Premium Baby Diapers 02 Series Medium

Some babies have sensitive skin or are more prone to allergies, which can lead to skin reactions when wearing diapers. This may result in redness or swelling around the diaper area.
Diaper rash, also known as diaper dermatitis, can also be caused by irritation. Babies' skin is extremely delicate, and if diapers become wet or are exposed to bacteria, diaper rash can easily develop. It is important to change diapers frequently and thoroughly clean the baby's bottom after each bowel movement to prevent this condition.

To reduce the risk of diaper rash, it’s important to change your baby’s diaper regularly, ideally every 2-6 hours. Use warm water or gentle wipes to clean your baby’s bottom thoroughly, removing any residue. Make sure the skin is completely dry before putting on a new diaper.

Rabby diapers are certified by the German Dermatological Institute Dermatest, ensuring they are gentle on your baby’s skin. We do not add any fragrances, extracts, dyes, or other harsh chemicals, making the diapers odorless and hypoallergenic.
Some raw materials may have a mild, natural scent. If you are sensitive to smells, you can air the diapers out before use.
Additionally, diapers can absorb odors from their surroundings, so be sure to store them in a cool, dry place away from strong-smelling items.

When changing your baby’s diaper, always wash your hands with soap and water to prevent the spread of bacteria. Clean your baby’s bottom using warm water and mild soap, then gently pat the area dry. Be gentle while wiping to avoid irritating their sensitive skin, which can lead to diaper rash. In winter, try to make the diaper change as quick as possible to keep your baby warm.
Regarding differences between boys and girls, traditionally, the absorbent core in diapers for boys is positioned more towards the front, while for girls, it is placed more towards the back. However, Rabby diapers are designed to be effective for both boys and girls, thanks to our thoughtful product adjustments during development.

It depends on how often your baby pees and the quality of the diaper you're using. You should choose diapers with strong absorbency and good moisture-locking abilities. When your baby wakes up during the night, you can feel the diaper—if it's puffed up, it's time for a change. Unfortunately, that means you or your partner will need to wake up to do the diaper duty!