How to prevent tape diaper leakage

How to prevent tape diaper leakage

The most common cause of leakage is to wear the wrong diaper size for the baby. Therefore, please check if the diapers size is suitable for your baby. Please note that the amount of urination will increase as the baby grows. When the baby is 12 months old, the amount of urine excreted a day will be twice the newborn. Although the size of diapers may look suitable for your baby, the amount of urination may increase with his growth, so diapers may not absorb more urine. For diapers, the larger the size, the better the water absorption. If you find that you often leak urine, it may be time to replace a larger diapers.

If you have put on diapers correctly for your baby, there are still leaks, please check the following:

Is the leg fold folding inward?

Is the diaper tape around the belly fixed correctly?

Is there a gap between the diapers and the baby's thighs?

Why does the baby's diapers leak?

Suggestions of leakage in different parts of diapers

1. Recovery

Cause

1. The gap between the diapers and the back of the baby.

2. Due to baby's leg activity, diaper is often misplaced. (It is quite common for S code users).

3. The diaper is more posted in front, leaving less back cover.

suggestion

When you put the diaper under the baby's buttocks, make sure that the diaper is high enough to prevent leakage. 

The rear is slightly higher than the front, and then the tape is obliquely fixed down.

2. Side leakage

Cause

1. The folds around the legs can be folded inward.

2. The fixed position of the tape exceeds the mark area.

3. There is no uniform fixing on both sides of the tape.

suggestion

Make sure that the edge of the diaper is not folded and the tape is fixed. If you notice that the position of the fixed tape exceeds the mark area, the size of the diapers should be replaced. Try to use the size of the size.

3. Leak in the thigh

Cause

1. Fold the leg fold inward.

2. There is a gap around the thigh. (The gap between the baby's thighs and the diaper is likely to occur, because when they are fixed on a child's seat or a stroller, their legs will be opened.)

suggestion

Pull the diaper and pull it to the navel area. Adjust the folds around the legs so that they are properly fit around the crotch. Make sure the folds are pulled outward. If you still leak urine after your child's seat belt, try to fix the diaper tape to a lower position and tilt a little angle.

4. Belly leak

Cause

The waistline of the diaper is too loose.

When the baby is lying on his stomach, urine often flows to the baby's belly.

(For boys) The penis faces up.

suggestion

The front part of the diapers is slightly higher than the rear, and the tape is obliquely fixed up to hide the navel. For boys, make sure the penis faces down.