Frequently Asked Questions

1. How often should I change my baby’s diaper?

Newborns may need 8–12 changes per day. Older babies typically need changes every 3–4 hours or whenever the diaper feels wet or soiled.

2. What size diaper should I use and when should I size up?

Use the size chart on the pack based on your baby’s weight. If you notice red marks or leaks, move up a size.

3. How can I prevent diaper rash?

Change diapers frequently, allow your baby’s skin to air-dry occasionally, and use a protective cream with zinc oxide.

4. What’s the difference between pant-style pull-on diapers and taped diapers?

Pant-style diapers are easy to pull on and off for active babies, while taped ones are better for newborns who lie still during changes.

5. Are cloth diapers better than disposable diapers?

Cloth diapers are eco-friendly and reusable, while disposables are more convenient for travel or nighttime. The best choice depends on your lifestyle.

6. How do I manage diapering while travelling or in public?

Carry a portable changing mat, wipes, and disposal bags. Find a clean, private spot for quick changes.

7. What do I do if my baby has frequent “blowouts”?

Try a larger size or a diaper with stronger elastic cuffs and high-absorbency layers.

8. How do I dispose of used diapers safely at home?

Seal them in a disposal bag before placing them in the bin to prevent odours and contamination.