Pampers® New Baby Size 3 Nappies Carry - Pack 29

Pampers® New Baby Size 3 (Carry Pack 29) nappies are designed to keep delicate skin feeling dry and comfortable while helping to protect against leaks. They use an exclusive Dermacomfort layer with absorbent pores that pull wetness and mess away from skin and lock it into the core, helping reduce prolonged contact that can cause discomfort.

Key features

• Dermacomfort layer helps pull wetness and mess away from skin
• Breathable design with many micropores to help air flow around the nappy
• Up to 100% leak protection with a 3-way system that absorbs quickly and helps prevent leaks at the waist and legs
• Cushiony ultra-soft materials plus flexi side wings for a gentle, secure fit
• Wetness indicator helps you know when it may be time to change
• Navel-friendly shape designed to help protect a baby’s delicate tummy area

Size guidance: Size 3 is commonly for babies around 6–10kg (always check the pack and fit).

Pack size: 29 nappies.

1. Wash and dry hands. Prepare a clean changing area.
2. Open the nappy and slide it under your baby (back panel at waist level).
3. Bring the front up between the legs and fasten the tabs so it’s snug but not tight.
4. Make sure the leg cuffs are pulled outwards all the way round to help reduce leaks.
5. Check the wetness indicator as a guide and change regularly, and whenever soiled.
6. Roll up the used nappy, secure with tabs and dispose of in a bin (do not flush).

Balm (skin-contact) ingredients:

• Petrolatum
• Stearyl Alcohol
• Paraffinum Liquidum
• Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract

Some listings also specify the balm may include a colourant: CI 61565.

(Always read the pack for the most up-to-date ingredient information.)

• Choking/suffocation risk: Keep packaging away from babies and children to avoid suffocation/strangulation.
• For external use only.
• If your baby develops persistent redness, irritation, soreness or discomfort, stop use and seek advice from a pharmacist, health visitor or GP.
• Change promptly after soiling and keep the area clean and dry to help reduce the chance of nappy rash.
• Dispose of used nappies hygienically in household waste.