Kimberly Clark

Bedwetting is nothing a child needs to be ashamed of. DryNites, the nighttime brand of Kimberly-Clark, says so plainly, and says just as openly that its pants do not cure bedwetting. They are meant to make the time until then easier. Children wear DryNites pajama pants like underwear under their pajamas, and no one can see them. That makes sleepovers at friends' houses possible again. If a child no longer wants to wear pants or the wet nights become rarer, the Bed Mats protect the mattress. The absorbent mat sticks to the mattress, under the sheet.

For the water there are Huggies Little Swimmers. According to Huggies, the material of the swim diaper does not swell in water, so it stays light in the pool.

Behind DryNites and Huggies stands a company with a long history. On October 22, 1872, according to Kimberly-Clark, the Globe Mill in Neenah, Wisconsin, sold its first batch of writing paper, made from old rags and linen. Huggies followed in 1978, back then as an hourglass-shaped diaper with elastic leg cuffs. Today the group works under the purpose “Better Care for a Better World”.

In our shop you'll find DryNites pajama pants in the jumbo pack, the Bed Mats in packs of seven and, for the swimming pool, Little Swimmers.