About Pampers
Pampers is one of the world's leading baby nappy brands, known for its absorbency and skin-friendly designs. The range covers newborn to toddler, with nappies, nappy pants and baby wipes.
Ranges such as New Baby, Baby-Dry, Premium Protection and Harmonie offer different levels of protection and features to suit your baby and budget.
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Frequently asked questions
Are Pampers nappies good?
Pampers is one of the most popular and widely used nappy brands, known for its absorbency and features such as wetness indicators. The best nappy for your baby depends on their size, skin and your budget, so it can be worth trying a couple of ranges.
How do you choose the right Pampers size?
Nappy sizes are based on your baby's weight rather than their age, and the weight range for each size is printed on the pack. If nappies start leaking or leaving red marks, it is usually a sign to check the size.
How do you know when to size up a nappy?
Common signs are frequent leaks, red marks on your baby's skin, or the fastening tabs no longer meeting comfortably. As your baby reaches the top of a size's weight range, move up to the next size.
How long can you leave a Pampers nappy on?
Change nappies regularly, roughly every two to three hours and straight away after a poo, to help protect your baby's skin, even if the nappy could still hold more. Overnight nappies are designed to last longer for uninterrupted sleep.
Do Pampers nappies have a wetness indicator?
Many Pampers ranges, especially the newborn and Baby-Dry lines, have a wetness indicator - a line that changes colour when the nappy is wet. Check the specific product to be sure.
How many nappies are in a box of Pampers?
Pack sizes vary widely, from small packs to large mega or monthly boxes containing well over a hundred nappies; the exact count is printed on each pack. Larger boxes usually work out cheaper per nappy.
Do Pampers nappies expire?
Nappies do not carry a strict expiry date, but over a long time the elastics and absorbency can deteriorate, so it is best to use them within a couple of years. Store them somewhere cool and dry to keep them at their best.