Babies have sensitive skin. It is important to protect the skin of babies. The use of diapers, whether it be either washable or disposable, should be handled carefully so that babies will always be comfortable. If this is not properly handled, it will eventually cause diaper rash that will cause pain and distress to babies. What is a diaper rash and how to effectively treat it? Read the rest of this entry »
Pocket diapers are the latest introduced product in the market. It is unique and waterproof. It uses the usual PUL (polyurethane laminate) in the outer layer. All edges are sewn and it has an opening at the back. The purpose for that is for you to pull out wet diaper and put in a new one using the opening. It has a fleece layer. When the baby urines, it flows to both sides and absorbed by the cloth you inserted together with the pocket diapers. Of course this is easy to clean and wash. It dries fast. There are advantages and disadvantages in using pocket diapers. Read the rest of this entry »
Cloth diaper covers are waterproofs-made to keep the babies dry. It is used with fitted diaper. It comes with three to four classifications like pre-folds. Most of pre-folds are made by Chinese and are used by many moms due to its flexibilities when it comes to sizes adjustable wraps. Read the rest of this entry »
Swim diapers are designed for babies in the water. They are reusable diapers that are commonly used by babies in public swimming. Most public swimming pools require diaper aged children to wear this special diaper in the water. The swim diaper has a protective outer material that is water proof and an inner layer that is absorbent. The use of this diaper has a double purpose. It protects the baby from bacteria if it’s worn snugly and to prevent the spread of excrement of the baby in the water. The parents of babies wearing swim diapers should check regularly if the diaper is soiled already. Soiled diapers should be immediately changed and the baby must be washed thoroughly to prevent infection or contamination. Read the rest of this entry »