Swim Diapers: Who Needs Them?!?

In this video Dr. Lili talks about swim diapers - the good, the bad, and the leaky. She does an experiment to compare swim diapers to regular diapers and found out that wearing a regular diaper in the pool can add almost two and a half pounds to your baby in the pool! She also discusses some precautions you have to take when your baby or toddler is in a swim diaper. Stay safe and have fun in the pool this summer!
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