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Pampers Swaddlers Nappies with Dry Max™
Pampers Swaddlers Nappies with Dry Max™
Pampers Swaddlers Nappies with Dry Max™
For the driest Pampers ever with 20% less bulk*
Pampers Swaddlers Nappies with Dry Max™ technology that helps lock in wetness
Absorb-Away Liner helps keep babies dry and happy
Quilted blanket-like softness wraps babies in all-around comfort
Super-stretchy sides gives infants a flexible fit
Umbilical cord notch included in size N for more comfort for new babies
 
Pampers Product
Perfect for:
Child Weight
  Swaddlers Size N
New Borns
0-5kg
  Swaddlers Size 1
Infants
4-6kg
 
     
     
Familiar Comfort, Premium Protection - right from the start.
Dry Max
Pampers revolutionary Swaddlers nappies help keep your newborn perfectly snug and dry while they adjust to their new surroundings.

By locking wetness and mess away from your baby’s delicate skin, our new breakthrough Dry Max™ core and unique Dual-Absorb System make our new Swaddlers nappies our driest ever!

As you’d expect from Pampers, Swaddlers are still incredibly soft and breathable, and we’ve ensured a comfy fit around quickly growing legs by incorporating super stretchy sides and a soft fastening system.
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Hush little baby, don’t you cry . . .
If you’ve ever felt irritated at having your peace and quiet disturbed, you can imagine why a swaddler baby might occasionally be in need of a little comfort!

After nine months snug and secure in the womb, they have to adjust to a world full of new sounds and sensations.

If they get fussy, it could be that they’re feeling a touch over-stimulated.

Familiar sounds
Your baby’s hearing was fully developed by your final trimester, and the womb is a noisy place.

From your heartbeat to the sound of your organs and blood, your voice, or the music you listened to – there was a lot for those tiny ears to pick up on.

Recreating those kinds of sounds can help ease a swaddler’s     transition to the real world.
Close to your heart
Try carrying your little one in a baby sling on your chest, where it’s easy for them to see your face as you talk to them. The sound of your heartbeat and the rhythm of your movement can also help soothe them.
Music for their ears
If you regularly played a certain piece of music while you were pregnant, try playing it again. You might be surprised at how much it calms your little one down.
Repetitive rhythms
Many babies are calmed by what is known as ‘background noise: try the vacuum cleaner or hairdryer, or play a background noise CD.