Why you should always use restraints for diaper changes:
-Your little wants to explore the world with their hands, but this isn’t the time and place and their curiously needs to be curbed momentarily
-Little ones m are squirmy, and a squirmy Little is harder to wipe clean
-Some littles get “excited” by mommy/daddy changing their diapies, and keeping them restrained makes sure their hands don’t wander where they shouldn’t
-Restraints can be a calming sense of security when a little is at their most vulnerable to their caregiver
-A little can roll off the changing table if they aren’t tied down for their diaper change
-A little in a messy diaper can make a big mess if they move around while it’s coming off, you need to make sure they don’t cause any trouble by strapping them down from the waist up
-Kicky feets might be cute, but it makes it too hard to get a diaper to fit right, so tie their legs down so they can only move them enough to get the diaper under them.
-A naughty little might need a spanking on the changing table, restraining them first gives you easy access to their bottom for tanning
-If you need to take their temperature, give them an enema/suppository or insert a plug, tieing a little down keeps them from fighting against the treatment they need
-It keeps them from grabbing lotion or powder and accidentally squirting it out and making a mess on the table and wasting diapering products
-Some littles are shy during diaper changes, but keeping their hands tied down makes sure they get used to seeing their mommy/daddy care to their most intimate needs
-If a little has been really good, it’s a great change for some special big-kid touches from their caregiver to reward them
-Finally, you restrain them because you can! Enforce their diapered submission by not even giving them the chance to change themselves, you’re in charge!
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