Nursing pads can be divided into baby nursing pads, maternal nursing pads, and adult nursing pads according to different application groups. So when are their respective applications? Follow us to find out.

Baby nursing pads are used for newborn babies and have the function of protecting urine to ensure that the quilt or mattress underneath is not wetted by urine. Therefore, baby nursing pads are also called baby changing pads. When the baby's nursing pad is soaked, it should be replaced immediately to ensure that the baby's buttocks are comfortable.

Maternal nursing pads are essential for women after giving birth, and are also called puerperal pads. After giving birth to a child, a lot of postpartum lochia will be excreted daily in the first half of the month, and the average aunt’s towel cannot reach it. At this moment, a professional maternal nursing pad is needed. Maternal nursing pads are generally used from the time of giving birth to the full confinement period when bleeding and postpartum lochia are discharged.

Adult nursing pads are mainly used for post-operative people and hemiplegics and those who are involuntary in daily life. The adult nursing pad is easy to replace and can ensure that the next mattress is not easily stained.