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1 a piece of cloth or paper put between a baby’s legs to soak up urine etc; diaper American -- bleie
The baby’s nappy needs changing.
Nappy-wearing families in which there are two or more children are a sub-group at particular risk.
There was no system for removal of rubbish such as disposable nappies left by the pickers.
It reports a scientific investigation of the dogma that children must start learning instruments early (preferably while they are still in nappies).
We have demonstrated an increased risk of infection with an increase in the number of nappy-wearing children in a family.
Nappy wearing was an independent risk factor for infection.
That is, baby faecal matter contaminates co-inhabitants, for example by poor hand washing after changing nappies.
These purchases were typically small numbers of items but nappies and beer did co-occur quite regularly.
The finding of four nappies at the bottom of the pool during the cleaning operation indicates that other potential ways of contamination also exist.
