Diapering Baby Checklist

by Brenda Stokes


	Diaper disposal system	A diaper disposal system is simple to use and can hold several dirty diapers at once. You just place the diaper inside and push down the handle. Some models may require you to twist it in order to seal the diapers in a thick, odor-protecting container.


	Diaper disposal liners	Along with the diaper disposal you're going to need liners. Diaper disposal liners work by sealing in tough odors and keeping germs locked inside. You can choose different kinds of liners to suit your baby's diet whether it is primarily breast milk or solid foods.


	Portable changing pad	Not all of those diaper-changing moments will happen at home. You'll need a portable changing pad to set up shop, so to speak, anywhere. Even if you use a public restroom, you'll need something soft to lay baby on. Plus, the germs on that changing table are probably something you don't want to think about!


	Diaper stacker	Your house will be filled with diapers once Baby comes. Why not organize them in style? Diaper stackers come in all sorts of fun prints and designs to match your nursery and can even attach to your dresser.


	Diaper-wipe warmer	Instead of using ice-cold wipes, use a diaper-wipe warmer to keep them moist, warm, and ready for use on Baby. All you need to do is buy a package of your favorite wipes and pop them into the warmer.


	Mobile	Keep Baby occupied with a mobile while you change her diaper. There are tons of different varieties of mobiles available in many styles and designs. You can easily find something to go with your nursery that will keep her from wiggling out of your grasp.


	Deodorizer or air freshener	Even with a diaper disposal system, odors can still travel throughout your house. Purchase one of those plug-in air fresheners or a deodorizer that removes the odors from the air. Your house will smell fresh and clean in no time.

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