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Diapering looks so easy when someone else does it -- like the nurse in the hospital who's as comfortable handling your baby as the UPS man is a package -- but if you haven't changed a newborn's diaper before, it can actually seem like a complicated process.
Although disposable diapers can hold a lot of pee and still seem dry, it's important to change them as soon as they are soiled to avoid diaper rash -- as often as six or eight times a day for a newborn. Make sure to give your baby some "air time" on a towel without a diaper to let her skin breath and avoid diaper rash.
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