Absorbent article includes: a sheet-type leakage-preventing body; absorbent body on the leakage-preventing body top; pair of left and right floating leg gathers (FLGs) on the absorbent body top to extend in longitudinal direction from front end absorbent article main body, traversing a front main section, crotch part, and rear main section, to rear end. Each FLGs have top and trailing parts adjoining the top part. Left and right FLGs arrange so top parts face inwards and trailing parts face outwards. Front and rear ends FLGs are joined respectively to the vicinity of the absorbent article main body front and rear end. Trailing part trails downwards from top part towards the absorbent body. Left and right FLGs join in vicinity of trailing part lower end to the absorbent article main body and/or absorbent body surface forming front and rear pockets distance from the absorbent body surface in the crotch part vicinity.

The present invention relates to a disposable diaper for absorbing and receiving excreted urine and feces, and provides a disposable diaper divided into a front surface part touching the wearer's abdomen, a rear surface part touching the wearer's back, and a gap part in which the front surface part and the rear surface part extend in the lengthwise direction so as to pass between the wearer's legs, the disposable diaper including: a base layer including an absorber at an upper end thereof in the lengthwise direction on the basis of the center of the gap part, and including first elastic members on both sides in the lengthwise direction so as to encompass the wearer's legs; a cover layer positioned at an upper end of the absorber so as to cover the absorber; and a skin contact layer positioned at an upper end of the base layer so as to cover the cover layer, having an inlet cutting part cut in a predetermined length such that urine and feces easily reach the cover layer or the absorber, and having second elastic members, which come into close contact with the bottom layer skin of the wearer's buttocks in the lengthwise direction on both sides and are spaced apart from the inlet cutting part at predetermined intervals.

The current invention concerns an absorbent article (10) comprising an absorbent core (12) sandwiched between a liquid permeable topsheet (14) and a liquid impermeable backsheet (16), and an acquisition distribution layer (18) arranged between said topsheet (14) and said absorbent core (12), wherein the absorbent core (12) comprises at least an absorbent material layer. According to the invention the topsheet (14) consists essentially of an air-through bonded nonwoven layer and is free of spunbond nonwoven layers, the acquisition distribution layer (18) comprises a spunbonded and/or thermocarded nonwoven layer, and the absorbent core (12) comprises at least one channel (26) free of absorbent material. The invention also relates to the use of such an absorbent article (10), for managing liquid stool.

The present invention relates to a diaper set including: a diaper cover; a flap separation type diaper disposed on top of the diaper cover and having a feces bag; and a -shaped excreta inducing seat disposed on the rear end of the feces bag of the flap separation type diaper, wherein the diaper cover is separated into a waist belt part and a diaper base part, the flap separation type diaper includes a seat accommodation bag disposed on the rear end of the feces bag, and the -shaped excreta inducing seat has an inclined surface slant upward and backward from the rear end of the underside thereof.

An absorbent article (10, 110, 210) can include a waist containment member (54) with a first longitudinal side edge (72), a second longitudinal side edge (74), a proximal portion (76), and a distal portion (78). A fold (79a) can separate the proximal portion (76) from the distal portion (78). The proximal portion (76) can be coupled to the chassis (11) and the distal portion (78) can be configured to freely move with respect to the chassis (11) when the absorbent article (10, 110, 210) is in a relaxed configuration to provide a containment pocket (82). The absorbent article (10, 110, 210) can include a pair of containment flaps (50, 52). The containment flaps (50, 52) can each include a base portion (64) and a projection portion (66).

A diaper insert has specifically configured contours on an inside surface to trap and contain bowel movements delivered within the diaper. An upper rear portion of the insert provides a protruding section of absorbent padding being contoured to match a lower lumbar region of the wearer. An upper front portion of the insert is provided with an additional absorbent pad to abut the abdominal area of the wearer. When a user, wearing a diaper equipped with the insert experiences a bowel movement, the padding sections contain the bowel movement within the diaper, and prevent the bowel movement from being secreted from a waist area of the diaper. In at least one (1) embodiment the insert is manufactured to be an integral portion of a diaper. In at least one (1) embodiment unitary rear and front barriers are removably added to a diaper.

An absorbent article (10, 110, 210) can include a waist containment member (54) with a first longitudinal side edge (72), a second longitudinal side edge (74), a proximal portion (76), and a distal portion (78). A fold (79a) can separate the proximal portion (76) from the distal portion (78). The proximal portion (76) can be coupled to the chassis (11) and the distal portion (78) can be configured to freely move with respect to the chassis (11) when the absorbent article (10, 110, 210) is in a relaxed configuration to provide a containment pocket (82). The absorbent article (10, 110, 210) can include a pair of containment flaps (50, 52). The containment flaps (50, 52) can each include a base portion (64) and a projection portion (66).

An undergarment comprising a liquid impermeable layer which prevents urine, fluid, and any other media capable of transporting and breeding bacteria that is deposited into the undergarment from coming into contact with the skin of the user or person wearing the undergarment. The fluid that is released from the wearer makes contact with a topsheet and is then transferred to a top facing surface of the liquid impermeable layer. The curvature or shape of the liquid impermeable layer directs the fluid away from the skin of the wearer and towards its outer edges. Once reaching an edge of the liquid impermeable layer, the fluid is then absorbed and held within an absorbent core. By maintaining the fluid within the absorbent core, the liquid impermeable layer prevents the fluid and any bacteria therein from making sustained contact with the wearer's anatomy and thus drastically lowers the probability of infection or other complications.