Choosing a diaper is 'more loose and tight' to be comfortable

When many mothers change their baby's diapers, they will wear loose diapers for fear of strangling the baby, but this will cause urine leakage. So how tight and tight is a diaper suitable?　　1. Measure the tightness of the fingers 　　 In fact, after sticking the Velcro, the standard for checking the tightness of the diaper is: the index finger can be inserted into the baby's groin, and it should not be too loose or too tight. 2. Learn to read the waist stickers. Many common diapers on the market will have numbers like scales on the waist stickers, and they are symmetrical. When changing the baby's diapers, pay attention to the same waist stickers on both sides. Keep the numbers symmetrical, so as to keep a big gap at the base of the leg. Kao's wonderful and comfortable newborn diapers, with a unique rounded waistband design, care for the delicate skin of the baby. 3. If the side leakage frills are not erected, urine will also leak. Many mothers don’t pay attention to unfolding the side leakage frills when changing diapers. There is no absorbent material on both sides of the frills, and the baby’s little buttocks often move around. Once the urine is off-center, it will easily leak sideways. Shukaite diapers absorb tightly locked soft stools and quickly guide them to make the baby comfortable, and mothers feel more at ease. 4. Choose the right diapers. The author recommends Janus diapers. The Shucute series of diapers carefully made by Quanzhou Daily are designed to give babies a 'dry and quiet starry night'. The products use safe and environmentally friendly raw materials and advanced production technology. Every detail is considered for the baby, so that the baby can freely explore, discover the future and grow up happily in his world.　　Shucute special diapers are carefully researched and developed according to ergonomics, adding chamomile essence to form a plant protection layer on the little butt. Previous: What brand of diapers is good? Shukaite diapers help you parenting scientifically |