A i meni treba da otkrijem neke topice .
Patkice, evo ti link na Pampersovo istraživanje o alergijama kojim su sami sebi skočili u usta-jer je pokazala da su češće kod korištenja jednokratnih nego platnenih pelena:
Citiraj Amalthea prvotno napisa
Citiraj marta prvotno napisa
Istrazivanje koje je proveo Pampers "osobno" je pokopalo tu teoriju o superiornosti jednokratnih pelena. Imas to negdje na netu. Postotak djece koja koriste platnene i imaju pelenski osip je npr 16 %, a djece koja koriste jednokrane 50%. Tako su neki brojevi, ne sjecam se vise tocno.
Al me izuzetno veseli sta je to istrazivanje platio Pampers.
Našla:

According to the Journal of Pediatrics, 54% of one-month old babies using disposable diapers had rashes. THAT IS MORE THAN HALF! Of those 16% were severe rashes. Cathy Allison, in her article, "Disposable Diapers: Potential Health Hazards?," cited a study done by Procter & Gamble (manufacturers of Pampers® and Luvs®) that, rather humorously - I think, concluded that the incidence of diaper rash INCREASES from 7.1% to 61% with increased use of THEIR diapers! Bet Procter & Gamble wishes it never prompted that study, eh? Mark Fearer in "Diaper Debate - Not Over Yet," stated that "Several independent medical studies document an astounding increase [in diaper rash]: from 7% in 1955 to 78% in 1991. Critics of disposables say this parallels the increase in usage for disposables."
Even infertility rates in males may be linked to disposable diapers. So, they are dry, but are they 'cool.' It is thought that disposables may heat-up a boys testicles to the point that it stops them from developing normally. "Diapers lined with plastic raise the temperature of the scrotum far above body temperature and can lead to a total breakdown of normal cooling mechanisms, according to the study published in the Archives of Disease in Childhood (6)."
Ako nekog zanima još:
http://www.thediaperhyena.com/diaper...nessrashes.htm