WHY CHOOSE BABY DIAPERS?

First of all, you can look at the material. High quality diapers often use highly absorbent materials, such as super absorbent polymers (SAP) and polymer materials, which can quickly absorb urine and keep it dry. Secondly, observing the structural design, diapers with multi-layer absorption design can more effectively disperse and lock in urine. It can also be judged through simple home tests, such as pouring water on diapers to see their absorption rate and dryness.

Generally, the packaging of diapers will indicate the applicable weight range and waist size, and parents can choose according to their baby's actual weight and waist size. If the baby's weight and waist circumference are between two sizes, it is recommended to choose the larger size to ensure comfort and fit. At the same time, pay attention to whether the size of the diaper is suitable for the baby's body shape. If it is too small, it is uncomfortable to wear and easy to leak on the side, while if it is too large, it will not fit properly and the baby is prone to displacement during movement, causing side leakage. In addition, different brands and types of diapers have differences in size and design. Parents can try several more to find the most suitable one for their baby. And it is important to pay attention to the growth and development of the baby, regularly check if the diapers fit properly, and promptly change to the appropriate size.

Once a baby is found to be allergic to diapers, stop using them immediately to prevent the allergy symptoms from worsening. Then gently rinse the baby's buttocks with warm water, wash away any remaining urine and feces, and dry them with a soft towel. During the period of discontinuing diapers, it is recommended to switch to diapers with good breathability, such as pure cotton diapers or gauze diapers. You can also apply some gentle moisturizer on the baby's buttocks to relieve skin discomfort and dryness. If the baby's allergy symptoms are severe, such as large areas of rash, persistent itching, etc., they should be taken to the hospital in a timely manner. The doctor may prescribe anti allergic drugs or topical ointments to alleviate the symptoms.

There are multiple reasons for urinary leakage. Perhaps the size of the diaper is not suitable, it is too large to effectively absorb urine, and too small restricts the baby's movement, causing urine leakage on the side; It may also be due to improper wearing, not adjusting the position properly, or not sticking firmly; The baby's urine output is too large, and the diapers cannot absorb it in time, which can also cause urine leakage; In addition, prolonged use can also lead to a decrease in the absorption capacity of diapers, resulting in urinary leakage. The solution includes checking the size to ensure that the appropriate size is chosen and adjusting according to the baby's weight and body shape; Wear correctly according to the instructions, ensuring proper positioning and firm adhesion; Increase the replacement frequency appropriately according to the baby's urine output; Once soaked, replace it promptly; If the baby frequently leaks urine or has abnormal symptoms such as crying and fever, they should seek medical examination in a timely manner.

The odor may be caused by the combination of urine and feces, the inability of diapers to effectively absorb urine, or prolonged storage time. The solution is to regularly replace diapers, especially after the baby defecates. Choosing high absorbency diapers can lock in urine in a timely manner and reduce odor generation.

Check the diaper material and design, and select the product labeled as breathable. After use, observe whether the baby's skin has eczema or other problems. If the baby's skin is prone to eczema, it may indicate poor breathability of the diaper. In addition, some diapers made with special breathable hole designs or lightweight breathable materials usually have good breathability.