How to quickly identify whether baby diaper is qualified?

The health and safety of babies is the bottom line of every parent. Diapers are a must-have item for babies. They are worn close to the baby from birth to two or three years old, so the quality of diapers is very important. But babies can't speak, and they can't accurately tell whether they are comfortable or not wearing diapers. They can only rely on parents to observe.

However, there are many types of diapers on the market, and the brands are messy. Mothers are dazzled and don't know how to choose. If they are not careful, they may be caught. So when we get a baby diaper, how can we quickly identify whether the diaper is qualified? You can identify it through the following 7 steps.

1. Purchase through formal channels

Baby health is no small matter. All kinds of supplies used by babies should be purchased through formal channels to prevent buying fakes and inferior products. After all, products purchased through formal channels have genuine quality assurance and better after-sales guarantee.

2. Observe the information on the outer packaging

When we get the product, the first thing we come into contact with is the appearance packaging. We need to observe whether the product packaging is intact and damaged. Next, observe whether the identification information on the product packaging is complete, including but not limited to product name, implementation standard number, hygiene standard number, production license number, manufacturer name/address, product grade, main raw materials, production date or expiration date, applicable weight, product specifications, etc.

It is best not to choose products without manufacturer name/address, product name, and implementation standard to prevent buying "three-no products".

3. Observe the appearance of baby diaper

Good diapers should be clean and tidy, with no damage or stains on the surface, and no signs of tearing of the adhesive strips. Observe whether the overall color of the product is normal white and whether there is yellowing; touch the gap with your fingers and shake it a few times to see if there is any excess dust floating out.

4. Touch the diaper

Supplies that come into direct contact with the baby's skin should be based on protecting the baby's delicate skin. Mother can touch the diaper with her hand to feel the overall softness, especially pay attention to whether the surface layer and leak-proof partition of the diaper are soft. A good product should feel comfortable, skin-friendly and soft. If the selected diaper feels rough, it will not only affect the comfort when wearing, but also cause skin damage due to long-term friction with the baby's skin, so it is not recommended to buy diapers with rough texture.

5. Observe the cutting

Each diaper is made through multiple processes, and there will be a certain degree of difference in design, cutting, and craftsmanship. Therefore, it is necessary to observe whether the cutting of the diaper is close-fitting and comfortable. For example, the appropriate cutting of the leg circumference plays an important role in preventing side leakage; the embracing elastic waist naturally fits the baby's body curve and effectively prevents back leakage.

6. Smell

In addition, you need to smell whether the diaper has an odor, and try to choose diapers with low odor. In the production process of diapers, a variety of baby diaper raw material and auxiliary materials, such as hot metl adhesives, PE film, etc., are used, and they also need to go through a series of sterilization and disinfection processes. Therefore, it is normal for products that have just been produced to have a little glue or disinfectant smell. Proper ventilation in a clean environment will quickly disappear and will not affect the use.

However, if you smell a serious irritating odor that does not dissipate for a long time, it is not recommended to buy it.

7. Trial experience

Water absorption and breathability are important reference indicators for choosing diapers. To observe the water absorption of diapers, mothers can wrap the diaper sample around their arms to feel whether it is stuffy. To observe the water absorption of diapers, you can pour a certain amount of water directly on the diaper, and after absorption, put a dry paper towel on it and press it gently. If the paper towel is still dry, it means that the diaper has good absorption.

In addition, if you have passed the inspection of looking, smelling, touching, and testing, then let the baby try it on and test it again. After all, whether the diapers you bought are good or not, you can only know the result after trying them on.

Through the above 7 points, I believe that mothers already know how to judge whether the diapers they bought are qualified. Another key point in taking good care of your baby is to change diapers frequently. Although diapers have a strong ability to absorb water, you cannot wait until they are full of urine before changing them. Not changing them for a long time may induce diaper rash.