Mum discovers nappy feature that ALWAYS lets you know when it is ready to be changed & people’s ‘minds are blown’
A MUM has shared the simple nappy feature that always lets you know when it is ready to be changed. TikTok mum @kerri_cx shared how she had only just discovered that the yellow line on Pampers nappies turn blue when they are full. She wrote: “Mums don’t @ me for not knowing this. “I have […]
A MUM has shared the simple nappy feature that always lets you know when it is ready to be changed.
TikTok mum @kerri_cx shared how she had only just discovered that the yellow line on Pampers nappies turn blue when they are full.
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She wrote: “Mums don’t @ me for not knowing this.
“I have a 4 month old. How have I only just found this out.
“Most nappies have a yellow line.
“When it goes blue it means they have a full nappy and need changing.”
Her video has been viewed over 200,000 times, and split people into those who already knew about the wetness indicator and those who didn’t.
One wrote: “My midwife thankfully told me when she saw me the next day after having my baby otherwise I’d have no idea.”
Another added: “didn’t everyone know this.”
Kerri replied to the comment saying: “Clearly not i don’t really pay attention to the nappy I just get the job done.”
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And many people told the new mum that they had no idea either.
One said: “as if i only just found this out.”
A second commented: “This has blown my mind lol.”
A third added: “Blue line on it means they have done a wee bit necessarily when it’s full.”
We previously shared the tiny nappy detail that tells parents when to go up in size.
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