baby diaper

In the production process of baby diaper, the front tape and side tape are both very important parts of the design. They each play a different role to ensure that the diapers are easy to use, comfortable and effective in preventing leakage. 1. Frontal tape:   Fix and adjust the size: The front tape is mainly used to fix the diaper on the baby's waist to ensure that the diaper can fit the baby's body tightly to prevent leakage. According to the baby's body shape and weight, the front tape can be adjusted to make the diaper fit the waist and avoid being too tight or too loose. Easy to put on and take off: The front tape is usually designed to be wide, so that parents can easily fit the diaper to the baby's abdomen from the front and change it when needed. The front tape of modern diapers is usually designed to be adjustable for quick putting on and taking off.   2. Nonwoven side tape: Prevent side leakage: The left and right tapes are usually located on both sides of the diaper. Their function is to help the two sides of the diaper fit tightly to the baby's thighs and buttocks, thereby preventing urine from leaking from the sides. They enhance the fit of the diaper by sticking or hook and loop. Comfort and mobility: The left and right stickers can also ensure that the diaper will not shift when the baby moves, allowing the baby to move more freely and less likely to feel uncomfortable. They adjust the tightness of the waistband to ensure that the diaper can still maintain a proper fit during the baby's activities. The frontal tape loop is mainly responsible for fixing the diaper on the baby's waist and abdomen to prevent front leakage, and it is also easy to put on and take off.   The left and right side tapes are responsible for preventing side leakage and ensuring that the diaper can be properly adjusted according to the baby's body shape and activities, providing better comfort and leakage prevention.  

There may be many reasons why babies have allergic reactions after using baby diaper, and the common ones include the following aspects:   Diaper material: Some diaper materials may cause baby skin allergies, especially the chemical ingredients, fragrances or dyes used in diapers. Even if the diapers are labeled "non-irritating", some babies' skin may be sensitive to certain ingredients. Eczema or diaper rash: Baby's skin is relatively delicate, and long-term contact between diapers and skin may cause diaper rash (diaper dermatitis). Especially when the diaper is wet, bacteria and fungi are easy to breed, causing inflammatory reactions. Eczema may also be aggravated by the friction of diapers.   Prolonged contact between urine and sweat: If diapers are not changed in time, urine and baby's skin are in contact for a long time, which may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions. Symptoms such as eczema and red buttocks are also common skin problems.   Inappropriate diapers: Diapers that are too tight or designed improperly may cause friction or strangulation marks, and are also prone to skin allergic reactions. Diapers that fit the baby's body shape can reduce these problems.   Your baby's skin is particularly sensitive: Some babies are born with sensitive skin and are prone to allergic reactions to any external stimuli, especially when exposed to new products.   Solutions: Choose the right diapers: Try natural diapers that do not contain fragrances, dyes, or other chemical ingredients. Change diapers in a timely manner: Keep your baby's skin dry and avoid prolonged contact between urine and the skin. Use gentle care products: Choose skin care products that do not contain irritating ingredients, such as fragrance-free wipes, mild baby lotions, etc. Pay attention to the cleanliness of your baby's skin: Gently clean your baby's private parts every time you change diapers, and avoid using irritating cleaning products.