New Pampers Pure Protection Diapers contains Premium cotton and plant-based materials to give your baby comfortable protection

 

May 07, 2019:   Some parents are looking for product options with plant-based ingredients and don’t want to sacrifice performance. A tried & true and most importantly trusted brand by parents for decades, Pampers just released a new line of diapers that are crafted with Premium cotton, other plant-based and thoughtfully selected materials called Pampers Pure with adorable prints and Pampers protection parents around the world know and trust. 

 

Pure Protection diapers feature all the benefits you expect from using a Pampers diaper: up to 12 hours of dryness to keep baby dry overnight, a unique ‘Hearts Quilt’ top-sheet to absorb away runny poo and a wetness indicator to help new parents know when it’s time to change. Pampers Pure diapers surround your baby with softness.

 

Popular social media influencer and mother of two, Mayada Sleiman says: “Becoming a mother for the second time has been a rewarding and wonderful experience. There are many things I have learned from my first baby and choosing a diaper which offers 100%, dryness like Pampers is incredibly important. Because I know how much you care about your little one, I would recommend Pampers Pure Diapers free of perfumes, lotions, latex or chlorine. They’re guaranteed to contain no harmful ingredients and you can be sure that your baby is protected against leaks and the diaper looks cute and stylish.”

 

• Dermatologically tested 

• Breathable 

• Made with renewable electricity 

• Endorsed by the Skin Health Alliance

 

“Parents rightfully expect it all, and yet when it comes to the diapers, many have been forced to compromise,” said Assile Beydoun, Pampers Gulf Leader. “Research shows that 1 in 4 parents believe that natural baby care products are not effective, which is why we’re excited to introduce a new range of diapers that has it all, as well as extend our product offering to provide parents with another trusted options for their babies.”