| Model |
DIAPER |
| Weight (kg) |
2 |
| Color |
green |
| Main Material |
Diaper |
Made for your growing baby, new Pampers Swaddlers is our softest diaper EVER with outstanding absorbency! New ultra-soft absorbent layers soothe and protect your baby's skin. Specially designed with your baby's skin in mind, Pampers Swaddlers exclusive BreatheFree Liner wicks wetness away from skin so baby's skin stays drier and healthier*. Dual Leak-Guard Barriers along the leg cuff help protect where leaks happen most. And, our Pampers Wetness Indicator shows when your baby's wet.
Pampers Swaddlers are free of parabens and latex** and are clinically proven hypoallergenic for protection that's gentle on your baby's delicate skin. Plus, our new prints feature hand-drawn animals that illustrate all of the love and sweetness between baby and parent.
For trusted protection, trust Pampers, the #1 Pediatrician Recommended Brand.Product details
New & improved! Product and packaging may vary. What keeps baby's skin healthy? A diaper that doesn't leave skin wet. That's why new and improved Pampers Swaddlers absorb wetness better and provide up to 100% leakproof skin protection to help keep your baby's skin healthy and protected. New Pampers Swaddlers are designed with a Wrap&Protect Waistband that gently wraps around baby to help protect skin from irritation—and Wrap&Protect leg barriers that protect where leaks happen most.For trusted protection, trust Pampers Swaddlers, the #1 Choice of U.S. Hospitals, Nurses, and Parents.*
Key Features
Helps let you know when your baby might need a change, via the Wetness Indicator
Gently protects skin from irritation and wetness with ultrasoft, absorbent layers
Helps protect where leaks happen most, featuring our Dual Leak-Guard Barriers
Helps keep baby's skin dry and healthy thanks to the moisture-wicking BreatheFree Liner
Featuring new character designs! Meet Shiloh the Elephant and Freddy the Duck
Trusted protection from Pampers, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand
Product and packaging may vary
What's In the Box
136counts
