Absolutely! NipNap Baby Diapers are made with dermatologist-tested, baby-safe materials that are chlorine-free, dye-free, and latex-free. They’re designed to be soft, breathable, and gentle on your baby’s delicate skin — keeping them dry, happy, and rash-free.

Diaper rash usually happens when a baby’s skin stays wet for too long or rubs against a soiled diaper. Heat, moisture, or certain baby products can also irritate the skin. To help prevent rashes, change diapers frequently, use gentle wipes, and keep the skin clean and dry.

No, NipNap Diapers are unscented and free from added fragrances to avoid irritation or allergic reactions. We believe in keeping things simple and safe — just soft, breathable comfort for your baby’s skin.

Yes!

• Make sure the diaper size fits snugly around your baby’s waist and legs.

• Check that the leg cuffs are pulled out properly to form a barrier.

• Change diapers regularly, especially after long naps or feeding times.

• Always use the right size for your baby’s weight range to ensure proper absorbency.

Leaks usually happen when the diaper size or fit isn’t quite right. If your baby’s diaper leaks often, try moving up or down a size based on their weight. Make sure the waistband sits comfortably above the navel and the leg cuffs are fully pulled out—tucked cuffs are one of the most common causes of leakage. Ensuring a snug, comfortable fit helps the diaper absorb properly and prevents gaps where leaks can occur.

No, NipNap Premium Baby Diapers are free from harsh chemicals such as chlorine, dyes, parabens, and latex. We use baby-safe inks for prints and soft, breathable layers that are gentle on sensitive skin.

If your baby’s diaper feels too tight, leaves red marks, or leaks frequently, you may need to move up or down a size. Every baby is different, so choosing the right size depends on both weight and how comfortably the diaper fits around the waist and legs.

Newborns may need 8–12 diaper changes per day, while older babies typically need 5–7 changes daily. Change immediately after bowel movements and whenever the diaper feels wet to keep your baby’s skin dry and healthy.