PAMPERS Premium Care size 1 Newborn + size 2 Mini (168pcs) - a monthly supply

During the first few months, you can change nappies up to 10 times within 24 hours. Nappies should be changed whenever they are wet or dirty. Your baby will usually let you know (but not every time). With superabsorbent nappies like Pampers, you will know that they are wet when you feel the lumps of the absorbent material.
Here are some common situations when to replace the nappy:

• • Immediately before or after each feeding
  • After every stool
  • Before sleep
  • When your baby wakes up
  • Before you go out with the baby

Pampers are designed to adapt to the shape of the baby's body and to fit perfectly to feel soft. When replacing the nappy, you do not need to bend the waist or adjust the cuffs around the legs

• Attach the fastening straps parallel to the waist and to the centre of the fastening zone with pictures.
• Use the pictures as a guide to ensure even attachment of the fastening strips.
• In order for the fastening straps to retain their adhesive capabilities, they should not come into contact with baby products such as baby powder.

All Pampers baby wet wipes help to remove bacteria, even after bathing. When changing the nappy, have them handy to help keep your baby clean and protected.
If you're changing a girl, always wipe her from front to back to minimize the amount of stool that gets into her genitals. Also, carefully clean the whole area, because the folds around the genitals can hide urine and dirt.

A reddish rash on the baby's bottom may indicate napkin dermatitis. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including the possibility that urine and stool residue remained in contact with the skin between nappy changes for too long, or as a consequence of antibiotic use. When your baby begins to switch to solid food, wait a few days before you add a new type of food to see whether the rash is not caused by the food. If your child has napkin dermatitis, clean the entire nappy area gently but thoroughly with a baby wet wipe. It is also beneficial to leave the skin breathing. Contact your paediatrian if the rash does not improve.

Just like you, babies like to wear what fits them well. Choose the nappy size that is not loose and does not fall, even when the baby crawls and plays. This will help to prevent leakage. In each product description on this website you will find tables with average weight for a given size. And remember, when you change to a larger nappy, it will have better absorption capabilities.

You buy the most modern toys, and the children end up playing with anything that they get their hands on - for example with nappies. Therefore, it is important that the nappies stay where they are suppossed to be, on the bottom of your baby. Do not let your baby put the nappy in their mouth. Dispose of any nappy that gets torn or damaged and read the warnings on each package.

AGM is an absorbent gel material widely used as a fill in nappies for moisture absorption. It is quite normal that you occasionally see some gel on the skin, especially when the nappy is heavily soaked. You can easily remove the gel by using a baby wet wipe to clean your baby's skin.
This material has a long history of safe use in a number of products and has been used in nappies for more than a decade. The absorbent gel material is closely related to additives that are widely used in cosmetics and food processing.

Store your nappies in an area protected from extreme temperatures and humidity, away from aromatic products. We recommend keeping the nappies in a dry place.