As your baby grows, so will their diaper size! Knowing when to size up helps keep your little one comfortable and prevents leaks and skin irritation. Here's how to tell when it's time for a bigger diaper.
Signs It's Time to Change Diaper Size
Leaks and Blowouts: If diapers frequently leak or can't contain messes, it may be time to size up.
Red Marks on Skin: Tight diapers can leave red marks on your baby’s waist or thighs, indicating the fit is too snug.
Difficulty Fastening: When the diaper tabs no longer reach the center easily, a larger size may be needed.
Baby's Weight: Check the diaper packaging for weight recommendations and adjust accordingly.
Why the Right Fit Matters
Prevents discomfort and skin irritation from tight-fitting diapers.
Reduces leaks and blowouts for easier clean-ups.
Allows better airflow to keep your baby's skin healthy.
Tips for a Smooth Transition to a Larger Size
Test a small pack of the next size before fully switching.
Adjust clothing sizes if the larger diaper feels bulky under outfits.
Continue checking the fit as your baby grows.
Keep An Eye Out Sizing up diapers is a natural part of your baby’s growth. Paying attention to these signs ensures your baby stays dry, comfortable, and happy. Remember, a well-fitting diaper means less mess and more smiles for both of you!