LITTLE SPARSH Adjustable Tabs: Allows for a customizable fit around the waist. - M  (60 Pieces)

. Absorbency Core Material: Look for diapers with super absorbent polymer (SAP) for better moisture retention. Wetness Indicator: A strip that changes color when the diaper is wet, helping parents know when it needs changing. 2. Fit and Comfort Size and Fit: Diapers should fit snugly without being too tight. Look for adjustable tabs and a stretchy waistband. Softness: The diaper material should be soft and gentle against the baby's skin to prevent irritation. Elastic Leg Cuffs: Helps prevent leaks by fitting well around the baby's legs. 3. Skin Protection Breathability: Diapers with breathable outer layers allow air to circulate, reducing the risk of diaper rash. Hypoallergenic Materials: Opt for diapers free from fragrances, lotions, and harmful chemicals. 4. Leak Protection Leak Guards: Extra barriers along the sides to prevent leaks. Absorbent Channels: Distribute wetness evenly to avoid bulkiness and leaks. 5. Ease of Use Easy Fastening: Strong but easy-to-use fasteners that can be reattached if needed. Flexible Design: Allows for ease of movement, especially important as babies become more active. 6. Eco-friendliness Biodegradable Options: Diapers made from sustainable materials that break down more easily in landfills. Sustainably Sourced Materials: Brands that use environmentally friendly materials and production methods. 7. Cost and Availability Affordable Pricing: Consider the cost per diaper and the frequency of changes. Availability: Diapers should be readily available in local stores or online for convenient purchasing. 8. Brand Reputation Reviews and Recommendations: Positive feedback from other parents and high ratings can indicate reliability and quality. Trusted Brands: Established brands often offer consistent quality and reliable customer service. By focusing on these features, you can select diapers that keep your baby comfortable, dry, and healthy.