Partial small diaper pad, used when the baby will not roll over to sleep. This method is very common, because the newborn baby is relatively small, and the size of the diaper is not very suitable. It often leaks from the side, causing urine to get on the bedding. At this time, it is best to lay a partition under the baby. Urine pads to prevent side leakage.
Large changing pad for the whole crib. Now there are also some larger pads, which are about the same size as the crib. They are spread over the entire crib. No matter how the baby turns or rotates, it can play a good role in preventing urine. This is more suitable for older babies who can roll over and sleep around.
Use on a stroller. When the diapers of some babies are not suitable, parents take their children to push the stroller out, and it is easy to leak, and the stroller is not very easy to wash. It is convenient and saves the trouble of cleaning the stroller.
Use when the child has red buttocks. Many babies will have red buttocks or rotten buttocks because they don't change their diapers in time. At this time, you can take off the diaper, let the child lie on the diaper pad to cool down, and apply the diaper cream, and the buttocks will soon be red. will be fine.
It is used when the baby has jaundice. When jaundice occurs, many parents are accustomed to basking their babies in the sun, and they can also put a diaper pad under the baby to prevent side leakage.
In addition, girls can also spread on the bed when they come to the aunt to prevent the aunt from leaking and soiling the sheets and quilts, and avoid the pain of washing the sheets and quilts.
