Stretch fastenings. Used on traditional-style nappies (not nappy pants), these soft and flexible, repositionable strips help you get a perfect fit every time. If you’re wondering how features like the wetness indicator work, or just having a hard time choosing between New Baby or Harmonie, Baby Dry or Active Fit, nappies or nappy pants, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! With this guide, choosing the right nappy doesn’t have to be confusing. How Are Pampers Nappies Made? Pampers nappies offer great protection and comfort, and each has a different feature to suit your baby or toddler’s age and character, as well as the situation you’ll be using them in. To understand the features of our nappies and the differences between them, it helps to know a little about how they’re made. Each part of a nappy has its own special role in keeping your baby safe, comfortable and dry. The main parts of Pampers nappies are:

Flexible elastics. The elastics in our nappies help them to gently fit to your baby’s body shape. Pampers uses non-allergenic materials in our nappy elastics. For example, a navel-friendly shape and soft, breathable topsheet are must-have features for a newborn baby. On the other hand, the easy-on-and-off convenience and leak protection of nappy pants could be just what your active toddler needs to stay dry in the playground. As a parent, we know how important it is to be sure that your baby’s nappies offer the best comfort, dryness and protection at all times. That’s why Pampers offers different nappies to cover all situations and stages of your baby’s development.