Selecting the right diaper size usually depends on your baby's weight, which is often listed on the diaper packaging. For a comfortable fit, check both the weight guidelines and observe how snug the diaper feels around the legs and waist. If you notice red marks, leaks, or trouble fasten the tabs, it might be time to size up. Remember, every baby is different, so adjustments may be needed as your child grows. You can always try a small package first to see what works best before buying larger quantities.

Many modern diapers are designed with features like absorbent cores and leak guards that help manage wetness throughout the night.

• Check product descriptions for terms like "overnight" or "extra absorbency."
• Change your baby's diaper right before bedtime for best results.

Most commercial diapers are made with gentle materials and designed with baby skin in mind, but every baby can react differently. To help reduce irritation:

• Change diapers promptly after soiling.
• Use unscented wipes during changes.
• Keep your baby's skin clean and dry.

Keep unused diapers in a cool, dry spot away from direct sunlight and moisture.

• Store them in their original package or a clean bin.
• Prevent exposure to dust or odors by sealing opened packages.

If you have extra diapers that no longer fit, consider:

• Donating unopened packs to local shelters or charities.
• Passing them to friends or family with little ones.
• Checking if your community has a diaper donation drive.