- Look, what I got for the baby. 

- Oh. Girls, come see what my aunt brought. 

- Oh, a present. 

- What is it? 

- It's a Pampers. 

- Do you think the baby will like it? 

- Oh, positive. They use them here in the hospital. 

Aunt: They do!? 

- Oh, sure. And they're so convenient. 

- That's not so important. What's important to me is the baby. Are they as good as cloth diapers? 

- Oh, Pampers are better than cloth. They keep the baby dryer. 

Narrator: Here's how. When a cloth diaper gets wet, it stays wet inside and out. But moisture passes through Pampers Stay Dry lining and is absorbed in the padding below. Inside next to baby, the lining stays dryer and helps keep the wetness from coming back on baby's skin. So he stays dryer. Outside, Pampers are waterproof. So you don't need plastic pants. 

- And I won't have to wash it. (women laughing) 

- You really like the Pampers? 

- Of course, Aunt Cheryl. 

- Wonderful. 'Cause I ordered enough to give the baby a dryer bottom for a year. 

- Oh! 

Narrator: Pampers for dryer, happier babies.