Surface: Net
Backsheet: Breathable film
Front sheet: soft non-woven (hot air through)
Shape: Fan-Shape
Wings: with
Time use: day & night
Blue core: with
Anion chips: with
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
FluffPulp:Weyerhaeuser (America)
Release paper:with
Surface: Net
Front sheet: soft non-woven (hot air through)
Backsheet: Breathable film
Packing film: pinky
Wings: with
Embroidered
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
FluffPulp:Weyerhaeuser (America)
Release paper:with
Top sheet:super soft and breathable
Back sheet:breathable cloth like film
Tapes:Magic/velcro Tape
Anti-Leak:Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Elastic waist:one back end
ADL:white ADL
Packaging Detail:OEM PACKING
Surface:Super soft non-woven surface
Back sheet:Cloth Like Breathable film as back sheet
Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Elastic waistband:with
SAP:SAN-DIA from Japan
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser from America
Design:European style
Surface: Net
Layer film:Perforated Film
PE Adhesive Tape:with
Wings: with
Super Absorbent
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
FluffPulp:Weyerhaeuser (America)
Release paper:with
Back Sheet: Cloth-like film
Wetness indicator: Yes
Tape: Velcro tape (No frontal Tape)
SAP: BLD SAP
ADL: Blue ADL
Fluff Pulp: 100% Weyerhaeuser(America)
Leg cuff: SMMS same as Pampers
Surface:Dry
Back sheet:White PE mesh film
Tapes:Adhesive PE tape and Frontal PP tape
Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Plain Woven
Wet Indicator:No
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser(America)
Top sheet:super soft and breathable
Back sheet:breathable cloth like film
Tapes:Magic/velcro Tape
Anti-Leak:Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Elastic waist:one back end
ADL:white ADL
Packaging Detail:28 Pieces/Pack; 6 packs/Outer Packtet;
.jpg "How to handle potty-training accidents?")
No matter how frustrating they may be, accidents are best handled as matter of factly as possible.
Calmly help you child out of his wet clothes and into dry ones. If he wets the bed at night, clean
him up and change the sheets, then put him back to bed. Try to be very slow key, just as you
are when he spills his milk or drops a cookies on the carpet. Although the temptation to scold
may be great, it won’t help speed potty training, and neither will punishing you child. These
tactics can be set up a power struggle or hurt his self-esteem, derailing potty training instead.
Most children will have accidents for up to six months after they’re potty trained. If you are
seeing improvement, then things are probably progressing normally. However, if your child has
more accidents that he has successful experiences using the potty, he may not yet be ready
to train. Try again in a few weeks or months when he seems more receptive. If your child is
adjusting to a big change, such as moving to a new home or getting to know a new sibling,
wait until thins settle down before revisiting potty training. If you are concerned that something
else is causing you child to have trouble with potty training, you may want to schedule an
appointment with his pediatrician to discuss the situation.
