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We back our promise with a rigorous multi-step safety process that includes thousands of tests—from ingredients to daily quality checks. We’re committed to openness—here’s a breakdown of what makes up our diapers:
Topsheet
The soft topsheet, which touches your baby's skin, uses Polypropylene and Polyethylene for absorption. These common materials have a long history of safe use in diapers and fabrics, helping to keep your baby comfortable and dry. Our diapers also include an Emollient/Balm for skin comfort, a cosmetic ingredient added to the topsheet to help maintain healthy skin.
Core
The diaper's core is designed for maximum absorption. It features Polyester, a common and safe fabric material, to help keep your baby comfortable and dry. We also use Cellulose (wood fibers) which soaks up liquid. These fibers are purified using an elemental chlorine-free process and come from FSC®-certified forests and other controlled sources. To quickly lock away wetness, the core contains Sodium polyacrylate, a superabsorbent material that keeps baby's skin comfortable and dry and is safe for use in diapers.
Cuffs
The cuffs around the legs are designed for comfort and protection. Made with Polypropylene, a common and safe material, they offer softness, durability, and protection. Elastane/Spandex provides a stretchy, latex-free material for a snug fit around the legs. For a touch of charm, Pigments are used for aesthetics, offering safe, skin-friendly colors.
Fastening System
Our fastening system securely holds the diaper in place. Both Polypropylene and Polyethylene are used here for fastening. These common and safe materials deliver comfort and breathability, ensuring the diaper stays comfortably on your baby's belly.
Outercover
The outercover is designed for breathability and protection. It uses both Polyethylene and Polypropylene, common and safe materials known for delivering softness, breathability, and overall protection. For delightful designs, Pigments are added for aesthetics, providing safe, skin-friendly colors. These pigments are used in tiny amounts and are positioned away from your baby's skin.
Wetness Indicator
A helpful water-soluble colorant acts as the urine indicator. This pH-sensitive material changes color when wet with urine, clearly signaling that it's time for a diaper change. Importantly, this wetness indicator does not come into contact with your baby's skin.
Adhesives
To keep all the diaper layers securely together, we use Polymers as adhesives. These adhesives are carefully placed underneath the diaper layers, ensuring they do not touch your baby's skin.

Provides up to 100% leakproof protection

Help prevent leaks with a secure, comfy fit

Specially designed to protect around the legs, where leaks tend to happen most
I’m a pediatrics and medical education expert (MD, FAAP) and the President of the Ohio Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
I’m a pediatrics and medical education expert (MD, FAAP) and the President of the Ohio Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
Dr. Christopher B.Peltier
Cinncinati, OH
Remove Diaper
Lay your baby down on their back and remove the used diaper. Wrap it up and stick the tapes down to seal the bundle.

Clean & Care
Gently clean your baby’s diaper area. Try Pampers Sensitive Wipes and remember to wipe front to back.

Fresh Diaper
Carefully raise your baby’s legs and slide a clean diaper underneath. Pull the front of the diaper up and lay it on your baby’s belly, securing with the tapes.



Pampers Baby Dry diapers can be used for day or night time use. They offer up to 12 hours of protection to keep your baby dry. For greater protection at night, try Pampers Swaddlers Overnights