Array of disposable absorbent articles having a sequence of graphics corresponding to a wearer's stages of development
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsGregory ASHTON, Molly Kelly GROVAK, Kaoru ISHIHARA, Deborah Ann VARGO
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Abstract
An array of disposable absorbent articles comprising a sequence of graphic designs corresponding to a wearer's stage of development.
Claims20
An array of disposable absorbent articles, the array comprising:
- a first absorbent article in a first package, wherein an externally visible outer garment facing portion of the first absorbent article comprises a dye or pigment, and wherein the first absorbent article comprises fasteners and an umbilical cord notch;
- a second absorbent article in a second package, wherein an externally visible outer garment facing portion of the second absorbent article comprises a dye or pigment, and wherein the second absorbent article comprises fasteners and a wetness indicator;
- a third absorbent article in a third package, wherein an externally visible outer garment facing portion of the third absorbent article comprises a dye or pigment, and wherein the third absorbent article comprises a pull on chassis;
- wherein the second absorbent article comprises a greater percentage of a surface area of dye or pigment than the first absorbent article;
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- wherein the third absorbent article comprises a greater percentage of a surface area of dye or pigment than the first absorbent article.
ay of disposable absorbent articles according to claim 4, wherein the externally visible outer garment facing portion of the second absorbent article is partially colored.
The array of disposable absorbent articles according to claim 7, wherein less than about 70% of the surface area of the outer garment facing portion of the second absorbent article comprises a dye or pigment.
The array of disposable absorbent articles according to claim 7, wherein the externally visible outer garment facing portion of the third absorbent article is substantially colored.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.