Pampers Swaddlers Sensitive Disposable Diapers - Size 1 - 164ct

A: 10 days. Newborns are changed every 2 to 3 hours. Changing them less frequently can lead to diaper rash which is incredibly painful and difficult to treat. It's best to change your newborn baby every 3 hours at first, no matter what. Obviously, if you hear them half a bowel movement, change them immediately. But the pamper spoilers are great and that they have a line that turns blue. If they're wet. You'll want to check the diaper every 3 hours. Often. Newborns are so sleepy. You'll have to wake them up to feed them. So a typical routine can be turning on the lights, changing the diaper which usually wakes most babies and then offering them food. Every 3 hours. That usually means that two adults need to work in shifts. 6 hours on 6 hours off usually works really well. Or if you have one person going back to work, 12 on 12 off also works well. Changing every 3 hours will ensure that they stay dry and don't get diaper rashes. That means you'll have 8 diapers a day, and that means an 84 pack will last you just over 10 days. You'll need 384 packs a month.

A: Honestly when they are a newborn it is only a week to a week and a half. You go through a ton!

A: You should average 10-12 diapers a day for a newborn.

A: How long a pack lasts depends on the size and quantity you choose, and how often you change your baby.

A: Thank you for your question. Swaddlers are designed to meet the fit and absorbency needs of toddlers. We recommend Ninjamas, also made by Pampers, for school-age children who needs a little oops protection overnight. We'd be glad to help you further. If you have any other questions, please give us a call at 1-800-726-7377. The Pampers Team

A: try a size 8 if it is for anolder child

A: quite simply, yes. but Huggies will fit better.

A: Our Swaddler do feature designs!

A: Swaddlers have sesame street design on the front of the diaper. Could you do your design using the back if the diaper? The back of swaddlers is completely white.

A: Seventh generation makes a version without designs, but they are more beige/ off white since they don't use bleach. Babyganics only has a tiny strip of a design at front waist, and would easily be hidden if rolling diapers for cake. I believe earth's best diapers are also without design. But swaddlers have light coloring design around leg holes and front design and small details on back also.

A: Newborn all the way through potty training. It's our favorite diaper for our 2 year old, he has sensitive skin and has never had a reaction to the Swaddlers. Highly recommend.

A: Our Swaddlers go up to a size 6, Annie.

A: I agree with you.The swaddlers are an excellent choice with their aquapure # 2.Any other options they don't last 12 hours as advertised. they are as comparable to luvs/store brand

A: Great question, and apologies for the confusion! With our new look, came new weight recommendations, so the size chart in the photos is the correct range for the diapers with the new look. The weight ranges provided in the product details apply to our older version, which you may still find on shelves as retailers work through the older product.

A: Their “new look” is a narrower diaper. I never had blowouts before… now I do.

A: They changed the sizing guide because the new version is narrower. Size up or expect major blowouts…even if you haven’t experienced them before.

A: We recently changed the sizing guide on our diapers. So we can share more, please call us at (800) 726-7377.

A: We're very sorry for the confusion. We changed the weight chart. Please follow the weight chart indicated on the package.

A: Weight chart pic is still wrong. Check pampers directly or package for proper weight chart but trust your baby size, too. Sometimes it makes sense to size up. Hope that helps!

A: All sizes are the same.

A: The number of diapers you receive will vary by package. On Targets website, please select the size, and directly beneath the size, you'll select the number of diapers you want in the package.

A: We can certainly imagine your surprise upon noticing your Swaddlers have hard lumps in them, and want to help. It's possible this could be hardened absorbent gelling material (AGM) which is the material inside the diaper that absorbs wetness. If the diapers were exposed to too much moisture at any point during transit, this may cause a slight change in texture of the AGM. Please call us at (800) 726-7377.