1. Choose the right diaper for your baby's buttocks
Some parents are afraid that buying a diaper of the right size will squeeze the baby's ass too tight, so they will choose a larger diaper for their baby, but if the diaper is too large, the baby may urinate or pull it. The diapers are not completely absorbed by the diapers and then leak out, so the diapers bought for the baby must be the right size and fit the baby's buttocks completely, so as not to leak urine. Moreover, the diaper is very soft and elastic, and parents don't have to worry about the baby's butt being strangled.
2. Change Diapers in Time
Nowadays, there are color strips on diapers. When the baby pulls or urinates, the color strips will change color. When all the color strips change color, it means that the diapers should be changed. Generally speaking, if the baby just urinates, change the diaper every 3-4 hours. Parents can also touch the baby's diaper when changing it to see if the baby's diaper has become particularly heavy. If it is only a little bigger, it can be later. Change again. But if the baby pulls it, it needs to be replaced immediately.
3. The Worn Diapers Should be Replaced
Regardless of Whether They Are Dirty Or Not.
Diapers are a consumable item, and the price is not low, so if parents see that the diapers are not dirty, they will continue to wear them back to the baby if they feel that it is a waste. However, although the diaper is not dirty, but it is worn on the baby's buttocks, the bacteria on the baby's buttocks also run to the diaper, the protective layer on the surface of the diaper is also destroyed, and a large number of bacteria will breed, so as long as the baby wears the diaper, it doesn't matter if it is dirty. If it is not dirty, it cannot be put on again.
