I have three kids, so I know diapers. I even think I know some clever diaper changing tricks.
Yes, I’ve totally done the whole change the squirming baby on the floor so I can (gently but firmly) pin their flailing body down with one leg while removing and replacing the poopy diaper like a ninja.
But my third baby, little J.C., is giving this ninja mama a run for her diaper changing money. So when I saw that HALO Innovations has a new diaper pad cover that promises “stress-free diaper changes,” I was like, “SIGN ME UP!”
About the HALO SwaddleChange
The new HALO® SwaddleChange™ swaddles and soothes babies for stress-free diaper changes. The soft plush cover fits over the entire changing pad like most covers, with the addition of a sewn-in swaddle wrap that helps parents keep baby’s body under control while he’s lying down. “We know how beneficial the Halo SleepSack Swaddle is as a soother when baby goes to sleep. Now we are applying the same comforting concept to diaper change,” comments Bill Schmid, founder Halo Innovations.
The Seal of Approval
I try to be an open-minded mama; especially when it comes to products that could potentially make my life easier. But I have to admit that I was more than skeptical about the SwaddleChange. Yes, it’s been awarded the PTPA (Parent Tested Parent Approved) Seal of Approval, but could it really control my crazy 10 months old?
Well, let me tell you, it has now been awarded this ninja mama’s seal of approval, too. I couldn’t believe how my little guy calmed right down when I swaddled those super-soft wraps around his upper body and arms. He actually seemed more interested in babbling and interacting with me than wrestling my arms away from his diaper. The SwaddleChange will definitely be going on my list of go-to gifts for new moms and babies.
The HALO SwaddleChange can be found at select national retailers and on Amazon.com. Learn more by following HALO on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
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Krissy is a former art teacher turned full time mama of 3. She blogs at B-InspiredMama.com to connect moms with kids crafts, easy recipes, learning fun, and creative parenting tips.
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Having the baby settle down and then clean up from him.
The baby peeing or pooping again before you get the second diaper on.
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definitely calming the wiggles!
the baby crawling away from me
trying to change and baby just wants to flip over
Changing in the worst possible times/positions…always seems to be on the go!
Keeping the baby still while I change her is the biggest challange.
Just trying to keep the little one still long enough to finish the job.
For my son, it was definitely keeping him still!!
when the baby surprise you with pee or poo at the moment of diaper change!
Getting them ALL completely wiped up, while they wiggle and squirm. So there bottoms are smooth and clean.
Keeping the baby still.
Those wipes can be hard to use while changing baby.
Keeping him still while trying to re-cloth!
The squirmies are definitely the most difficult part of diaper changes!
DEALING WITH THE SMELL =(
Anytime they’re awake! j/k really, it’s dealing with the poopies… I can deal with the squirmies…after a couple kids, that’s the easy part!
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It’s like you don’t have enough arms and hands to do it fast enough.
Keeping hands out of the diaper! So hard for us!
Keeping daughter still – She is always trying to get away!
Keeping the hands out of the diaper area!
Keeping the baby happy is the most challenging!
getting them to lay still.
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I’ll get to find out what this is like at the end of March, sure it’s going to be a challenge.
Changing an angry child is always a challenge! So much thrashing and attempting to roll over, and hitting! Yuck!
When they have the wiggles!
running out of diapers after you already have them undressed
A wiggling baby is most challenging
Wiggly butts are the most challenging!
baby being still and not trying to flip over
Trying to keep everything in it’s place while you have a wiggler on your hands.
a squirmy baby is the most challenging for me!
The baby powder ends up going every where else but on the baby.
keeping baby;’s hands out of the way
Keeping a baby from rolling over.
Preventing baby from putting his/her hands on their soiled area!
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This will help during those times of when baby is being too fussy.
My nephews nickname is wiggles cuz he has wiggled his whole life and now that he is 2 he has turned it into more of a alligator death roll type of thing he just hates sitting still for anything.
keeping the little one from rolling away
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