PAMPERS Pants size 5 Junior (48pcs) - Jumbo Pack

Pampers diapers are designed to fit snugly and comfortably around the hips and the legs. When replacing a diaper, you do not need to fold the waistband or adjust the cuffs around the legs

• Place tabs parallel to waistband, centred on the picture.
• Use the pictures as a guide to ensure even placement of the fastening strips.
• In order to maintain their adhesive capabilities, the tabs should not come into contact with products such as baby powder.

Pampers baby wipes help remove bacteria, even without bathing. When changing nappies, keep them handy to help keep your baby clean and safe.
When changing nappies for a baby girl, always wipe from front to back to minimize the amount of stool that gets near the genitals. Carefully clean all areas because the folds around the genitals can hide urine and dirt.

A reddish rash on the baby's bottom may indicate diaper rash. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including the urine and stool remains that get in contact with the skin between diaper replacements for too long, or it may be the result of the use of antibiotics. If the rash occurs when your baby begins to switch to solid food, wait a few days between adding new food items to see if the rash is caused by certain foods. If your child has a diaper rash, clean the entire diaper area gently but thoroughly with baby wipes. It can also be also beneficial to leave the skin exposed to air. Contact your child's doctor if the rash does not improve.

Just like you, babies like to wear what's right for them. Choose the right size diaper so that it is not too snug but will stay safely in place during play. This will also help prevent infections. In each product description on these pages you will find tables showing average weight for a given size. And remember, when you switch to a larger diaper, it will have better absorption capacity, too.

You buy the latest toys, yet your baby still ends up playing with anything they can get their hands on - diapers, for example. It is important that diapers stay where they belong: on your baby's bottom. Do not allow babies to put diapers in their mouths. Remove any diaper that is torn or damaged and make sure to read the warnings on every pack.

AGM is an absorbent gelling material widely used in diapers with moisture absorption. It is normal to occasionally see this gel transferred to the baby's skin, especially when the diaper is soaked. You can easily wipe away the gel using baby wipes to clean your child's skin.
AGM has a long history of safe use in a number of products and has been used in diapers for more than a decade. This absorbent gel material is closely related to similar ingredients that are widely used in cosmetics and food processing.

Store diapers in a room protected from extreme temperatures and humidity, away from strong-smelling products. We recommend keeping the diapers in a dry place.