Array of disposable diaper configurations designed to fit toddlers
Abstract
An array of disposable diaper configurations is provided comprising a sequence of designs corresponding to a toddler's stages of development. A merchandising system facilitates consumers' selection of an absorbent article configuration by appropriately matching an absorbent article configuration with a particular toddler's stage of development. The system includes indicia exhibiting pictorial representations of the absorbent article configurations fitted to toddler's at corresponding stages of development enabling a consumer to choose the appropriate absorbent article configuration for a particular toddler.
Claims
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1 . An array of disposable diaper configurations designed to fit toddlers at different stages of development, the array comprising:
a disposable diaper configuration including a chassis designed with specific features to correspond to a toddler's third stage of development, a disposable diaper configuration including a chassis designed with specific features to correspond to a toddler's fourth stage of development, and a disposable diaper configuration including a chassis designed with specific features to correspond to a toddler's fifth stage of development.
2 . The array of disposable diaper configurations according to claim 1 wherein the toddler's third stage of development comprises a walking phase and wherein the toddlers are capable of standing, walking and beginning to run.
3 . The array of disposable diaper configurations according to claim 2 wherein the specific features corresponding to a toddler's third stage of development include flexible fasteners and high stretch sides to facilitate changing the toddler in a standing position.
4 . The array of disposable diaper configurations according to claim 1 wherein the fourth stage of development comprises a learning phase wherein the toddlers are capable of participating in a dressing experience.
5 . The array of disposable diaper configurations according to claim 4 wherein the specific features corresponding to a toddler's fourth stage of development include a pull on chassis designed to look like underwear enabling the toddler to participate in the dressing experience.
6 . The array of disposable diaper configurations according to claim 1 wherein the fifth stage of development comprises a training phase wherein the toddler is undergoing toilet training.
7 . The array of disposable diaper configurations according to claim 6 wherein the specific features corresponding to a toddler's fifth stage of development include a wetness indicator that enables the toddler to recognize the discomfort associated with wetting.
8 . A method of marketing disposable diapers manufactured for toddlers, the method comprising the steps of:
providing a plurality of disposable diaper configurations, the plurality of disposable diaper configurations including chassis designed with specific features to correspond to at least three toddler stages of development; and providing indicia illustrating each disposable diaper configuration fitted to a toddler at the corresponding stage of development.
9 . Method of marketing disposable diapers according to claim 8 wherein the indicia are disposed on packages supplying each disposable diaper configuration.
10 . Method of marketing disposable diapers according to claim 8 wherein the indicia are disposed on a display panel.
11 . Method according to claim 8 wherein the at least three toddler stages of development include a walking phase wherein the toddlers are capable of standing, walking and beginning to run, a learning phase wherein the toddlers are capable of participating in a dressing experience, and a training phase wherein the toddler is undergoing toilet training.
12 . Method according to claim 11 wherein the specific features of the chassis corresponding to the at least three toddler stages of development include flexible fasteners facilitating a standing change for the walking phase, a pull on chassis designed to look like underwear to enable the toddler to participate in the dressing experience for the learning phase, and a wetness indicator that enables the toddler to recognize the discomfort associated with wetting for the training phase.
13 . Method according to claim 12 wherein the indicia illustrating the walking phase exhibits a mother changing the disposable diaper while the toddler is standing, the indicia illustrating the learning phase illustrates a toddles pulling the diaper up like underpants as the toddler participates in the dressing experience, and indicia illustrating the training phase exhibits a toddler undergoing toilet training.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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