A Pro Guide to Diapers: 5 Things to Look for When Buying for Your Store

If you sell to parents, you know they count on you to have the best stuff for their kids. When it comes to babies, diapers are a must-have. Picking the right ones to sell isn't just about having them in stock. It's about offering something that's comfy, safe, and good for babies. We get that it's not easy to pick what to sell, so we put together this guide to help you choose.

Getting it right is important for babies and your store. If your diapers aren't that good, people will complain, return them, and might not trust your store anymore. That's why it's great to have diapers made really well. Our diapers are made with super consistent quality, so you can be sure every one is up to scratch. This guide will go over the 5 main things to look for when picking diapers, so you can make the best choice.

Before we get into the details, remember this: quality is key. If you sell to other businesses, they need diapers that work every time. If the diaper's absorbency, fit, or softness changes, it can cause leaks and make babies' skin irritated. One bad batch can make people lose faith in you.

That's why you should team up with a company that makes sure their diapers are always the same. Our factories are top-notch, and we keep a close eye on quality. This means the first diaper in the pack will be just as good as the last. You can feel good about selling our diapers and keep customers coming back.

To help you find the best diapers, here are the 5 most important things to consider. They cover what babies need from newborns to toddlers.

Diapers need to soak up pee and keep it away from the baby's skin to help prevent rashes. How much they need to absorb changes as kids grow.

Newborns (0-3 Months): Babies this age pee a lot, like 10-12 times a day. You need diapers that quickly pull moisture away from the skin and can handle lots of small messes.

Toddlers (1-3 Years): Older babies pee less often, but when they do, it's a lot. Look for diapers that can hold a lot of liquid. The inside of the diaper needs to turn the pee into a gel so it doesn't leak when they sit or move.

When checking out the inside of a diaper, make sure it has a few layers to spread the pee around evenly. This keeps the diaper from clumping up and makes sure the whole diaper is used, which is more comfy and saves money.

Soaking up pee is only part of the battle. Diapers also need to stop leaks so babies stay happy and dry, especially when they start moving around. Check for stretchy waistbands and materials that move with the baby.

Good diapers have stretchy leg cuffs that fit snugly but gently around the legs. Also, make sure the diaper fits well. You should be able to slide a finger under the waistband without it being too loose. For toddlers, it's good to have a higher back to prevent messes when they're playing.

Baby skin is super delicate, especially when they're newborns. Even slightly rough materials can rub and cause problems. The top layer of the diaper, the one that touches the skin, should be made of really soft stuff.

When you're picking diapers, feel them yourself. You'll notice a big difference between regular diapers and super-soft ones. Parents will appreciate this and want to buy them to keep their babies happy. We always make sure our diapers are soft and gentle.

A diaper that sags will leak. The elastic waistband is what keeps the diaper snug and in place. It should stretch and fit the baby's shape without being too tight.

For your store, this means having diapers that fit different-sized babies. Look for stretchy sides and tapes that you can adjust or diapers that stretch all the way around. This way, the diaper will be comfy and won't leak if the baby is sleeping or crawling.

A warm, wet place is perfect for germs that cause diaper rash. Diapers need to let air in but also keep pee out. The outer layer should have tiny holes that let air through but keep liquid from leaking.

This airflow helps keep the baby's skin cool and dry, which prevents rashes and keeps their skin healthy. When you're talking to customers, tell them about this feature.

Knowing what to look for is just the start. You also need to know what different age groups need. Here's a simple guide:

Picking what diapers to sell shows you care about quality and keeping your customers happy. If you focus on absorption, leak protection, softness, fit, and breathability, you can be sure you're selling something parents can trust. And if you work with a company that makes sure their diapers are always the same, people will keep buying them from you.

Ready to stock up on diapers that are comfy and safe? Check out our products or reach out today to learn more about how we can help your store succeed.