Sometimes the diaper seems as light as a feather and yet your baby looks angry and uncomfortable. It is hard to tell when your baby’s diaper is full until you open it up, but you don’t want to spend all day opening and closing a diaper.
The joy of being parents is undeniably the most magical feeling in the world. But, soon enough, it can get overwhelming too. And the big thing is that snarky diaper. Every little thing related to diapers can get messy, and stinky.
A lot of new-age parents remain unclear about details associated with diapers. New parents can have an infinite number of questions about things like whether or not to change the diaper after every pee episode? Or, how do they know that their baby’s diaper is full? Although, most of the answers depend on you and your baby. But, there are few ways to tell when it’s time for a fresh nappy.
Some diapers have a wetness indicator which can be very helpful. But, typically your little one will let you know when they’re uncomfortable in their diaper which will be your sign that it’s time for a change. As you and your baby settle into a routine you’ll start to get a pretty good sense of when diaper changes need to happen.
One clear way to understand how a fuller diaper feels needs you to take the diaper apart after you have changed your baby to a new diaper. Try to feel it with your hand under the layers of the diapers for moisture. If you are wondering whether it’s okay to do that, well, it is. You can even smell the diaper to check for any urine. Also, with urine, the diaper feels fluffier, softer, and squishier.
Newborns need a lot of attention and checking on their diapers fullness. It is one job that comes in the baby care package. Plus, in the initial days, your baby might only urinate in small amounts but, still, it’s essential to keep a tab on the diaper’s fullness. Even though most of the new-age diapers are much better and absorbent enough. However, as your newborn gets a little older, the frequency of urine might increase, and not changing the diapers can lead to diaper rashes.
So would you want a changing pad liners to make your diaper changes easier?
Changing pad liners add an extra layer of ease to your diapering routine. Just place one right on top of the changing pad. When the inevitable mess occurs, you can toss the liner in the wash, and your changing pad cover stays clean. These liners aren’t essential, but they are a good idea to have. The pad is meant to keep your baby cushioned during diaper changes and protect your belongings from pee and poop that makes its way out of the diaper. They also help soak up any leaks your baby may spring after you remove their diaper, leaving you with less cleaning to do. A changing pad liner will prevent discomfort and even allow you to change a sleeping baby without them waking.
Biloban’s bamboo terry changing pad liners feature absorbent and soft breathable fabric, which designed to keep the baby comfortable during diaper changing time. The TPU waterproof backing has anti-slip dots to keep the liner in place. The ultra-soft quilted fabric make it the best choice for your baby’s sensitive skin.