When babies wear diapers, many mothers will encounter a problem, that is, diapers leak urine. Is urine leakage a problem with diapers? Normally, urine leakage will not occur when diapers are used correctly. Don't make any conclusions, you can see if it is caused by other reasons.
Incorrectly dressed
Wearing diapers may seem simple, but if you don’t wear them properly, you will easily leak urine. There are a few things that moms need to pay special attention to in terms of wearing.
If you leak urine later, you have to wear it like this!
To prevent back leakage, you need to raise the baby's back diapers, and then pull the diapers in the legs up to below the belly button, so that they will not cover the belly button and prevent urine leakage and pollution if the diapers are not worn properly. To the baby's belly button. Fold the edge of the diaper on your abdomen slightly in or out to prevent it from rubbing your baby's belly button. Then stick the Velcro on both sides firmly. This can more effectively prevent urine leakage. The looseness and tightness of the waist should be able to fit a finger as the standard.
If you leak urine from the side, you have to wear it like this!
After sticking the Velcro, tidy up the leak-proof sides of the folds on both sides of the diaper, and let the leak-proof sides stand up, so as to effectively prevent side leakage. The leak-proof side is also called the side-leakage guard, which is the frill standing up on the inner thigh, which can effectively prevent the excrement from leaking out along the gap between the thigh and the diaper. Make sure that the Velcro on the left and right sides have the same scale, so as to prevent the diapers from being crooked and reduce the possibility of side leakage. Finally, adjust the tightness of the base of the baby's thighs. The gap should be about one finger or so.
Inappropriate size
The choice of diapers depends on the weight. Oversized models are prone to leaking urine, too small models will cause back seepage due to more urine than the diaper can withstand, and too tight diapers can damage the baby’s delicate skin.
Diaper saturation
The baby's urine output is large, or the wearing time is longer, which will cause the diaper to become saturated. At this time, the absorption effect of the diaper is relatively poor, and urine leakage is prone to occur. Therefore, it is necessary to change the baby's diapers in time to prevent urine leakage and stay away from red ass.