Diapers Size 3, 128 Count - Pampers Cruisers 360° Fit Disposable Baby Diapers, Enormous Pack (Packaging May Vary)

These are SO much harder to put on a wiggly 9 mo old than regular diapers. They work well but it’s a huge battle every diaper change so I won’t be buying again till he’s older and potty training.

I like the idea of these, but Im not sure if theyre really good for non-potty training kids... For babies I wouldnt buy. We started using them for our son at 13 months because his thighs were getting bruised from swaddlers straps. So these have helped.. the problem is the fit... They dont fit like a regular diaper and we constantly find a whole butt cheek hanging out and when in clothes have come out enough where he pooped right into his pants compeletly.. they also dont roll up like a normal diaper and although they have a piece of tape to secure it, the sides still remain open with the mess... Overall I like the idea but not the best... Heading to Huggies movers after we finish this box. Also for those coming from swaddlers, go down a size, these run bigger because of the stretch.

Ok, having used pull ups and knowing how little liquid they hold, I think this idea from Pampers is awesome. While the point of potty training is that they stop using a diaper, I think being able to pull these down like underwear does help a child become become familiar with the pulling up and down of regular underwear. Will they be able to do it, probably not at first but at least I think they will be dryer when they start. The fact that this is a diaper means to me that there is no need to run and get a clean one every time there is an accident, whereas with Pull Ups, that is a must. It adapts to the childs movement, because at this age they are just all over the place. Would I say this is the best Pampers diaper ever? No, not at all. But I do think the idea of having a more absorbent way to potty train gives it a bit of an advantage in my eyes (considering how expensive potty training underwear is). Depending on your childs age and your potty training choices, this might or might not work for you. Remember, it is a diaper so if you expect the child to feel wetness and run to the restroom, that might not happen. If you are just trying to prevent messy episodes while having your little one become familiar with the potty process, then they might work. The sizing is just what I would expect. Softness: Well, they are ok.. at this stage were are not concerned about super fluffy and soft diapers, just one that works with our child.

This was a great concept in theory however my daughter is so skinny that they just do not fit her right. We will have to stick with regular diapers for a while. Wish I could return them as I have 90% of this large box left.

wish theyd stay put. Keep sliding from one side to the other. I gotta keep fixing it .

My favorite diapers! No leaks, and baby keeps on!

love these! they fit my son perfectly. size 5 and hes 31 pounds. there very comfy and flexible, no leaking, tho sometimes cuz there flexible he gets a wedgie lol but so far so good! i hope they get a character one soon so his changing can be more enjoyable lol

Love the waistband :)

These are decent pull on diapers. My son is potty trained during the day but often has accidents at night so weve been using these to help minimize the amount of cleanup. For the most part they are pretty good but we have had a few times where it has run out the back. The diapers are easy to put on and my son has managed to wake up a few times and avoid an accident by using his mini potty / pulling these down, doing the act, and then pulling them back up. They are good for what they are intended, for sure. Id recommend them if your child is in the process of potty training fully and you still need something to help minimize issues. My son isnt a huge fan of using them as he uses underwear during the day but after some convincing hes usually fine wearing them and it isnt too uncomfortable.

My gf and I love these diapers the most! They don’t leak , and they are so much easier than dealing with the Velcro strap thingies. Cleanup is easy. Just rip them off and role them up. They have tape strips to secure them once removed.