Review on 👶 Pampers Baby-Dry Diapers Size 6 - Economy Pack Plus (128 Count) by Jordan Serba

Confirms Pampers has replaced Baby Dry diapers. My daughter has been using Pampers since day one with no problems. Last night after a diaper, she immediately developed a nasty bright red rash all over her butt (not just where diaper rash usually occurs). You could see the outline of the diaper. Today I was in a pharmacy and bought Baby Dries and when I opened them I saw that they were DIFFERENT. They are thinner and have the same strong odor as diapers. Both feel overwhelmed. I won't even put it on because her ass is already irritated (this morning she screamed when I changed her clothes and squeezed her whole butt; she peed without a diaper and cried out in pain again because the urine was irritating her Has) . I was expecting an old Baby Dry without a strong smell and with a denser material. I called Pamers and the operator accidentally said that all diapers smell the same to mask "natural" manufacturing smells like glues, fillers, etc. how is this normal for babies? In other words, they lowered the manufacturing cost with cheaper materials and just masked it. I wouldn't even wear panty liners if they smell the same, let alone cover my daughter's butt with them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I would not wash the bathroom with a product with such a smell. I have a feeling other parents are complaining; They compensate me for both boxes (I have 250 diapers that we can't use). If other parents have had similar experiences, I don't see why Proctor and Gamble can't be sued. If we continued to use these diapers my daughter would probably start bleeding from the rash. Too bad about diapers. Other parents with the same problem please call.