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I've come across quite a few articles now certainly in the US about this. I also came across this lady who had exactly the same issue back in May and the pictures show exactly the same as what my son has too - apart from in a different area http://www.suburbanmummyuk.com/?p=1541 It would seem they (Pampers) have been aware of this issue for some time now. I am sooo cross!

Pampers did try call me today but I unfortunately missed the call as I was at work. I will update once I've managed to speak to them. The "rash" hasn't really changed either way but nappy changing isn't as dramatic as yesterday so perhaps it is healing

Thanks for everyone's replies. The doctor agreed & thought it too looked like it was some sort of chemical burn - he has prescribed a mild steroid cream for the next three days & advises to return if it hasn't cleared. I've left a message with someone at Pampers - will be interesting to see what they advise as the more I search on the Internet about it the more common it seems to be with that particular nappy type. We've switched allegiance to Huggies for now and will see how we get on....

I've been using Pampers for my son for 15 months now and have never had any problems. But after using a nappy from a new Pampers Baby Dry 4+ pack within hours he had a horrible, blistery, weeping rash . "Rash" is not even the right word, it looks more like a burn all over his bottom and at the top of one of his legs. He is in severe pain, screaming every time we have to change his nappy. We've a doctors appointment this evening but I just wondered if anyone else has experienced something similar ?

They have brought out a new model of the Bee (plus) earlier this year I think to iron out a few of the issues people had with the original Bee i.e. the Bee plus has a wider frame etc. Here's a comparison of the two I used when deciding with what model to go with - hope it helps!

We've just purchased a bee plus as we found our Bugaboo Cameleon too bulky for in and out of the car a million times a day and fitting in boot space wise with everything else. My little man has just gone 1 and is 98% in height and his feet don't yet reach the footrest - so yes, I think there's room for growth and will last a decent amount of time !