About Baby and Youth Diapers
This collection covers disposable diapers and pull-ups for infants, toddlers and older children, including youth sizes for children who need protection beyond the typical toilet-training years. It is part of the Incontinence Supplies department, which also carries adult briefs, underpads and accessories.
Size is chosen by weight range for infant and toddler diapers and by waist measurement or weight for youth products. Each brand prints its own ranges, so the same size number can cover different weights from one line to another. Tabbed diapers are easier to change while a child is lying down, while pull-up styles suit children who can stand and help with changes. Youth products are often built with more capacity for overnight use or for children with developmental or medical needs.
Manufacturers carried here include First Quality, Attends and Abena. If a child's needs change, compare the weight or waist range first and absorbency second. For reorders, copy the item number, size and count per bag, and check whether the listing is a single bag or a case of several bags.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right diaper size for a child?
Check the child's weight and, for youth products, waist measurement, then match them to the range on the listing, since each brand sizes differently. If the child is between sizes, the larger size often fits better as they grow. Leaks at the legs or waist usually point to a size change rather than an absorbency change.
Are youth diapers covered by insurance, and what HCPCS codes apply?
Pediatric briefs and pull-ons have HCPCS codes, such as T4529 and T4530 for pediatric briefs, and these are shown for reference only. Some state Medicaid programs cover youth incontinence products with a prescription after a certain age. Coverage depends on your payer and plan, so confirm with them first.
How are diapers packaged, and how do I reorder the same ones?
Diapers are sold by the bag and by the case, with several bags per case, and the count per bag changes with size. Find the item number printed on the bag and search it here. Confirm the size and whether the listing is a bag or a full case before ordering.