What is the reason for diapers to clump

Many parents will find that the baby's diapers will clump after use. This may be because the quality of the diapers used by the baby is not very good, which may cause certain harm to the baby. At this time, you need to change to another brand of diapers, otherwise it may harm the baby's body. Next, let me show you what causes diaper clumps.

1. Causes of diaper lumping

1. The core of the diaper is a traditional core (fluff pulp + absorbent resin).

2. Diapers are super saturated with absorption.

3. Exercise and squeeze the baby's legs.

2. What kind of diapers are not easy to form lumps?

Currently, the core structures of diapers on the market are basically divided into three types: one is the traditional core (fluff pulp plus absorbent resin), which has a good drainage effect but is prone to breakage; the second is the composite core (dust-free paper plus non-woven fabric plus absorbent resin), also called the full core, which is thinner, has no breaks, and does not clump; and the other is the semi-core, which is between the two. Therefore, it is necessary to choose suitable diapers. Normal use of diapers can avoid caking and breaking to a great extent. As for baby diapers, the cotton-soft products use the first type of core, and the ultra-thin products use the second type of composite core. That is, the cotton-soft products have a large absorption capacity and absorb quickly, but are prone to clumps; while the ultra-thin products are relatively thin, have continuous layers, and do not clump. Therefore, it is recommended that parents buy diapers for their babies in combination! It’s a great idea to use ultra-thin products during the day and cotton-soft products at night! Diapers are an important item to keep your baby happy and healthy. The first thing you need to consider when choosing a diaper for your baby is to make sure it fits properly. Because babies grow so quickly, it is very important to find the right diapers.

3. How to choose diapers

1. Comfort: Make sure the diapers are made of materials that feel comfortable on your baby's skin. If your baby has sensitive skin, you'll quickly discover how important this is.

2. Absorbency: Usually, this is the most important factor when choosing diapers. Check how well the diaper keeps your baby's skin dry to measure the diaper's absorbency.

3. Breathability: The baby's skin is delicate. If the diaper is not breathable enough, the ammonia produced by urine will cause the baby's diaper. Therefore, diapers with good breathability can effectively reduce the occurrence of diaper rash. However, covering the baby's skin for a long time is not good, so diapers need to be changed every 2 to 3 hours.

4. In addition, many diapers are also designed according to the baby's level of physical activity. If your little one is crawling, walking, or running, you should look for specialized diapers for these activities.