How to Transfer Pampers Points to Another Account

The Pampers diaper manufacturing company has a reward program known as "Gifts to Grow" on its website. This program allows you to accumulate points by entering codes located in Pampers products. You can then redeem these points for various rewards. Although you cannot directly transfer rewards points from one existing Gifts to Grow account to another, you can transfer points to a new account that is registered under a new email address. This method allows you to give your points to someone else if you wish.

Instructions

    • 1

      Go to the Gifts to Grow section of the Pampers website (see Resources).

    • 2

      Click on "Login" and enter your email address and password.

    • 3

      Point the cursor to "My Profile and Account" at the top of the page. You will see several options appear. Click on the option that says "Modify E-mail."

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      Type in a new email address twice. You will have to type it in once and then confirm it by typing it again. Use the email address of the person to whom you want to transfer the points. You will have to provide them with your password as well so that they can log in.

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      Click "Save Information."

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