In the past, many mothers preferred to use pads with cloth diapers instead of diapers. The recent trend, however, has been somewhat inclined to sticky diapers. Why is there this spectacular transformation? Are diapers more convenient than cloth pads and diapers? Join MarryBaby to find out the reason, mother!
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1. Absorption compared to pads
With a long list of advantages of cloth diapers and pads such as saving, reducing the risk of diaper rash, limiting the child's exposure to harmful substances ... pads and diapers were used by many mothers before. In the past few years, along with the development and continuous improvement of diapers for babies, the number of users has also increased rapidly.
Are you in the side pads or diapers? Try "grading" to see which one is more convenient, mom!
Without a doubt, in terms of absorbency, glued diapers and diapers are superior to cloth diapers and pads. With advanced technology, it quickly absorbs liquid, and at the same time prevents back-up penetration, helps baby's skin always dry and non-irritating.
Some famous diaper brands such as Huggies using 1000 super absorbent funnel technology combined with super breathable material are appreciated and trusted by many mothers. Compared with cloth diapers and nappies, the new Huggies diapers have a higher absorbency, making the surface 10 times more dry, ensuring baby's skin is always dry, providing absolute comfort for your baby.
The diaper pads are often difficult to ensure the ability to retain moisture as well as limit the risk of leaking dirt out. Moreover, if you do not change dirty diapers regularly, keep in long contact with your baby's delicate skin, the chance of your baby getting diaper rash is also much higher.
Huggies diapers are not only highly absorbent with 1000 super absorbent funnels, but also equipped with a rear spill-proof box. As a result, it completely solves the worry of leaking dirt, both helps the baby to be comfortable to move, and helps mothers reduce the time to wash dirty clothes and diapers. In this respect, sticky diapers must also have a dominant advantage over cloth diapers and pads, right?
In terms of price, cloth nappies and pads are somewhat "lighter" than sticky diapers and pants diapers. However, mom, if you calculate a little carefully, I don't know anyone better than anyone!
Think about it, although the price is low, but if you use a pad with poor absorbency, you have to change diapers many times a day. The number of pads must also be used has also increased a lot.
Meanwhile, if using a diaper paste with a superior absorbency, 10 times more dry than the pad, the number of diapers that a mother needs to replace her baby every day is less. The same price is reduced significantly. Not to mention, in terms of quality and usability, diapers are also much better than pads. "Worth the money" and the baby is comfortable, very worthy of consideration, right?
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