The first priority is the position. The infant should be placed and kept on the right side or on the abdomen until the risk of emesis and aspiration has subsided. An upright position is advised next. Contamination of the wound by urine or feces is a concern and proper diaper placement is crucial. The placement of a pediatric urine collector is useful to avoid contamination of the wound and to calculate an accurate urine output following surgery. Feedings can usually resume 4 to 6 hours postoperatively unless there are other specific surgeon orders (Schick & Windle, 2016).