Wings: with
Backsheet: Breathable film
Type: Ultra Thin
Front sheet: soft non-woven (hot air through)
Shape: Fan-Shape
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
FluffPulp:PW416
Wrapped: airlaid paper
Surface:Dry
Back sheet:Printed PE mesh film
Tapes:Sticky PE tape and Frontal PP tape
Anti-Leak:3D Leak Prevention Channel
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Wet Indicator:with
ADL: Green core
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser(America)
Surface:Dry
Back sheet: White PE mesh film
Tapes:Sticky PE tape and Frontal PP tape
Anti-Leak:3D Leak Prevention Channel
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser(America)
Surface: Dry and cotton
Layer film:Perforated Film
Anti-Leak: Leak Guard
Wings: with
Blue core: with
Plain Woven
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
FluffPulp:Weyerhaeuser (America)
Surface:Super soft non-woven surface
Back sheet:Cloth Like Breathable film as back sheet
Anti-Leak:Leak Guard
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Elastic waistband:with
SAP:SAN-DIA from Japan
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser from America
Design:European style
Surface:Dry
Back sheet:Printed PE mesh film
Tapes:Sticky PE tape and Frontal PP tape
Anti-Leak:3D Leak Prevention Channel
Leak guard/Leg cuff:With
Wet Indicator:with
SAP:SAN-DIA(Japan)
ADL: Green core
Fluff Pulp:Weyerhaeuser(America)
Back Sheet: Cloth-like film
Wetness indicator: Yes
Tape: Velcro tape (No frontal Tape)
SAP: BLD SAP
ADL: Blue ADL
Fluff Pulp: 100% Weyerhaeuser(America)
Leg cuff: SMMS same as Pampers
.jpg "Let’s Play! My Photo Album")
Recognizing familiar faces is an enormous treat for your baby as he learns to identify people by name and
association.
Appropriate for baby: six months to one year
Skills developed: pattern recognition, five motor
What you’ll need: A small photo album - the type where the photos slide into clear plastic pockets
Buy a small photo album (one that holds 3-by-5- or 4-by-6-inch photos - one photo per page is the best )
and fill it with snapshots of your baby and the people in his life.
In addition to relatives and family friends, make sure you include pictures of babysitters or caregivers,
neighbors, and other babies and children you know, along with favorite pets and toys.
Give the album to your baby and tell him it’s his very own, sit with him and show him the photos. Since
his pincer grasp(with forefinger and thumb) is staring to develop, he will soon learn to grab the pages,
and as he gets older he’ll start to really look at the pictures and point at them.
He may react to familiar faces with excitement, or he might just be mesmerized by the parade of
colorful images. Either way, store the album on his bookshelf or in his toy box, for later viewing together,
it’ll quickly become a favorite.
Remember: Each baby develops at a different pace, so if yours isn’t quite ready for this day, don’t worry,
just try them again in a few days.
