Does diapers affect the baby's skin?
I believe that many mothers will have some doubts about the use of diapers. One of the common questions is whether diapers will affect the baby's skin, and if they are used improperly, what effect will it have on the skin? So, does the use of diapers affect the baby's skin? What is the reason? Next, the mother and baby diaper company will tell you about this problem. Diapers have an impact on the baby's skin, so the diapers used by the baby generally require breathability and no stimulation. The baby's mobility is relatively low, and it is not fully developed, so the comfort and softness requirements are relatively high. For newborn babies, I don’t need to say much, everyone knows to buy light and breathable ones. If you buy too thick, it will not be convenient for your baby to move around, secondly, your baby’s skin will be worn out, and thirdly, it will cause rashes. And it should be noted that the baby must change the diapers on time after the excretion, to avoid causing red buttocks and diaper rash. But the baby is still young and has irregular excretion, so mothers should choose absorbent diapers to reduce the contact time of urine and skin and reduce skin damage. Diapers Previous: Three issues that have to be considered when choosing a diaper Next: Comparison of applicability of diapers