Huggies Little Swimmers Swim Pants Size 5-6 are disposable swim diapers for toddlers weighing 26 to 40 lb (12 to 18 kg), 11 pants per pack, with stretchy sides and easy-open tear-away seams. Unlike regular diapers they do not swell in water, and they are sold as a single 11-count pack or in packs of 3 and 6, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Huggies Little Swimmers Size 5-6: Disposable Swim Pants That Do Not Swell in Water
- Made for the pool and beach — the absorbent core is designed not to soak up water and balloon like a regular diaper
- Size 5-6 for 26 to 40 lb (12 to 18 kg) — the larger Little Swimmers size, typically for toddlers around one to three years
- Stretchy sides and leak guards — a snug fit that moves with your child and helps contain solids
- Easy-open tear-away sides — pull the seams apart to remove a used pant without sliding it down wet legs
- Finding Dory designs — printed with Disney Pixar characters on the outer cover
- Pack options — Single (11 pants), Pack of 3 (33), and Pack of 6 (66)
How to Use
Pull the swim pant up like underwear over a clean, dry bottom right before your child gets in the water, checking that the leg cuffs sit flat against the skin. For a change, tear the side seams open, roll the used pant up, and put it in a bin; do not flush it. Little Swimmers are not a substitute for a regular diaper out of the water, so switch back after swimming. Store the unopened pack in a dry place.
About Huggies
Huggies is a Kimberly-Clark brand launched in 1978 and today one of the largest diaper and baby wipe brands in the world. The range covers newborn diapers, training pants, Little Swimmers swim pants, and several wipe lines, including the water-based Huggies Pure wipes. Kimberly-Clark is headquartered in Texas and produces Huggies in plants across North America and Europe. Browse more in our Baby Care collection. Learn more at huggies.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age and weight is Huggies Little Swimmers Size 5-6 for?
Size 5-6 fits children of roughly 26 to 40 lb (12 to 18 kg), which usually means toddlers between about one and three years old. Fit depends more on weight and waist than age; if the pant leaves marks at the waist or legs, it is too small. Smaller Little Swimmers sizes exist for younger babies.
How do I put on and take off Little Swimmers?
Step your child into the pant and pull it up like underwear just before swimming so it is fresh. To remove it, tear the side seams apart with your fingers, roll the pant up, and put it in a bin. Change it promptly after a bowel movement, and put a regular diaper back on once your child is dried off.
What makes swim pants different from a regular diaper?
A regular diaper absorbs water the moment it is submerged, swells heavily, and can fall apart in the pool. Little Swimmers use a core that does not soak up pool or sea water, so the pant stays light and keeps its shape, while leg guards help contain solids. Because they absorb very little, they are for swimming only.
How many swim pants are in each pack option?
Each retail pack contains 11 Size 5-6 swim pants with Finding Dory designs. The Single option is one pack, the Pack of 3 gives 33 pants, and the Pack of 6 gives 66 pants. A pack of 11 typically covers a short holiday, while the larger packs suit families with pool access all summer or swimming lessons every week.