What are Pampers diapers made of? How do Pampers diapers absorb water?

When choosing diapers for your baby, its material cannot be ignored. What material is this Pampers diaper made of? How is its water absorption?

Pampers diapers are made of extra-soft cotton of very good quality. They will not cause any harm to the baby's skin and are very absorbent, so they will not cause red buttocks on the baby, so you can use them with confidence.

Pampers diapers are both absorbent and breathable. The blue ones are average in terms of absorbency and breathability, and are OK for daytime use, but they tend to clump. The white ones are better in terms of absorbency and breathability, and are also very soft. The purple ones are the best, but are also the most expensive.

The ultra-protective fabric surface of Pampers diapers contains protective ingredients such as aloe vera, which can form a protective layer on the baby's butt to help avoid irritation from urine and feces. It can not only expel hot and humid air, but also allow air to circulate, helping the baby's butt to be dry and comfortable. In addition, its material is soft and skin-friendly, and the waistline is raised to the baby's waist, wrapping the baby's belly, making it comfortable and free for the baby to wear.

Pampers has good water absorption and is not easy to leak. It can effectively absorb urine. Its wetness indicator is very convenient. Adults can tell whether to change diapers at a glance. Among imported products, it has a high cost performance. However, I suggest using pure cotton diapers during the day, frequently changing the diaper for the child, and using diapers at night. If you use diapers every day, the baby's skin will not be able to bear the best diapers.

Product Features: The skin of a newborn baby is very delicate and needs special care. The baby can be held softly in the soft cotton-like embrace.

1. Help your baby's butt stay dry: multi-layer absorbent can effectively absorb urine;

2. Soft and comfortable magic waist patch: can be repeatedly pasted;

3. Wrap the baby gently: the outer layer is as soft as cotton, and it feels really soft;

4. Fit and comfort: The two-fold design makes it more comfortable for babies to wear, and the waistline is raised to the baby's waist, wrapping the baby's belly;

5. Breathable and comfortable: It not only discharges hot and humid air, but also allows air circulation to help your baby's butt stay dry and comfortable;

6. Wetness indicator, more convenient: you can know at a glance whether it is time to change the diaper, without interrupting the baby's sleep;

7. Aloe vera skin-friendly surface: helps protect baby's skin.

During the neonatal period, babies urinate more frequently, and the skin of newborns is too tender, so diapers should be changed more frequently. Basically, they need to be changed every time they poop or pee, about 12 diapers a day.

Babies in infancy have basically gradually adapted to life outside and have slowly adapted to diapers. In addition, babies in infancy urinate less frequently and the intervals become longer, so diapers can be changed every three hours or so. Of course, the feces should be changed immediately. The baby's feces can easily irritate the baby's skin. The number of times can be reduced when sleeping at night, and it is sufficient to change them three times a night.

When the baby grows up, change it every four hours or so. You can change it twice at night. Some babies have less urine at night, so you can change it once before going to bed and then change it again in the morning. This depends on the situation!

In fact, most baby diapers now have a display line. When the baby urinates, the outer line will change color, which is very easy to see. If conditions permit, you can also change it when it changes color. If the baby urinates less, you can also consider changing it after the baby urinates again.

If your baby has sensitive skin, it is recommended to change the diapers every time he urinates. If that doesn't work, it is recommended to use cotton diapers or gauze diapers, scald them with boiling water after each urination, and try to expose them to the sun.

Finally, I would like to remind all mothers to change diapers in time when the baby has poop. I remember seeing a news report about a mother who wiped off the poop of her baby and continued to use diapers when the baby had diarrhea in order to save money, which caused the baby's skin to ulcerate. It was heartbreaking to see.