Pampers Diaper Recall 2022 (2024)

FAQs

Are Pampers diapers safe for babies? ›

Pampers diapers are specifically designed with safe ingredients and materials to keep your baby comfortable and dry.

Do diapers cause diaper rash? While diaper rash is one of the most common pediatric conditions, it is not caused by diapers. Diaper rash is caused by a combination of factors like excessive skin hydration, increase in pH, and irritants in bowel movements and friction.

Find the recall notice either by searching for it on the CPSC web site, or by calling CPSC at 1-800-636-CPSC. The notice will tell you if you need to return the product for a refund, or order a replacement part to make the product safe.

There is no set age for when to stop using nappies, but children usually show signs they are ready to use a toilet or a potty between 18 months and 3 years. Some of the following are signs that your child may be ready: Your child notices when they are doing a wee or poo, or when they think they need the toilet.

Pediatricians recommend Pampers because of our focus and research on skin health and protection. Our products are clinically proven to help restore your baby's skin pH and lock away wetness, keeping the skin dry and reducing the risk of diaper rash.

One of babies' loveliest qualities is their silky soft skin. However, this soft skin can be more susceptible to uncomfortable reactions to substances in diapers or products that may not be safe diapers. These reactions often consist of red, inflamed, or peeling skin, red splotches, and sensitivity to touch.

In terms of leak protection, both Huggies and Pampers go above and beyond to ensure that your baby stays dry and comfortable. However, Pampers' additional features, such as the Dual Leak-Guard Barriers, give it a slight edge in this category.

Allergic reactions and rashes

The manufacturing companies of diapers use dyes, synthetic fibres, and loads of chemicals in the production process. Thus, all these chemicals might harm your baby and cause allergic reactions. For the same reason, diaper rashes are quite common among babies.

Where can I find a list of recalls? ›

Check for Recalls

Visit NHTSA.gov/recalls. Select your state.

Of particular concern for children's health are vinyl toys such as teethers, “rubber duckies,” beach balls, and bath books. These are often made of a flexible vinyl that has been softened using “plasticizer” chemicals called phthalates. (Lead has also been found in some children's vinyl products, such as bibs.)

If you have a smartphone, you can download the “Recalls.gov” app to view recalls on your phone. Additionally, you can type a product name into the app or use the app's barcode scanner to see whether a product has been recalled.

Peg Perego is recalling 550 YPSI and Z4 inclined sleeper bassinets because they violate the Safe Sleep for Babies Act, and children can roll onto their stomach while unrestrained.

NUK has recalled about 100 baby bottles after they were found to have higher than approved lead levels. NUK and the Consumer Product Safety Commission have announced a small recall of some First Choice Glass Baby Bottles.

It May Cause Skin Rashes

Diaper rashes are very common in babies. If a wet diaper is left on a baby for longer than usual, bacteria may breed in the wet soiled diaper and may lead to rashes. Make sure to change your little one's diaper regularly to minimise the risk of rashes.

Yes, it's possible to find a diaper brand that truly prevents leaks, is comfortable for your little one, and comes at a fair price. Pampers Swaddlers Diapers checks all these boxes (and many more), making them our best overall pick. Pampers Swaddlers work to prevent leaks throughout the day and night.

Pampers Baby-Dry diapers are hypoallergenic and free of parabens and latex, making them gentle on sensitive skin. Pampers Swaddlers also prioritize skin protection with ultrasoft, absorbent layers that prevent irritation and wetness. Both options offer a safe choice for babies with sensitive skin.