Baby Diaper

• Super Soft Cotton Topsheet: Keep dryness of baby's skin to avoid rash and redness.

• High Absorption: urine can be instantly absorbed by whole-imported SAPs

• Whole Core: SAPs won't move or stack with baby's movement to maintain diaper's function while time goes.

• Anti-3D Leak Guards: Unique design of leak guards reduces rubbing against baby's skins.

• Wetness Indicator: A convenient wetness indicator changes color to let you know when it’s time for a diaper change, taking the guesswork out of diapering.

Top Sheet (Inner Layer):

Non-Woven Fabric: This is the layer that comes into direct contact with the baby’s skin. It is usually made from soft, breathable materials like polypropylene or polyester to ensure comfort and reduce the risk of irritation.

Absorbent Core:

Fluff Pulp: This is a soft, fibrous material made from wood pulp. It helps to absorb and distribute moisture.

Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP): These are tiny gel-like beads that can absorb many times their weight in liquid, helping to keep the diaper dry and prevent leaks.

Back Sheet (Outer Layer):

Polyethylene Film: This waterproof layer prevents moisture from leaking out of the diaper. It is often combined with a non-woven fabric to make it more breathable and comfortable.

Cloth-Like Back Sheet: Some diapers use a cloth-like material for the outer layer to provide a more fabric-like feel, which can be more comfortable for the baby.

Elastic Bands:

Spandex or Lycra: These materials are used in the leg cuffs and waistbands to provide a snug fit and prevent leaks. They are stretchy and help the diaper conform to the baby’s body.

Adhesive Tapes:

Polypropylene or Polyester: The tapes used to secure the diaper are typically made from durable, flexible materials that can be easily adjusted and re-fastened.