The total value of the baby diapers market was $64.6 billion in 2021, and it is set to reach $97.7 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 4.7% in the years to come as stated by a market research firm P&S Intelligence.

The growth of this industry can be credited to the snowballing awareness about personal hygiene, the rising number of working women, the growing population, and the presence of environment-friendly decomposable diapers. 

Furthermore, the introduction of hybrid diapers and the existence of untapped markets for them are projected to boost personal care companies in the future.

Disposable diapers held the largest revenue share of above 64% in the recent past. This can be credited to the rise in the newly born population and increasing per-capita income in developing countries. Disposable diapers can be used only once and then discarded. They are convenient and extremely absorbent because of a superabsorbent polymer core.

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North America holds the largest share of the baby diapers market of above 30%. The increasing per-capita income of people, allows them to purchase high-quality baby products at any cost. As the need for organic and natural items grows in the U.S., businesses are focusing more on natural ingredients, hygiene, and performance improvements, to attract modern parents.

APAC is projected to grow at a significant rate in the future, because of the growing demand for such products in India and China.

Therefore, the snowballing awareness about personal hygiene, the rising number of working women, and growing population are major factors that will drive the baby diapers industry in the near future.