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| I Play Reusable Absorbent Swimsuit Diaper | One-size Fits All Swim Diapers | Single-layer Swim Diapers | Disposable Swim Diapers | Leg + Waist Band Swim Diapers | |
| Mess Protection | i play. swim diapers are designed to fit snugly to prevent accidents from leaking into the pool and our patented absorbent layer protects against accidents outside of the pool, without getting bulky when wet. | One-size fits all swim diapers usually consist of a thin, waterproof layer with multiple snap options for babies aged newborn to four-years-old. Depending on your child's development, these may not always create a secure, comfortable fit. | Single-layer swim diapers usually consist of a thin, waterproof layer with specific sizing to ensure a snug fit. Many options only have two snaps, which could cause leakage in the water. | Disposable swim diapers usually come in three sizes, with velcro tape closures or pull-up styles. | Leg and waist band swim diapers are made from a waterproof material, with tight and wide bands to hold mess securely. |
| Comfort | i play. Swimsuit Diapers are designed from the baby's perspective with comfort seams, soft material, and a wicked liner to prevent diaper rash. They are trim and lightweight for freedom of movement. | One-size fits all swim diapers have numerous snaps on the inside and outside that may cause discomfort against baby's delicate skin. Additionally, for younger babies, the extra fabric may feel bulky. | Single-layer swim diapers are usually a trim, lightweight design. However, they usually do not have comfort seams. | Disposable swim diapers feel very similar to regular, disposable diapers. Some may consider disposable diapers to be bulkier when wet than reusable diapers. | Leg and waist band swim diapers are made from a think, neoprene fabric that may be heavy for smaller babies. |
| Convenience | i play. Swimsuit Diapers have durable side snaps for easy on-and-off, are machine washable, and simple to coordinate with i play. sun wear and accessories. | One-size fits all swim diapers require less purchases and are usually machine washable. However, they may be difficult to put on a squirming baby, if you aren't familiar with the snap options. | Single-layer swim diapers are usually a simple, pull-up design, although some companies may offer snaps. They are usually machine washable. | Disposable diapers are widely considered the most convenient option because they are easy to throw away after use. However, they require more frequent purchases and create waste. | Leg and waist band swim diapers are available in pull-up style only, and are usually hand-wash only. However, some companies offer a disposable liner that you can throw away after use. |
