Diaper
How do I know when to stop using NB diapers ?
I’ve been seeing the line on her leg , but when I try putting a size one on her it seems so big.
She’s a week old. Does this mean she’s not gaining weight since she’s still wearing NB diapers ?
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@Keerthivasini I’m not sure how much she weighs now , she has her 2 weeks check up Thursday. I guess I can wait till then to determine if I should change it or not. Thank you this was really helpful
my baby was around 2 weeks when we started putting size 1 on him. suddenly the diapers looked small in my hand and i didn't have to worry about folding anything to make sure it wasn't covering his umbilical stump. it was also short on the back and he would fuss when i'd put it on. and he pooped and instead of going in the diaper, it went up the back
My lil guy just got to 8lbs at 6 weeks and we just moved to 1s because newborns were really short on his string bean self and kept having leaks.
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Diaper Sizes:* 1. Preemie (Birth-5 lbs, 0-2.3 kg) 2. Newborn (4-8 lbs, 1.8-3.6 kg) 3. Size 1 (8-14 lbs, 3.6-6.3 kg) 4. Size 2 (12-18 lbs, 5.4-8.2 kg) 5. Size 3 (16-22 lbs, 7.3-10 kg) 6. Size 4 (20-28 lbs, 9-12.7 kg) 7. Size 5 (24-32 lbs, 10.9-14.5 kg) 8. Size 6 (32+ lbs, 14.5+ kg) *Overlapping weights:* Some babies may fit into multiple size ranges. Choose the size that provides: 1. Comfortable fit 2. Adequate absorbency 3. Minimal leaks *Additional Factors:* Consider baby's: 1. Length 2. Build (slim/thick) 3. Leg circumference