Pampers Diaper Recall 2010 Rumor All False
The Pampers Diaper Recall 2010 is circulating online as the United States Consumer Products Safety Commission is said to be looking into reports that the Pampers Diapers causes chemical burns and diaper rash.
But Proctor and Gamble, manufacturer of the said diaper brand denied such reports and said that there is no such thing.
The said Pampers recall is just nothing but an online campaign of some sites in order to spike up attention and searches to get humongous amount of page views for their sites.
The CNM News Network is said to be one of those that started this false report.
So for all those who are maybe in panic because of this report, better calm yourself as this is nothing but false rumors.
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I think Pampers is making a huge mistake by being so defensive and unwilling to acknowledge that parents aren’t just making this up. I changed my daughter religiously and it wasn’t until I switched to Pampers Dry Max did she develop not just a rash but open sores and bloody wounds. It affected not just her private area but her legs where the diaper had touched and our pediatrician herself was baffled. It took 2 months of agony my daughter had to endure, nights where I left her without a diaper on in the hopes that it would help along with several prescription medications but nothing worked. Every time the diaper was back on, it hit even harder. I finally switched to a different diaper and within 1 day it was a night and day difference. At 6 months old she now has scars on her legs and private areas. She suffered and screamed every time she was put on her changing table. I’m not sure if you’re a mother, but I’m assuming if you are then you’d understand. Myself and other mothers aren’t pulling this out of their rear just because. I am upset that my daughter suffered and yet Pampers can’t even acknowledge it. It’s asinine. Perhaps you should stop pointing the finger for a minute and realize that there IS a problem.