New Innovations From Pampers

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It’s hard to think of diapers being improved upon but since they have come out they have definitely come a long way. I remember when my brothers were little my mom trying to use cloth diapers with those safety pins and I dreaded ever having to use those as a mom. I would try to help my mom and I was always afraid of pinning their skin. Disposable diapers were not much better either as I remember them being actually really sticky and the tabs were stuck in place once you stick them. Luckily though when I did become a mom disposable diapers were affordable and much easier for me to work with.

Well Pampers has just come out with two new innovations to their Cruisers and Swaddlers line.

The very best technology is now in Pampers Cruisers! What makes them so awesome? Pampers Cruisers offer superior fit performance so your child will stay dry and not have a saggy diaper. They also have new Extra Absorb Channels™ that help distribute wetness evenly.

I love that Pampers is constantly re-inventing their products to make them the best they can be. I got the chance to check them out and they are pretty awesome. I love that they are designed to stay drier and not sag like ordinary diapers. I think of all the times my poor kids can waddling into the kitchen or family room with their diapers hanging almost to the floors. The New Cruisers just fit good overall too with no open spots where leaks could come through. Moms have to worry about enough, leaks shouldn’t be one of them!

I can’t wait to share these with my friend who has an active little toddler. Cruisers were definitely built to let kids “cruise!”

CHECK IT OUT:  Look for New Pampers Cruisers available at your local Babies“R” Us!

WIN IT: (1) US winner will receive a $75 Babies “R” Us Gift Card and a pack of Pampers wipes

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