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Changing diapers while out and about can be chaotic. Here's what to have on hand to make it as stress-free as possible.
Chantae: The weirdest places that I've had to change diapers before were the trunk of my car.
Evi: This restaurant-vineyard.
Jenna: Halftime at the game.
Evi: In the airplane.
Ari: Just laid it out right there on the beach.
How to be prepared for changing diapers on the go
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Tip #1: Fill up your diaper bag
Jenna: So we have a diaper bag and it's huge.
Chantae: The diaper bag is critical.
Evi: You never know what's going to happen, right? We have lots of bibs in there. We have onesies in there. We have the Aquaphor® Baby healing ointment in there. So we try to be as prepared as possible.
Tip #2: Always have multipurpose ointment on hand
Soothes and protects dry, irritated skin
Helps prevent diaper rash
Ari: One of the things that we always like keeping in our bag is a tub of Aquaphor® for her dry skin.
Jenna: In my diaper bag we usually have a bottle or a tub of Aquaphor®. I use it myself as well as for my diaper changes, or I'll use it if there's a little irritation on another body part for her, and then I could use it on my lips because I love to do that as well.
Tip #3: Pack a surprise
Ari: While changing diapers, she needs the distraction. She needs something crinkly, something to play with so she doesn't just start kicking around.
Chantae: Toys, teethers.
Ari: The more distracted she is, the less fussy she gets during diaper changes.
Tip #4: Be ready for an outfit change
Evi: So there’s always several outfits in his bag. We have socks in case something happens and it gets on his socks.
Chantae: Maybe one set, two sets, three sets just in case, because she is explosive and anything could happen anywhere. And it has happened anywhere in the past.
Tip #5: Don't forget to laugh
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