What are the characteristics of so-called “fitted diapers”?

Every child starts with diapers. In the past, only cloth diapers (tetra) were used until the invention of disposable diapers. On one hand, they are a wonderful solution that provides comfort to both children and parents. But how many diapers does a child use per day? In the first months of life, about 10 per day, after three months around 7, and older children use about 5 per day. In total, a child will use approximately 4,000 diapers. That’s nearly a ton of plastic, cotton, and polymers. Are there other diapering solutions?

Fitted Diapers

In recent years, there has been a return to reusable diapers. Of course, not the old cloth diapers (tetra), which were not very gentle on a baby’s delicate skin. Fitted diapers have appeared, featuring a unique T-shaped design. Polish-made diapers are of solid quality and can be put on very quickly. The most important feature is providing comfort for the child and freedom of movement. They are highly absorbent, making them perfect for long walks or travel.

Shells and Fitted Diapers

Fitted diapers require a shell. On their own, they do not have a PUL layer, which is the waterproof outer layer. Reusable diapers are made from modern materials such as bamboo, organic cotton, or hemp. These materials allow the baby’s skin to breathe. They do not contain plastics, glues, or absorbents. They fasten with snaps, Velcro, or ties. They are eco-friendly and more economical than disposable diapers. You buy them once, and they last for a long time. Są ekologiczne i bardziej ekonomiczne niż pieluchy jednorazowe. PFitted diapers absorb over their entire surface and, thanks to their absorbent fabric layer, dry quickly. They don’t emit unpleasant odors and prevent the overheating of the testicles. Fitted diapers come in classic sizes. They are washed at 40-60 degrees Celsius. Bleach and fabric softeners are not used.