How far the progress would not go, without diapers in the process of caring for the baby still can not do. Therefore, it is quite logical to ask how many diapers a newborn needs.
Number of diapers needed in the hospital
To begin, we will determine how many diapers need to be taken to the hospital. With a favorable outcome of childbirth, mom and baby spend at the maternity hospital on average 4-5 days. And practically all this time the child wears diapers . Therefore, he simply will not manage to spoil a large number of diapers.
However, the diaper's diapers should be changed at regular intervals, even if visually they remain clean. In the ordinary maternity home, my mother does not have the opportunity to wash and iron diapers herself, so relatives bring fresh linen for the baby. If you do not visit every day, you should immediately take a stock, say, at a rate of 5-6 diapers per day.
Diapers at home
After returning home, the situation changes slightly. How many diapers are needed for a newborn baby? A healthy child in the first month of life urinates about 20 times a day. Now the kid already spends most of his time without a diaper, which is worn mostly at night and during a walk. Nevertheless, given that it is necessary not only to swaddle the child himself, but also to lay the diaper in the crib and, say, on the sofa, the 20 diapers will be just right. This is in view of the fact that you will wash them every day.
How many diapers a newborn needs per day can depend on the time of the year. In summer, the child can spend more time naked, in winter, without swaddling, it will simply freeze. Thinking about how many diapers you need a newborn in the winter, consider the temperature in your apartment. In this case diapers in winter time are better to use flannel.
As the child grows up, the number of diapers decreases, because:
- he rarely cope with poverty;
- He spends some time in the sliders ;
- he becomes calmer, so the need for swaddling departs to reduce excessive motor activity.
The number of diapers needed for a newborn in summer or in winter is best determined by the mother herself, depending on the way of life, the methods of upbringing and the features of the baby.