Should I choose a diaper by my baby's age or weight?

Always go by weight first. Two babies of the same age can weigh very differently — one 6-month-old may weigh 8 kg while another weighs 11 kg. The weight-based size chart is the most reliable method for a comfortable, leak-free fit.

My baby is between two sizes — which one should I pick?

When in doubt, size up. A slightly larger diaper is more comfortable and contains messes better. If the diaper sags or gaps around the thighs, then the smaller size is a better fit.

Do diaper sizes vary across brands in India?

Yes, there can be minor differences. LuvLap diapers are designed for Indian baby body types. Always check the weight range printed on the pack for your specific brand, and refer to this chart as your base guide.

How many diapers will my newborn use per day?

Newborns typically go through 8 to 10 diapers daily. This gradually reduces to around 5 to 6 per day by 6 months as feeding patterns stabilise and bladder capacity increases.

What is the right diaper size for a 6-month-old baby?

Most 6-month-olds in India fall in the Medium (M) size, suited for babies weighing 7–12 kg. However, always verify your baby's current weight and use the size chart above for the most accurate selection.

How do I prevent diaper rash when switching sizes?

Change diapers frequently (every 2–3 hours), apply a thin layer of rash cream during each change, and let the skin air dry for a minute before fastening. During size transitions, the fit may temporarily be less snug — check for red marks and adjust quickly.

When should I switch from regular diapers to pant-style diapers?

Pant-style diapers are ideal once your baby starts standing or cruising (typically around 9–12 months). They are easier to pull on and off, especially for active, wriggly toddlers, and they're excellent for the transition towards potty training.