Best Diapers For Sensitive Skin

Which diaper is leak-proof and offers the perfect wearing comfort? And what options are there to Pampers? Here are the perfect diapers for babies, including winners.

Free from harmful substances, kind to the skin, leak-proof and very comfortable to wear: diapers for babies have to meet many requirements so that they can reliably serve their purpose in everyday life. The absorption speed plays an important role in diapers, because this is the only way to avoid leakage and irritated skin. And environmental friendliness is also an aspect that is important to many parents – every baby produces a ton of diaper waste during the first years of life. However, the balance of washable cloth nappies is not necessarily better than that of disposable nappies, more on that below.

However, for many parents, wearing comfort and leakage safety are still the top priorities. And unfortunately not all diapers are completely convincing – this is shown by the feedback and ratings from many parents, but also by the results. What is important when choosing the right baby diaper and which diaper brands are convincing: Here is a compact overview of disposable diapers,

The different diaper sizes usually relate to the weight of the child. For the wearing comfort and greatest leak protection, please note the manufacturer’s information, as the basics often differ from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Special night nappies usually offer a higher volume and even better leak protection to save parents changing nappies at night. Swim nappies and panty nappies for on the go are also available from the many manufacturers.

Leakage security is closely related to absorption speed. If the diaper cannot absorb liquid quickly enough, it will run past the diaper – then even a large absorption volume will not help much.

Rewetting of diapers is also a crucial fact. A good diaper retains liquid without releasing it. This is the only way to keep the skin dry over a longer period of time. The skin-friendliness of diapers is closely linked to the aforementioned rewetting, but also to the substances and additives used. Additives or pollutants such as banned azo dyes, disperse dyes or formaldehyde as well as dangerous chlorine compounds and heavy metals have no place in diapers. All well-known manufacturers of diapers also adhere to this. Incidentally, according to the current statistics, paraffins are not considered to be hazardous to health, but they are at least controversial.

The test-winning diaper the Pampers Baby Dry, was rated very good, the only point of criticism was the use of paraffins in the lotion that is applied to the inner fleece. The own brands as well as the eco diapers from other brands core satisfactory or sufficient in this test, the weaknesses here are mainly the absorption speed. Gauze diapers are basic cloths that are used, for example, as a pad when changing diapers, as a privacy screen on the pram or for cuddling.