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Pros and Cons of Japan-made nappies and nappy pants
Modern mums are asking: which nappies are better, how to choose the nappies that do not cause irritation or allergies and give the feeling of constant dryness? Nappies made in Japan are gaining their popularity among buyers around the world. Of the leading brands of Japanese nappies worth mentioning are Merries, Goo.n and Moony. These brands are
made of the highest quality materials with the final product satisfying the most demanding parents, especially if they already had some negative experience with nappies, produced by other companies. The main PRO points of Japanese diapers
The texture. Feel the texture of Japanese nappy and you will see that it is not unlike a real underwear. They are soft, gentle, and let the skin breathe. So, your baby will not develop a nappy rash, your baby's skin will be freeof irritation or redness - as a result, your child will not cry, because he or she is uncomfortable or itching - the nappy will feel like a second skin. Indicator stripes - Japanese nappies are designed to completely avoid leakage: the nappy has an indicator - pale yellow stripes, which become blue when it is time to change nappy. Stay on - the second skin nature has another big advantage Japanese nappies got - they hold on and do not slip. After all, baby doesn't just sleep peacefully - he or she is constantly moving while awake and some are even while they sleep :) All this time Japanese nappies remain where you put them on (provided you did everything right). Nappies for boys and girls - most Japanese nappies are made taking into account the s*x of the child: for example, diapers for boys have a "strengthened" front area of absorption. Disadvantages of Japanese nappies
The main disadvantage of Japan-made nappies until recently was the price: they are about 1.7 times more expensive than conventional diapers. Nowadays in addition to this one we have another drawback. Up until now, the major brands of Japanese nappies - Goo.N, Moony and Merries - came to us directly from Japan. It appears, however, that in parallel Japanese manufacturers built other production lines to make nappies for other Asian countries (China, Malaysia, etc.). Even though these nappies bear the same brand, they are, unfortunately, made with lower quality: the absorbent filler has less capacity, and the inner lining is rougher. These "export versions" are not that hard to distinguish from the ones made in Japan for Japanese market. Because the latter version is aimed primarily at Japanese consumers, the designs and texts are only appear in Japanese. Labels on the packaging of export products are provided in Chinese, English and Indonesian. Finally, the third difference between the Japanese and the "export" versions of the popular diaper brands is the absence of girls' and boys' types: while made for internal Japanese market nappies have these two different types in each line, those made for export are "universal". We tried to provide you with an overview of Japanese nappies, giving you both the pros and cons. In the end, of course, it is for you to choose - the parents of your wonderful baby.
