These “littlest fighters,” as Bardeau refers to them, are children born as early as 21 weeks gestation. As technology improves, these children have increased chances of surviving. In fact, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2015 revealed that 23 percent of infants born at 22 weeks survive, and when doctors are more proactive in helping these babies, their chances of surviving rise 18 percent.

Meanwhile, it remains legal in the United States for children to be aborted well after 21 weeks gestation for any reason. Aborting a child who has been growing and developing in his mother’s womb for more than five months involves the cruel practice of dilation and evacuation, in which an abortionist literally removes limbs from the child, who is capable of feeling pain. People like Nik Hoot have survived this horrific procedure, living life without their limbs. Former abortionist Dr. Anthony Levatino describes the brutal D&E abortion in the video below:

The pre-term birth rate is now at 9.8 percent. Pampers, which is donating a box of Flat Diapers to every Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in the country, is doing an excellent job of illustrating that we have a duty to care for these extremely young babies and treat them as the human beings they are, both inside and outside of the womb. In a world in which we pick and choose which children we save and which children we actively kill based on their location, it’s important that companies with such a large media presence like Pampers continue to spread the world that these little fighters are worth fighting for.

These “littlest fighters,” as Bardeau refers to them, are children born as early as 21 weeks gestation. As technology improves, these children have increased chances of surviving. In fact, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2015 revealed that 23 percent of infants born at 22 weeks survive, and when doctors are more proactive in helping these babies, their chances of surviving rise 18 percent.

Meanwhile, it remains legal in the United States for children to be aborted well after 21 weeks gestation for any reason. Aborting a child who has been growing and developing in his mother’s womb for more than five months involves the cruel practice of dilation and evacuation, in which an abortionist literally removes limbs from the child, who is capable of feeling pain. People like Nik Hoot have survived this horrific procedure, living life without their limbs. Former abortionist Dr. Anthony Levatino describes the brutal D&E abortion in the video below:

The pre-term birth rate is now at 9.8 percent. Pampers, which is donating a box of Flat Diapers to every Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in the country, is doing an excellent job of illustrating that we have a duty to care for these extremely young babies and treat them as the human beings they are, both inside and outside of the womb. In a world in which we pick and choose which children we save and which children we actively kill based on their location, it’s important that companies with such a large media presence like Pampers continue to spread the world that these little fighters are worth fighting for.