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Read this before you use any size chart. We compared the published Indian kids shoe charts and they do not agree. The same 13 cm foot comes out as UK 5, UK 6 or UK 7 depending on whose chart you open. So measure the foot in centimetres, then buy from that brand's own cm chart — not from a size number. The charts genuinely disagree This is not us being cautious. We put the common Indian charts side by side on 9 October 2026 and this is what came out for the same foot length. F

The short version. About 10 to 12 a day in the first month, settling to 6 a day by the first birthday. Across the whole nappy years that is roughly 5,400 nappies — somewhere between ₹95,000 and ₹1,70,000 depending entirely on which brand you pick. How many nappies a day, by age Age Per day Per month Why 0–1 month 10–12 ~330 Newborns feed constantly and go constantly. This is the peak 1–3 months 8–10 ~270 Starting to settle into a rhythm 3–6 months 7–8 ~225 Fewer, bigger nappi

The short version. Go by weight, not age. Most Indian brands use the same bands — S 4–8 kg, M 7–12 kg, L 9–14 kg, XL 12–17 kg — but not all of them do, and every band overlaps the next by two or three kilos. The overlap is where people get it wrong. Diaper size chart for Indian brands Weight in kilograms. Read along your baby's weight, not their age. Brand NB S M L XL XXL Pampers up to 5 4–8 7–12 9–14 12–17 15–25 MamyPoko — 4–8 7–12 9–14 12–17 15–25 Huggies up to 5 5–8 7–12 9

Short answer, and it is not the one you came for. Do not buy a sit-in walker with wheels. Paediatric bodies have been asking for them to be banned since 2001, and the injury numbers are the reason. If you want to help your baby towards walking, buy a push walker or a stationary activity centre instead. Both cost about the same. Why not a sit-in walker A sit-in walker is the classic design: a seat with leg holes, suspended in a frame on wheels. It is the one most Indian shops