Changing a newborn’s diaper usually occurs when there is excess urine inside the diaper, or excess stool that cannot be absorbed by the diaper. Most newborns need a diaper change after 2-3 pee breaks and after each bowel movement. The frequency of diaper changes is related to the amount and frequency of the child’s own urination. If the child urinates a lot and the diaper soon appears to be bulging, this is the time to change the diaper immediately. Because the substantial things in the stool can not be absorbed in the diaper, so every time after the stool is recommended to change the diaper immediately, otherwise it is easy to form a newborn baby red hips, red buttocks or eczema this kind of situation, and lead to the child’s uncomfortable.