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Further Stage
- the baby's development phase
- Practice for your baby
- Changing clothes
- Bathing
- Infant food
- Toddler
- Further Stage
A big body means a large amount of urine.A big body means the diaper's elastic leaves marks around the legs.
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Standing ~ Walking Stage
- the baby's development phase
- Changing clothes
- Bathing
- Two years old
- Walking
- Standing up
- Baby food
- Milk
- Breastfeeding
- Standing up to Walking Stage
- Standing – Walking Stage
Even though he's walking around, his bottom is big and looks like it makes moving difficult.Once he starts walking, he sweats a lot.
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Crawling Stage
- the baby's development phase
- Changing clothes
- Bathing
- Baby food
- Milk
- Breastfeeding
- Baby's development
- Crawling
- Crawling Stage
Even though you're pretty sure baby's wet, he keeps running around!
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Sitting Up Stage
- the baby's development phase
- Changing clothes
- Bathing
- Baby food
- Milk
- Breastfeeding
- Baby's development
- Sitting up
- Sitting Up Stage
Sitting Up (Turning over ~ Sitting up) StageHe's moving a lot now, so you might wonder if his diaper is too tight? The amount of urine is greater.
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Sleeping Stage
- the baby's development phase
- Changing clothes
- Bathing
- Milk
- Breastfeeding
- Baby's development
- Two months after birth
- Turning over
- Sleeping stage
Since baby is always lying down and his bowel movements are runny, they may leak out from the back.Bowel movements are still runny
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Newborn Stage
- the baby's development phase
- Milk
- Newborn Stage
- Breastfeeding
- Sleeping
- Bathing
- Baby's development
- Newborn
Let's analyze baby's "now" and "soon"!Newborn Stage
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