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DocumentDocumentPampers.com Pediatric Research and Product Guide 2024 all in for Every detail of Pampers® SwaddlersTM sets it apart for skin protection. That means our diapers are soft, gentle and safe for even the most fragile newborn skin. recommended brand Blowout Barrier Helps prevent up to 100% of leaks, even blowouts (sizes 2-7) Umbilical Cord Notch Protects baby's delicate belly with a contoured fit (sizes P1-2) 3-based on a 2023 survey of US & Canadian pediatricians. BreatheFree LinerTM Wicks wetness away from skin to help keep baby's skin dry and healthy LockAway ChannelsTM Absorb wetness and locks it away from skin The Advantages of a Pampers® Regimen Pampers® SwaddlersTM and Sensitive Wipes: Designed to Promote Healthy Skin Endorsed by the Skin Health Alliance Independently reviewed and accredited as skin safe by the Skin Health Alliance No natural rubber CLIN SKIN OVEN FOR ICALLY PR SENSITIVE Clinically Proven Gentle for baby's sensitive skin Dermatologically Tested and Hypoallergenic to ensure they are gentle against baby's skin Pledge We pledge to protect every baby's skin from day one. We are committed to working with clinicians, scientists and healthcare professionals to further advocate for skin health science. We vow to deliver innovation led by evidence-based practices while driving towards equitable healthcare for the special needs of neonates. Because every baby deserves a healthy, happy start from womb to world. Pampers® SwaddlersTM Diapers & SensitiveTM Wipes: Proven to Restore Skin pH & Help Prevent Redness Better Than Huggies®.1-4 In order to compare the impact of two different diaper and wipe regimens on erythema and skin pH, researchers conducted a randomized, IRB-approved, blinded two-test-product crossover-design study. The study found that a regimen of Pampers® SwaddlersTM and SensitiveTM Wipes led to: 50%reduction in severe skin redness1,4 2X more redness-free babies where rash happens most1,3,4 60% 2X Redness-Free 40% p< 0.05 20% 0% Huggies® Significantly lowered & restored to undiapered skin pH1,2,4 5.9 5.7 p < 0.05 5.5 5.3 p < 0.05 5.1 NS 4.9 4.7 4.5 Huggies® Undiapered Skin 1Based on Clinical studies performed with 2018-2019 regimens of Sizes 0 & 1 Pampers Swaddlers and Sensitive Wipes and Huggies Little Snugglers and Natural Care Wipes. | 2The baseline pH shown for the Pampers regimen represents a non-statistically significant decrease in pH vs. undiapered skin. Gustin J, Carr AN, et al. Use of an emollient-containing diaper and pH-buffered wipe regimen restores skin pH and reduces residual enzymatic activity. Pediatric Dermatology. 2020;00:16.https://doi.org/10.1111/pde.14169. | 3Visualization of perianal skin redness based on skin grading after 14 days of regimen use. | 4Gustin J, Carr AN, et al. Improving newborn skin health: Effects of diaper care regimens on skin pH and erythema. Pediatric Dermatology. 2021;00:17. https://doi.org/10.1111/pde.14602 Mean Rash-Free Rate +SE Mean +SE Designed to Promote Healthy Skin Pampers® SwaddlersTM Diapers Low-pH Buffering System Supports skin health by creating a naturally low-pH environment that helps keep potentially harmful fecal enzyme activity at a minimum. Gentle, Low-Friction Care A proprietary blend of fibers offers effective cleaning and a lower coefficient of friction than other options.6 Clinically Proven Mild for Babies' Skin Dermatologically tested and hypoallergenic. (free of parabens and latex (natural rubber) BreatheFree LinerTM Our proprietary diaper design has a topsheet that draws urine and runny stool away from baby's skin, and our superabsorbent core helps prevent urine from being transferred back to the skin. Barrier Ointment Clinically demonstrated to significantly decrease redness in the diapered area over the first week of product use vs. diapers without emollient.5 (Available on sizes P1 through 7.) Breathable Materials Designed for comfortable airflow and reduced humidity. Pampers® SensitiveTM Wipes 5Odio et al. (2000) Dermatology 200:238-243. | 6Verses Water Wipes® and