PAMPERS Premium Care size 5 Junior (56 pcs)

During the first few months, you can change diapers up to 10 times within 24 hours. Diapers should be changed whenever wet or dirty. Your baby usually knows (but not every time). For superabsorbent diapers like Pampers you will know that they are wet when you see the lumps of the absorbent material.
Here are some common situations when replacing your diaper:

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

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

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

All Pampers' cleansing napkins help remove bacteria, even after bathing. When changing them, keep them at hand to help keep your baby clean and protected.
If you're changing a baby, always wipe it back from the front to minimize the amount of stool that gets into her genitals. Also, carefully clean all the places because the folds around the genitals can hide urine and dirt.

A reddish rash on the baby's back may indicate diapathic dermatitis. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including the fact that urine and stool remains remain in contact with the skin between diaper replacement for too long or as a result of the use of antibiotics. When your baby begins to switch to a solid meal, wait a few days before you add a new food to see if the rash is causing food. If your child has diaper dyspepsia, clean the entire diaper area gently, but thoroughly with the baby's cleaning cloth. It is also beneficial to leave the skin in the air. Contact your child's doctor if the rash does not improve.

Just like you, the kids like to wear what's right for them. Choose the size of a diaper that does not climb the baby and does not fall on it even when it climbs and plays. This will help prevent protection. In each product description on these pages you will find tables with average weight for a given size. And remember, when you go to a larger diaper, it will have better absorption capacity.

You buy state-of-the-art toys, and the children finally play with everything that fits them - for example, with diapers. Therefore, it is important that the diapers stay where they are on the back of your baby. Do not allow your baby to put a diaper in his mouth. Remove any diaper that is torn or damaged and read the warnings on each package.

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

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