Diapers and pull-ups are two different types of baby diaper products, and they have some differences.

First of all, diapers are a traditional diaper product, usually with an adjustable design with an absorbent layer and leak-proof edges. They are suitable for baby's day and night use, providing comfortable moisture protection and leak resistance for babies. Most diapers have a close-fitting design and can be adjusted according to the baby's waistline for a better fit.

Pull-ups are a more convenient diaper product, also known as training pants or toddler pants. Pull-ups feature an elastic waist and are designed to be easy to put on and take off, making it easier for babies to operate independently when learning to use the toilet. Pull-ups are generally absorbent but are usually thinner and suitable for use when the baby is trying to come out of diapers during the day. In addition, diapers are relatively more suitable for newborns and young babies because they require higher moisture absorption capacity and longer wear. Pull-ups, on the other hand, are more suitable for babies in the diaper training stage, when they start to show signs of independent control of pee and poop.

Choose the right product according to your baby’s actual situation