Nursing pads are not diapers, so mothers must not use disposable diaper pads as diapers or diapers when using them. Diaper pads are just a short-term pad for sheets and baby's butt, or isolation between diapers and buttocks. Baby urine Or poo supplies. When in use, it can be directly placed on the bed in winter, and then put a diaper on the baby, and then put it on the changing mat. It is best to put it under the bed sheet when using it in summer. Because many urine pads are impermeable and airtight. Putting it under the bed sheet can prevent the baby from sweating and airtight. After unfolding the baby-specific nursing pad, lay it flat on the bed, with the non-woven surface touching the body; then put the baby flat on the bed, and place the baby-specific nursing pad under the baby's buttocks to absorb excrement. The baby-specific nursing pad can help the baby absorb excrement easily, and mothers are more at ease.
The main reason why babies use this is to absorb excretion, so when purchasing, you must look for a nursing pad with strong absorption capacity. The stronger the absorption capacity, the better, and it can effectively prevent excretion from soiling the bed sheets and quilts due to side leakage. . Pay attention to the anti-side leakage ability of baby-specific nursing pads. Although some baby-specific nursing pads have good absorption capacity, but lack anti-side leakage ability, it is useless. Nursing pads are used under the body, and it is better to squeeze them without side leakage. It is best to bring a wrinkle-resistant nursing pad to reduce the possibility of side leakage. In fact, the special baby pads are very easy to use, but mothers should pay attention to fasten the interface of the baby special nursing pad for the baby, because the baby will use it indiscriminately while sleeping. If the interface is not fastened tightly, it is easy to cause excrement to flow out and stain the bed sheet.