Diapers are undoubtedly an integral part of the child growing years, and disposable diapers mostly prefers working parents for their convenience. Invented by Marion Donovan, United States, disposable diapers are very expensive accessories for young children. However, they chose the parents, mostly little time.

When disposable diapers were first introduced in mid-1950's, they are primarily plastic diaper with a lot of fluff. However, at present breed disposable've come a long way. All are available with water-resistant coating, diapers dry-weave sheets to make the child feel as dry and comfortable. There are no attachment diaper pins are needed, since most of these diapers come with excellent leak proof Velcro attachment.

Disposable diapers, despite its easy to use factors that bring many challenges to child health. The most common problem is chafing. Due to frequent urination and lack of adequate air circulation, children often develop a rash, which can be very painful. Some health experts believe that the dyes used in disposable diapers can cause damage to the liver of the child, as well as central nervous system. There are even some stray reports of doctors and medical specialists toxic gas emanating from used disposable diapers may lead to asthma. Absorbent pads inside a diaper containing a chemical solution (currently in the form of a gel), known as sodium polyacrylate. This controls the liquid inside the diaper, preventing leakage. However, this chemical which is solely responsible for diaper rash.

Despite these obvious drawbacks, manufacturers of disposable diapers claim that their products have been repeatedly tested and found safe. Most manufacturing companies also claim that they are engaged in quality control experts to seek manufacturing defects. Such repeated assurances by manufacturers have led many parents to switch to disposable diapers made of cloth ones that are generally considered a healthier option.

Nevertheless, the fact remains that most disposable diapers occupy huge tracts of land (once they are configured) in the world that is becoming less and less space. There are also a number of air and water diseases, which may arise in such rubbish. Diaper man can even be fatal to animals by inhalation of toxic gases. Disposed diapers may even affect the plant life and may go on to have a negative impact on the environment.