch your baby’s face as you pull the front over baby’s head – little babies can get very upset by clothes scraping their faces.
- Do the reverse when undressing, once again trying not to let the clothes touch your baby’s face.
- Gently place your baby’s arms through the arm holes.
- If you’re dressing your baby in a jumpsuit, unbutton or unzip it and lay baby on top. Place baby’s arms and legs into the holes and do up the zip or snap fasteners.
- Make sure your baby’s legs and arms are clothed for going out in the sun.but it’s better to keep baby out of direct sun altogether if you can.
- PS:This article is reprinted from Raisingchildren.net.cn
The original article is linked below:https://raisingchildren.net.au/newborns/health-daily-care/dressing-newborns/dressing-a-newborn#how-to-dress-a-newborn-nav-title