Disposable nappies are single-use garments designed to absorb and contain a baby's waste. Made from a combination of materials, including plastic, absorbent gels, and soft fabrics, they provide convenience for parents and caregivers. Once used, these nappies are discarded rather than washed, making them a popular choice for busy families. These nappies come in various sizes to accommodate growing babies and toddlers. Many brands offer features such as elastic waistbands and moisture-wicking layers for added comfort. However, the environmental impact of disposable nappies is a concern, as they contribute to landfill waste and take years to decompose.