- How To Babysit An Orangutan Activities For Seniors
- How To Babysit An Orangutan Activities For Senior Citizens
We had a fabulous stay from start to finish. Stunning location with breathtaking views of the ocean and the jungle! Staff were amazing - friendly, helpful and attentive. We participated in numerous excursions and activities - the highlight being the breathtaking summit breakfast and the ranger experience for our two boys. It was heartwarming to hear and experience the amazing stories of rehabilitation of orangutan. The passion and dedication of the ranger team involved is incredible - their commitment is evident. Ranger Laslie is a credit to the team at Sabeh. A definite must if you haven't already visited!!
Make sure the baby is comfortable at all times.
How To Babysit An Orangutan Activities For Seniors
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How To Babysit An Orangutan Activities For Senior Citizens
- If the baby starts crying, check his or her diaper. If there is poop, or if the diaper is wet, the diaper needs to be changed. Get a fresh diaper before undoing the old one. To Change a diaper, get out baby wipes, a fresh diaper, and something to keep the baby occupied while you change it. Wash your hands to avoid spreading germs, dirt, and bacteria, to the baby's fragile bottom. First, undo the diaper. Second, if the baby is male, place a clean diaper over his private area. If the baby is female, make sure to wipe front to back so you don't spread bacteria. Third, wipe the baby with as many wipes as you need, making sure to get into all the creases. Last, lift the baby's feet, remove the soiled diaper, and slide on a clean one. Latch the diaper, pattern side on front. Wash your hands again, to wash off any pee or poop and to kill germs and bacteria so that they don't spread to other places in the house. Make sure that the baby's hands and feet are clean and free of any pee or poop after the diaper change.
- If the baby is still crying, that often means that the baby is hungry. So you will have to find the bottle and heat up the milk that the mother has told you to use. Remember, use one scoop of formula for every two ounces. Shake well. Then heat. Do not heat a bottle up in a microwave--microwaves can cause pockets of scalding hot milk. Place the bottle in a pot on the stove and heat the water. After heating up the bottle, make sure the bottle cap is securely fastened and shake the bottle well. Then squirt some of the milk onto the meat of your wrist and if the milk is too hot, continue to shake the bottle until the milk isn't too hot anymore. Once the milk is ready for the baby to drink, prop the baby up and gently stick the rubber nipple into the baby's mouth. Do not point the nipple straight down because the baby could choke. Take breaks between sips. During breaks, sit the baby up and gently pat his/her back right between their shoulder blades. The baby will usually burp.