I am going to school soon. Will roommates laugh at my mother for letting me use baby diapers as menstrual towels?

Yes, from the health point of view, the baby's diapers don't need to be used as sanitary napkins, because the baby's diapers are not disinfected, and it is easy to cause infection during menstruation.

Diapers are mainly sanitary products for infants and young children. They have good water absorption and their functions are actually very similar to sanitary napkins. If necessary, adults can use it instead, which generally has no effect. Don't worry too much about this. If there are no sanitary napkins, the emergency method is to use diapers as sanitary napkins.

In fact, the use of diapers and sanitary napkins is very simple. Just use the diaper pad directly in the baby's tight underwear. It's better to use it at night during menstruation, because you don't have to worry about side leakage and dirty mattresses and clothes when you turn over.

Compared with sanitary napkins, diapers have better absorption effect and water locking ability than sanitary napkins, but diapers are bulky and awkward to use in life, so they are only suitable for special occasions. If you go out during the day, it is better to use sanitary napkins.