Nappies

 

The arrival of a new baby in the family is a cause for celebration, but it also creates a series of questions and uncertainties about the correct care to offer them what they need at all times. From the first hours of life, baby nappies are used, so it is important that they are the right ones, in terms of texture, composition and size.

What are baby nappies?

Baby nappies are designed to keep babies protected and covered for their most basic needs. As they are not able to voluntarily hold their faeces or urine, they need to use nappies to avoid infections, irritation or discomfort caused by bad smell.

When is it necessary to use baby nappies?

Babies need daily nappies. Parents or guardians are responsible for changing nappies whenever necessary. Generally, nappies will no longer be necessary as the baby reaches a certain age, when they will have to take the step of learning to use the toilet properly. In addition, there are also nappies for different situations, such as cloth nappies or water nappies.

How do nappies work for babies?

They act to contain both the baby's urine and faeces. In addition, they must be comfortable to allow maximum mobility, while offering softness and hydration to their skin. It is therefore vital that parents take care to observe whether their baby's skin reacts well to each type of nappy.

From what age can baby nappies be used?

Baby nappies are used from the first day of life. Likewise, it is most important to understand that the size of the nappy depends on the weight and not on the age of the newborn. Manufacturers offer up to six different sizes ranging from those used for babies under one kilo to those over 15 kg.

How should I use baby nappies?

Changing a baby is a task that, although a little difficult at first, can be done without major problems by following the steps marked for each type of nappy.

Does my baby need any kind of medical examination or test before I can use them?

Babies do not need any medical examination to use nappies. It is only necessary to be aware of those that may cause skin irritation. If in doubt, always consult a specialist.