As fellow players in the maternal and infant industry, are you also often paying attention to user feedback like this:
· Frequent leakage, changing bedsheets more often than diapers?
· Insufficient absorption, leading to constant after-sales pressure and customer complaints?
· Lack of standout product features, making it hard to improve repurchase rates?

The baby’s comfort not only affects family satisfaction but also directly influences market trust and long-term partnership value.

Today, we take an in-depth look at an innovative baby pant-style product through a series of extreme tests to see how it responds to market expectations with technical strength.

When 600 ml of simulated urine (equivalent to about 8-10 baby urinations) is poured evenly into the product, the surface remains dry—meaning a single piece can meet the baby’s needs during extended nighttime use.

When the volume is increased to 1000 ml, the product finally shows signs of saturation—close to the total daily urine output of an infant. This ensures reliable performance across various usage scenarios and effectively reduces the number of pieces used per unit.

Why has it become a “word-of-mouth champion” in the market?

The core lies in its three-layer absorption system:

• 3D pearl surface layer: quickly disperses liquid, breathable without stuffiness, preventing liquid accumulation;

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• High-speed diversion core layer: evenly distributes liquid within one second, preventing local leakage;

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• Imported polymer locking layer: absorbs 50 times its weight in liquid, firmly trapping moisture without leakage.

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Paired with dual leak-proof barriers and a breathable bottom film, the design prevents leakage entirely, ensuring all-night dryness and significantly reducing related after-sales issues.

Beyond exceptional absorption, more details reflect thoughtful product design:

• Natural soft surface layer: reduces the risk of diaper rash, improving user experience;

• Plant-based extract infusion: helps repel mosquitoes, creating a differentiated selling point;

• Wetness indicator: helps caregivers change at the right time, increasing care efficiency;

• Elastic waistband design: fits different body types, reducing feedback due to discomfort.

Many partners have reported: “Customer complaints due to leakage have significantly decreased, and repeat purchases have increased,” and “Babies are comfortable, parents are at ease, and frontline recommendations are more confident.”

We understand that what the industry truly needs are product solutions that enhance user experience, reduce operational burdens, and strengthen market trust. Let performance speak and let experience win the market—this may well be the breakthrough direction for the next generation of maternal and infant products.