Huggies Natural Care® Wipes; P&G data on file. o Maintain pH Balance One of the main causes of diaper rash is pH imbalance resulting from skin contact with urine and stool.1 When mixed in a diaper, urine and stool have a pH between 7.5 and 9, which is considerably higher than the normal range of healthy skin (between 4 and 6). Baby wipes designed with pH in mind can help restore and maintain a more natural pH.2 Fecal enzyme activity elevated in this range Healthy Baby Skin pH 4-6 Feces pH 5.3-6.8 Feces + Urine pH 7.5-9 Urine pH 5-8 1 Acidic Feces + Urine Pampers Wipes Neutral Feces + Urine Water Alkaline 14 Low-pH Buffering System Wipes with low-pH buffering systems -- like those in Pampers® SensitiveTM and Pampers® Sensitive Aqua PureTM Wipes -- help maintain skin's pH closer to its natural level and support skin health by creating an environment that suppresses harmful fecal enzyme activity. Clinical Benefits vs. Washcloth & Water Prestigious peer-reviewed publications3,4 have documented the clinical benefits of pH-buffering wipes versus washcloth and water, and thought leaders in pediatric dermatology (and beyond) frequently cite this work. A randomized, double-blinded, parallel-design, on-baby study found that Pampers® SensitiveTM Wipes maintained skin pH at healthy baseline levels, while washcloth and water actually raised skin pH.3 1Lambers H, Piessens S, Bloem A, Pronk H, Finkel P. Natural skin surface pH is on average below 5, which is beneficial for its resident flora. International Journal of Cosmetic Science. 2006; 28:359-370. | 2Tsai TF, Maiback HI. How irritant is water? An overview. Contact Dermatitis. 1991; 41:311-314. | 3Adam, R. (2009): Pediatric Dermatology Vol. 26 No. 5 506513. | 4C. Gelmetti, "Skin cleansing in children," Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, vol. 15, supplement 1, pp. 1215, 2001. | 5Ref. F. S. Afsar, "Skin care for preterm and term neonates," Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, vol. 34, no. 8, pp. 855858, 2009. | 6Blume-Peytavi U, Cork MJ, Faergemann J, Szczapa J, Vanaclocha F, Gelmetti C. Bathing and cleansing in newborns from day 1 to first year of life: recommendations from a European round table meeting. Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology. 2009;23(7):751759. | 7No Benzyl Alcohol, Ethanol or Drying Alcohol | 8Also referred to as MI or KathonTM Delta pH vs. Thigh Control 1.6 Pampers® SensitiveTM Wipes 1.4 Washcloth and Water 1.2 p = 0.0025 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.0 Baseline After 1 Week After 2 Weeks Why Water Alone May Not be Enough Water is a poor cleaner, especially of oily substance found in stool and on skin4 Skin is acidic. The pH of water is 7, which can raise skin pH and activate fecal enzymes5,6 Washing with water alone can have a drying effect on infant skin6 Water alone cannot stop bacteria from growing Pampers® SensitiveTM Wipes Pampers® Aqua PureTM Wipes · 97.5% purified water · Helps maintain healthy skin, essential for overall health and wellness · Hypoallergenic · 1 Wipes Pop-Top dispensing · 99% purified water · Unique formulation for a gentle glide · Hypoallergenic · 1 Wipes Pop-Top dispensing Made WITH Purified Water Provides pure, effective cleaning PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil A gentle emulsifier that aids in the removal of soil from baby's bottom Citric Acid and Sodium Citrate Buffers the pH of the wipe to help maintain the natural pH balance of baby's skin Sodium Benzoate Prevents microbial contamination and has been tested and approved safe for babies Sorbitan Caprylate A gentle emulsifier that enhances the preservative performance Xanthan Gum Improves the texture of the wipe formula and its feeling on baby's skin Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride Acts as a skin-conditioning agent as well as a gentle emulsifier BIS-PEG/PPG-16/16 PEG/ PPG-16/16 Dimethicone Used as a gentle emulsifying and conditioning agent designed to promote baby's skin health Disodium EDTA Maintains the freshness of the wipe and prevents microbial contamination