Newborn Diaper Buckle Baby Diaper Fixing Belt Baby Diaper Adjustable Belt for Use with Diaper -1pcs

Product Overview

An adjustable belt with a buckle that holds a nappy in position — used with cloth nappies, or over a disposable that has stopped fitting well as a baby grows or moves more.

It is the modern replacement for the safety pin, and a considerably better one. There is nothing sharp to open in the night and nothing to catch a baby’s skin.

Key Benefits

• Holds a nappy securely without pins
• Adjustable, so it grows with the baby
• Reduces leaks from a nappy that has shifted
• Reusable and washable
• Works with cloth nappies and disposables

Key Features

• Adjustable diaper fixing belt with buckle
• For newborns and infants
• Reusable and washable
• 1 piece

How to Fit It

1. Put the nappy on as usual.
2. Fasten the belt over it at the waist.
3. Check the fit with two fingers. You should slide two fingers under the belt easily. If you cannot, it is too tight.
4. Check the skin at the waist and hips at every change for red marks or indentations.
5. Loosen it as the baby grows. A belt set once and forgotten becomes tight without anyone noticing.

Safety

• Never fasten it tightly. A tight waistband restricts breathing in an infant, whose breathing depends heavily on the abdomen moving.
• Check the skin underneath at every nappy change.
• Remove it during naps and overnight sleep unless you have specifically checked the fit.
• Inspect the buckle before each use — replace the belt if it is cracked or the elastic has gone.
• Keep it out of reach when not in use. Straps and small children do not mix.
• Adult supervision. Never leave a baby unattended on a changing surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safer than nappy pins?

Yes. There is no point to open and nothing sharp near the skin.

Can it be used with disposables?

Yes, and it is often useful once a baby is rolling and the tabs stop holding.

How do I know it is not too tight?

Two fingers slide under it easily. If they do not, loosen it.

How is it washed?

Wash with the nappies and let it air dry fully. Elastic degrades in a hot dryer.