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How often do you change your babys nappy?
Every time it gets soiled or wet !
What is a nappy dish?
A nappy dish is a short, often handled candy or nut dish with shallow edges.
How often should you change a young babies diaper?
Whenever its wet or messy. If you leave a baby in a dirty diaper for too long it will get nappy rash and could get infections.
Is nappy hair good or bad?
Nappy hair is not good. Nappy hair is hair that is very tangled and messy and is not very attractive. To avoid nappy hair, one should brush hair often and avoid situations which would cause this nappy hair. But it's all a matter of opinion really. It would depend on what you mean by "nappy". Some consider tightly coiled hair to be nappy hair and there is nothing wrong or bad with this hair trait as long as it it taken care of and managed like all hair types should be.
What was the tudors fav food?
The Tudors had many foods that they enjoyed. Meat was often a favorite. They liked boar meat, beef, tongue, and venison.
What do men do only 6 times a year but women do more often?
think
Did the tudors go to parties?
Yes, they would often stay at the house of the host for 2 or 3 weeks at a time.
What is the Tudor alphabet?
The alphabet at the time of the Tudors was the same as it is today,except there was no J, and the letter w was often written as vv.
How often a baby's nappy must be changed?
newborn - when the baby gets fed.getting older , when it poos or you smell wee maybe before they goto bed after the bath and when they wake up
How often do hamsters have babys?
They can have litters every 6 months. But they will get tired after a few set of litters and stop having babies.
How did the Tudors wash themselves?
The Tudors dig a hole then they do their business. Then they put soil to cover it, and when they don't have much space they pour water to destroy it.
What are the limericks in terrible tudors?
Some limericks from the "Terrible Tudors" episode of Horrible Histories include ones about Henry VII, Henry VIII, and Mary I. These limericks are humorous poems that often poke fun at the historical figures and events they describe, adding a light-hearted touch to the show's storytelling.
