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Proper Powder Placement

We’ve all used baby powder at some point, right? There’s a ton of different scents and brands out there that there’s always going to be something for everyone. But where should we put it? How should we use it? And best of all, how much should we use?

I’ve spent a lot of time working all of that out, so here are my results!

Inside the diaper on top of the padding - This is a good place to start, though you don’t want to over do it. Just a very light sprinkling will do the trick! I read somewhere that if you use too much, it can clog the absorbent parts of the diaper and reduce the absorbent powers of these magical poofy panties that keep us all from having little accidents here and there.

On the wings of the diaper - This is probably the best spot to use baby powder, especially if you sweat around this area. Obviously you want to put the powder on the inside, not the outside part of the diaper. I recommend this the most during the summer or when it’s hot outside.

On your skin - Take some baby powder and rub it into your legs, your hips/waist, your butt, and anywhere your diaper covers, and then a little extra above and below. This ensures that any extra moisture, like urine or sweat, will be stopped from harming your soft, delicate skin.
At the time of this post going up, spring and summertime are right around the corner! I think we should all spend some time with baby powder again and see how it can really help us!

Stay padded, my lovely littles! <3

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