Made WITH Purified Water Provides pure, effective cleaning PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil A gentle emulsifier that aids in the removal of soil from baby's bottom Citric Acid and Sodium Citrate Buffers the pH of the wipe to help maintain the pH balance of baby's skin Sodium Benzoate Prevents microbial contamination and has been tested and approved safe for babies Disodium EDTA Maintains the freshness of the wipe and prevents microbial contamination Sorbitan Caprylate A gentle emulsifier that enhances the preservative performance Made WITHOUT Parabens Sulfates Dye Fragrances Ethanol/Rubbing Alcohol7 Phenoxyethanol Natural rubber latex Methylisothiazolinone8 Safety is Key All of Pampers' baby wipes and their ingredients undergo rigorous testing to ensure they are safe, effective and gentle for babies' delicate skin. Every product we make must live up to the most demanding standards of all yours. Pampers Products from Birth to Bedwetting SwaddlersTM Blowout barrier. Helps prevent up to 100% of leaks, even blowouts (sizes 2-7) Size Child's Weight P1 <6 lbs <2700g N <10 lbs <4.5 kg 1 8-14 lbs 4-6 kg 2 12-18 lbs 5-8 kg 3 16-28 lbs 7-13 kg 4 22-37 lbs 10-17 kg 5 27+ lbs 12+ kg 6 35+ lbs 16+ kg 7 41+ lbs 19+ kg 8 46+ lbs 21+ kg Pure ProtectionTM Fragrance-free protection featuring blowout barrier, made with a soft outer cover and other thoughtfully selected materials. Size Child's Weight N <10 lbs <4.5 kg 1 8-14 lbs 4-6 kg 2 12-18 lbs 5-8 kg 3 16-28 lbs 7-13 kg 4 22-37 lbs 10-17 kg 5 27+ lbs 12+ kg # of Diapers per Case 12 pkg/20 ct = 240 diapers 12 pkg/20 ct = 240 diapers 12 pkg/20 ct = 240 diapers 4 pkg/29 ct = 116 diapers 4 pkg/26 ct = 104 diapers 4 pkg/22 ct = 88 diapers 4 pkg/19 ct = 76 diapers 4 pkg/16 ct = 64 diapers 1 pkg = 44 diapers 1 pkg = 38 diapers # of Diapers per Case 1 pkg = 76 diapers 1 pkg = 82 diapers 1 pkg = 74 diapers 1 pkg = 66 diapers 1 pkg = 58 diapers 1 pkg = 48 diapers UPC 04261 30374 06729 06555 82843 74958 74959 74961 79466 NEW: 09756 UPC CURRENT: 90841 NEW: 59605 CURRENT: 90842 NEW: 59606 CURRENT: 59570 NEW: 59607 CURRENT: 59590 NEW: 59627 CURRENT: 08968 NEW: 59643 CURRENT: 08969 NEW: 59644 # of Wipes per Case 8 pkg/56ct = 448 sheets Pampers® SensitiveTM Wipes # of Wipes per Case 12 pkg/36ct = 432 sheets Designed to help maintain babies' naturally low skin surface pH. UPC 17116 Forbes BEST BABY WIPES OVERALL UPC 75414 Pampers® Aqua PureTM Wipes Made with 99% purified water and 1% of our gentle cleansers. Forbes BEST BABY WIPES FOR SENSITIVE SKIN Size 2T-3T 3T-4T 4T-5T Easy UpsTM 360o stretchy waistband for an underwear-like fit. Child's Weight 16-34 lbs 7-15 kg 30-40 lbs 14-18 kg 37+ lbs 17+ kg # of Diapers per Case 4 pkg/25 ct = 100 pants 4 pkg/22 ct = 88 pants 4 pkg/18 ct = 72 pants UPC Girl: 76549 Boy: 76552 Girl: 76553 Boy: 76554 Girl: 76621 Boy: 76622 NinjamasTM LockAway Channels absorb and distribute wetness quickly for all-night leak protection. # of Nighttime Size Child's Weight Underwear per Case UPC S/M 38-70 lbs 17-32 kg 4 pkg/14 ct = 56 pants Girl: 62797 Boy: 62798 L 64-95+ lbs 29-43+ kg 4 pkg/11 ct = 44 pants Girl: 62802 Boy: 62804 Supportive Postpartum Care for Mom's Changing Body Always® Discreet Underwear 24-48 HOURS FOLLOWING BIRTH (Lochia volume is highest) Size Mom's Weight S/M 100-190 lbs L 170-260 lbs Case Size 2 pkg/16 ct = 32 pants 2 pkg/14 ct = 28 pants UPC 00813 00815 Always® Overnight Pads 4-6 WEEKS FOLLOWING BIRTH (Lochia discharge continues) Size 5 Maxi 4 Maxi 4 Ultra Thin Case Size 6 pkg/20ct = 120 pads 12 pkg/16ct = 192 pads 12 pkg/16ct = 192 pads UPC 17902 03498 NEW: 12859 Visit Pampers.com for more information. