Pampers Premium Protection Nappy Pants - Size 6

The nappy pants should fit snugly around the waist and legs without being too tight. They should not leave marks on your baby's skin and should provide full coverage.

If your baby is between sizes, it's generally better to go up a size to avoid leaks and ensure comfort. However, make sure the nappy pants still fit snugly.

Change the nappy pants regularly, typically every 3-4 hours, or more often if soiled. Change them immediately after a bowel movement to maintain hygiene.

Yes, these nappy pants are designed for overnight use, offering superior leakage protection and absorbency. However, it is still important to change the nappy pants if they become saturated.

If your baby develops a rash, discontinue use and consult with your pediatrician. The rash could be due to sensitivity to the materials or the product itself.

Dispose of the used nappy pants in a diaper pail or a trash bin. Always roll them up and secure them with the built-in tape before disposal to contain any mess or odors.

Ensure the size is correct. Check if the waistband and leg cuffs are properly fitted and not folded inwards. If the problem persists, consider changing to a different size or brand.

Make sure the waistband is not too tight and consider sizing up.

Make sure you are tearing along the designated tear lines on the sides of the pants. If the tear lines are not working, try using the other side.