A properly fitting Huggies diaper should close easily without needing to tug and pull, and the top edge should sit just slightly below your baby's belly button.
Ensuring your little one's diaper fits correctly is key to comfort and preventing leaks. Based on fit guidance, there are specific signs to look for:
Key Indicators of a Good Fit
According to fit recommendations, a well-fitting diaper should demonstrate these characteristics:
- Easy Closure: A diaper should close easily without having to tug and pull at them. The tabs should attach comfortably without excessive stretching or needing force.
- Proper Rise: Consider the rise of the diaper. A properly fitting diaper should come just slightly below your little one's belly button.
Signs It's Time to Size Up
If the diaper isn't fitting correctly, it might be a signal to move to the next size.
- Low Rise: If the diaper is fitting a little more like a low rise, it's time to move on up! This indicates the diaper is too small for your baby's torso.
- Tugging Needed: If you have to significantly tug and pull at the diaper to get the tabs to close, the diaper is likely too small.
Paying attention to these simple fit indicators can help ensure your baby stays comfortable and well-protected.