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BEDWETTING (NOCTURNAL ENURESIS) Incidence in Children: It's Normal Bedwetting (also known as nocturnal enuresis) is common. It affects 5 to 7 million children in the US over the age of 5, and 5% to 10% of children still wet the bed when they're 7 years-old.1 mNoorectcuornmaml eonnuirnebsiosyiss1. enuArefsaismisilyofhteisntoprryeosef nt1. Know the Potential Causes Several factors can contribute to bedwetting: Genetic Factors Common if one or both parents have a history of enuresis.2 Scientists have identified specific genes that cause enuresis.4 Bladder Development When a child's bladder is smaller than average or underdeveloped, it can't hold as much urine that's produced overnight.3,5 Hormone Imbalances Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) causes the body to make less urine at night. If the body does not make enough ADH, it may make too much urine during sleep.4,5 Sleep Disorders Some doctors point to the deep sleep state or various sleep conditions (such as sleep apnea) to explain bedwetting.3,5 Psychological Factors Intense stress, life changes, or trauma can contribute to bedwetting regression.6 Tips for Parents While bedwetting is not a serious problem and children normally grow out of it, it can contribute to feelings of embarrassment and stress for children and their parents. unDdoicesrocrnorwefnieedtatehrdneictisr--apnnwoeshhxaeetbltpahledechnrviieilgndnhrtbtueternimdef.eeel Motivational Therapy Bladder Training Reward children for dry nights and stress-free mornings. Empower children to take responsibility for their progress and reassure them along the way.6 Practice bladder control. By encouraging children to hold their urine when they first get the urge to pee, it helps to build up their muscle strength over time.6,7 Dry Bed Training Wake children up at specific intervals throughout the night so they can go to the bathroom.6 Bedwetting Alarms Pharmacological Therapies Utilize sensors that detect wetness within the underwear/diaper pant and sound an alarm to wake the child. Be patient as it can take 6 to 16 weeks of treatment to be effective.5,6 Treat with prescription medication per a pediatrician's recommendation and guidance to temporarily resolve bedwetting symptoms.6 Nighstitdimmekeaincukangdtoeemrawenenyatbrsetirdsawatenegteytisnsgential References: 1. BAIRD, D.C., et al. Enuresis in Children: A Case-Based Approach. Am Fam Physician. 2014;90(8):560-568. 2. Thiedke C. Nocturnal Enuresis. American Family Physician. 2003;67(7):1499-1506. 3. Bennett, HJ. (2015). Waking up dry: A guide to help children overcome bedwetting. Elk Grove Village, IL, American Academy of Pediatrics. 4. Escoto, Marcella. Bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis). TeensHealth. December 2018. Retrieved from: https://kidshealth.org/en/teens/enuresis.html#:~:text=Medical%20conditions.,can%20be%20linked%20to%20 enuresis. 5. Mayo clinic website https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/bed-wetting/symptoms-causes/syc-20366685. 6. Ramakrishnan K. Evaluation and treatment of enuresis. Am Fam Physician. 2008;78(4):489-496. 7. Peters, Brandon, Bladder training as a behavioral treatment for children. Verywellhealth. Dec. 1, 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.verywellhealth.com/bladder-training-asbedwetting-treatment-3015171#:~:text=Bladder%20training%20is%20a%20behavioral,the%20chance%20of%20accidents%20overnight. SCAN TO LEARN MORE Pediatric Resources Helpful tools and materials for healthcare providers and parents. PooPee Analyzer Give parents a better understanding of what to look for in their baby's diaper. The PooPee Analyzer is a free and easy-to-use tool that offers professional insights on what their baby's poo is telling them. All parents have to do is upload a photo, answer a few questions, and they will receive an analysis. Powered by pediatricians. Pediatric Tear Pad Free to your Pediatrics Office, these tear pads provide helpful guidance through every step of the parenting journey. From first-year milestone trackers to potty-training and bedwetting tips, the Pediatric Tear Pad offers a range of resources that covers the child's growth and development. Available in 50-count tear pads. Safe Sleep Coach App Equip parents with the best tools and techniques to establish healthy infant sleep habits from day one. The Smart Sleep Coach App can create a custom sleep plan to support and improve the sleep of their baby. 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