Hi folks.. i am sure you are a parent and hence come here to hear about this review. One constant worry for a mom especially in setup like our society and our upbringing we have a huge task in choosing the diaper for our beloved babies. first of all we always have doubts if we need to use diapers or stick to conventional ways of diapering which primarily involve langots or normal pants/underwear for babies to infants to toddlers..or just a cloth which is also tending these days in the form of cloth dipering and the new age clothing inserts like bamboo inserts, microfiber inserts into the cloth diapers which according to me are all very good and can be easily used and reused as and when we want . but the constant checking and changing and washing the load read it loaaad.. i am sure you know what i mean when i say that and again dry them and disinfect them and iron and reuse.
Inspite of doing all of this it is still not hassle free. so the ultimate carefree and safe solution is invariably the use of diapers available in number of brands available in all sizes and pant style and stick on ones both could be used as per convenience and as per the baby and how he /she adjusts to it.
but the question still stays and as parents we always want the best and safe thing for our tiny toddlers.althoogh it is always debatable topic as to how harmful or safe it is to put babies on diapers all day long.. i believe parents should take their call.
what i did was put him on langots and cloth tied as langots or with insets or padded langots when he was just born till he was about 8-9 months old and then occasionally used the plastic wrap style diapers over the cloth diaper to prevent wetting of external cloth and put him on diapers only at night changing them every 3-4 hours or whenever it was soiled.This would prevent frequent wetting and frequent waking up and changing thus saving the sleep as well as ensuring sound sleep to the baby also. also used diapers whenever he was on doctors visit or went out.
As he grew up i started using dry sheets more often and as usual kept him diaper free during the day and diapers only on colder nights as i would make him pee just before going to bed. This was helpful just for few days as he was drinking milk even at night , it caused lot of wetting both of cloths and as he would shift places while sleeping the large size dry sheets were also less helpful.
So the cloth insert diapers were put to use by me and found that it was ok for just an hr to 1/2 hr. so ultimately the available diapers only came to rescue. yet i was sceptical as i was worried about rashes and things. but it was eased with the use of branded diapers.
I have used multiple brands diaper and i am currently using the Himalaya baby pants with anti rash shield . Currently my kid is going to school and it was mandatory to put him on diaper even morning during his school hours.Also as it is winters now he is constantly on diapers. (He can tell when he wants to do potty but is still not telling when he has to pee). So i am using Himalaya baby pants diapers and it is working very well.
He has adjusted well to the pant style diapers and I haven't seen a single rash till date. Also as it has indicator turning green .I can know when to change and also it has other good things like anti rah shield,aloe vera and yashada bhasma, rapid absorption,leakproof,soft inner layer,breathable fabric etc which makes it all the more good.
So this product is very satisfying and recommended.
Inspite of doing all of this it is still not hassle free. so the ultimate carefree and safe solution is invariably the use of diapers available in number of brands available in all sizes and pant style and stick on ones both could be used as per convenience and as per the baby and how he /she adjusts to it.
but the question still stays and as parents we always want the best and safe thing for our tiny toddlers.althoogh it is always debatable topic as to how harmful or safe it is to put babies on diapers all day long.. i believe parents should take their call.
what i did was put him on langots and cloth tied as langots or with insets or padded langots when he was just born till he was about 8-9 months old and then occasionally used the plastic wrap style diapers over the cloth diaper to prevent wetting of external cloth and put him on diapers only at night changing them every 3-4 hours or whenever it was soiled.This would prevent frequent wetting and frequent waking up and changing thus saving the sleep as well as ensuring sound sleep to the baby also. also used diapers whenever he was on doctors visit or went out.
As he grew up i started using dry sheets more often and as usual kept him diaper free during the day and diapers only on colder nights as i would make him pee just before going to bed. This was helpful just for few days as he was drinking milk even at night , it caused lot of wetting both of cloths and as he would shift places while sleeping the large size dry sheets were also less helpful.
So the cloth insert diapers were put to use by me and found that it was ok for just an hr to 1/2 hr. so ultimately the available diapers only came to rescue. yet i was sceptical as i was worried about rashes and things. but it was eased with the use of branded diapers.
I have used multiple brands diaper and i am currently using the Himalaya baby pants with anti rash shield . Currently my kid is going to school and it was mandatory to put him on diaper even morning during his school hours.Also as it is winters now he is constantly on diapers. (He can tell when he wants to do potty but is still not telling when he has to pee). So i am using Himalaya baby pants diapers and it is working very well.
He has adjusted well to the pant style diapers and I haven't seen a single rash till date. Also as it has indicator turning green .I can know when to change and also it has other good things like anti rah shield,aloe vera and yashada bhasma, rapid absorption,leakproof,soft inner layer,breathable fabric etc which makes it all the more good.
So this product is very satisfying and recommended.
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