How to protect your baby from diaper damage

The Dhaka Times Desk Diapers are needed every day to keep the child clean for several years after birth. But can it sometimes become a cause of harm?

All parents try to keep their children well. Parents especially want to take care of the newborn baby as much as possible. During this time, diapers are needed every day to maintain the cleanliness of the child. But did you know that some diapers contain a substance that can harm your baby?

A survey of the diapers available in the market shows that most diapers are made of a material known scientifically as phallate. This falet can also be very dangerous for the body. A study conducted by a Delhi-based organization says that DEHP, one of the worst phthalates, is found in most diapers produced in India. Although the use of this substance has been banned by the government, it is found in diapers and other products manufactured by various companies in the amount of 2.36ppm to 264.94ppm. It is known about the presence of about 5 types of pallets in the baby products of several companies produced in India.

Experts say that phalate is a type of polymer that easily enters the body through the skin from diapers. Since diapers stay in contact with babies' skin for long periods of time, the risk of such substances entering the body increases to a great extent. Folate also has a negative effect on the secretion of various glands in the body. It also creates a risk of hormonal imbalance. Diabetes, hypertension, obesity and reproductive system problems may occur. That is why it is important to check before purchasing diapers for the baby, whether any such substances are used in the diapers. Source: Anandabazar Patrika.

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