Most disposable diapers have the following components: the outer cover, the absorbent core, and the base fabric.

1. Exterior layer of baby diaper

The outer wrap layer keeps the child's body dry, absorbs urine quickly, and prevents side leakage.

Our soft baby diapers are friendly, and comfortable. They expel water vapor and hot and humid air together, keeping nappy rash away from the baby.

2. Absorbent core layer of baby diaper

The main absorbent layer is the one that uses its hand-fine tube force to disperse the baby's urine throughout the surface layer, playing the role of rapid absorption, dispersion, and eventual storage of urine. In

The absorbent cores of the nappies we usually see in the stores are mostly laminated and made of highly absorbent resin and pure wood.

3. Backing fabric of baby diaper

Due to the price factor, the bottom of the more popular domestic diapers is mainly made up of a breathable polyethylene film made up of polymeric organic compounds, while non-woven nappies have started to be used abroad because they are more comfortable and softer.