Why KDA Pull-Ups Are My Go-To Diapers for Newborns

I'll be honest, I used to buy diapers without much thought, but after a few years, I realized the quality had dropped significantly. My daughter turned out to be an atopic baby, so not all diapers worked for her. I won't bore you with the details of my long search, but I stumbled upon KDA diapers on Ozon on sale, and I decided to give them a try. Now, we've switched to KDA's pull-ups and plan to stick with them.

Pull-ups KDABrand Name. KDA pull-ups.

Place of Purchase. I prefer buying from the same seller on Ozon, but I'm sure you can find them elsewhere, maybe even in pharmacies.

Price. KDA pull-ups can be quite pricey. I think a fair price is around 1400 rubles or less. If the price goes up, I try to avoid it. The last time I bought them, I got six packs for 800-900 rubles. Now, they cost around 1800 rubles, which I consider too expensive. But if I need them, I'll have to buy them at that price.

Appearance. The packaging is standard, but the design is amazing and unique. I'm used to seeing cartoon characters and toys on diaper packaging, but KDA's design features a beautiful image of a child and an animal from the Red Book. The back of the packaging has some information about the animal, which I'm not sure why they included, but I liked it.

Choosing the right diapers for a newbornThe pull-ups come in a standard 50-piece package with handles, making it easy to carry home. The pull-up itself has our favorite Q-shaped design. It's quite wide with a comfortable elastic top and elastic on the legs.What Diapers to Choose for a Newborn?I'm not a fan of the animal design on the diapers - it's just a repeat of the packaging sticker. And don't even get me started on the wetness indicators. I don't rely on them at all.

The thickness of these diapers is just right - not too thin, not too thick. The manufacturer actually offers even thinner options, but I'm not sure if they'd be as effective at absorbing.

KDA DiapersThe back has a sticky tab for easier disposal.

What Diapers to Choose for a Newborn?Size L is designed for babies weighing between 11 and 16 kg. In my opinion, these diapers run small. My 10.5 kg daughter is comfortable in L, and we started using them at 9 kg. She's a chunky baby, but we haven't had any issues with leakage yet.

So, what did I love about them?

The main advantage of these diapers is that they never caused any red marks or rashes - even though my daughter is prone to them. I've had issues with other brands, but not with KDA.They're soft, although I've come across softer options from other manufacturers. But those ones often leak.KDA diapers don't leak. Ever. I've put them to the test, and they've always come out dry. Even after a 12-hour nap, they still performed flawlessly. I even did a test with a wet wipe, and I was impressed. I've gotta say, these onesie-style pants have a super comfy fit that works great for my little one. The elastic waistband isn't too tight, but it doesn't let anything slip through either. I think that's thanks to the little pocket along the waist and the ribbing on the legs. The best part is, they don't leave any residue on the skin and are gentle enough for my daughter's sensitive skin, which is a major plus for us since she has atopic dermatitis.One thing I'll mention is that these nappies aren't perfect, but the downsides aren't a big deal for me. So, I'm not deducting points for them.I've been using KDA diapers for a while now, and I'm really happy with the results. They're easy to use, and my daughter seems comfortable in them. I've even recommended them to friends who have newborns. Of course, every baby is different, but for us, KDA diapers have been a great choice.

The moisture indicator is pretty subtle, and I usually don't even notice it - it's not like it's necessary or anything. But, to be fair, I've only noticed it once.At 1800 rubles for 50 pieces, the price is a bit steep for my taste. So, I try to grab them on sale with some extra stock.The biggest downside, in my opinion, is the way the moisture is distributed inside the nappies. I wish it was more even.I'm planning on buying more of these onesies for my daughter in the future. She seems comfortable in them, and I find them easy to use. Fingers crossed that the next size will fit just as well and be just as convenient.