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on February 27, 2016
We have always used Pampers Swaddlers with our kids. Our 2.5 yr old was a Pampers baby the entire time she was in diapers and our six month old has worn nothing but Pampers. However, we were disappointed with this box as ALL the left tabs were not adhered or stuck to the back part of the diaper. An entire sleeve is totally useless. Hopefully the other sleeves are not the same and the entire box is not a waste.
Enthusiast: Kids & Parentingon May 19, 2017
I love Pampers Swaddlers. My baby is 9 months old and we've been using Pampers since she was born. Yes, I have strayed a few times to try other brands. But I always come right back to these Swaddlers.
I've tried Huggies, Simple Truth, Honest Co. and Target Brand diapers. Huggies are terrible. They literally feel like sandpaper. Target's diapers are okay for the price. But they are much too wide between the legs for my petite daughter (15lbs at 9 months old). I like Simple Truth because of how natural they are. Same goes with Honest diapers. But both brands don't compare to the softness of Pampers Swaddlers, plus they don't have wetness indicators. My baby has very sensitive skin, so she needs the softest option available. Pampers Swaddlers are just that. So soft. Well...as soft as diapers can get.
WHAT I LOVE:
•These are the softest diapers I have tried. They are great for sensitive skin.
•My baby has only ever had diaper rash ONCE. One. Time. She is 9 months old.
•Wetness indicator is a luxury that I prefer to have.
•Blowouts are few and far between. Usually if she has a blowout, it means it's time for a larger size of diaper. Seriously, these do an AMAZING job at keeping everything inside the diaper. Even if my baby is active.
•These diapers don't make that crunchy sound when baby moves/crawls around. They are silent.
•Velcro tabs are nice and strong. They hold exactly where you place them. I've never had these scratch my baby. Every product has the occasional defect. Don't let those few reviews influence your decision.
•Extremely affordable.
•I love that these are not all boxy and squared off on the area that goes between the legs. These are nice and tapered between the legs. It makes these diapers much more comfortable for my baby.
•These have a super thin profile. Meaning, my baby doesn't have such a large poofy "diaper butt" underneath her clothes. Which is a good thing because they are still super absorbent.
•When I change my baby's diaper, her skin is usually dry, even though her diaper is wet. Swaddlers are super, super absorbent. They do an excellent job at wicking the wetness away from baby's skin. That was my biggest issue with Honest diapers. My baby's skin was always really wet when I would change her. Wet skin sitting in a diaper leads to diaper rash.
WHAT I DON'T LOVE:
•When my daughter is really, really wet. From a long nap or a night of sleep, the diaper feels moist on the outside. It will even make her clothes feel damp. It's not leaking, but moisture does seep though.
•These diapers are not at all environmentally friendly.
•They have an almost perfume-like, powdery smell to them. Most apparent when you first open the package. But even if sitting in my diaper caddy for a week, if I hold a diaper to my nose they still smell perfume-like.
Overall, these are great diapers. I highly recommend and will keep using these for my daughter. I have never had any issues with diapers that I have ordered off of Amazon. These are the same quality that Pampers would have if I purchased at Target. My daughter is still in a size 2 at 9 months old. She is almost 16lbs and size 2 fits her perfectly.
I've tried Huggies, Simple Truth, Honest Co. and Target Brand diapers. Huggies are terrible. They literally feel like sandpaper. Target's diapers are okay for the price. But they are much too wide between the legs for my petite daughter (15lbs at 9 months old). I like Simple Truth because of how natural they are. Same goes with Honest diapers. But both brands don't compare to the softness of Pampers Swaddlers, plus they don't have wetness indicators. My baby has very sensitive skin, so she needs the softest option available. Pampers Swaddlers are just that. So soft. Well...as soft as diapers can get.
WHAT I LOVE:
•These are the softest diapers I have tried. They are great for sensitive skin.
•My baby has only ever had diaper rash ONCE. One. Time. She is 9 months old.
•Wetness indicator is a luxury that I prefer to have.
•Blowouts are few and far between. Usually if she has a blowout, it means it's time for a larger size of diaper. Seriously, these do an AMAZING job at keeping everything inside the diaper. Even if my baby is active.
•These diapers don't make that crunchy sound when baby moves/crawls around. They are silent.
•Velcro tabs are nice and strong. They hold exactly where you place them. I've never had these scratch my baby. Every product has the occasional defect. Don't let those few reviews influence your decision.
•Extremely affordable.
•I love that these are not all boxy and squared off on the area that goes between the legs. These are nice and tapered between the legs. It makes these diapers much more comfortable for my baby.
•These have a super thin profile. Meaning, my baby doesn't have such a large poofy "diaper butt" underneath her clothes. Which is a good thing because they are still super absorbent.
•When I change my baby's diaper, her skin is usually dry, even though her diaper is wet. Swaddlers are super, super absorbent. They do an excellent job at wicking the wetness away from baby's skin. That was my biggest issue with Honest diapers. My baby's skin was always really wet when I would change her. Wet skin sitting in a diaper leads to diaper rash.
WHAT I DON'T LOVE:
•When my daughter is really, really wet. From a long nap or a night of sleep, the diaper feels moist on the outside. It will even make her clothes feel damp. It's not leaking, but moisture does seep though.
•These diapers are not at all environmentally friendly.
•They have an almost perfume-like, powdery smell to them. Most apparent when you first open the package. But even if sitting in my diaper caddy for a week, if I hold a diaper to my nose they still smell perfume-like.
Overall, these are great diapers. I highly recommend and will keep using these for my daughter. I have never had any issues with diapers that I have ordered off of Amazon. These are the same quality that Pampers would have if I purchased at Target. My daughter is still in a size 2 at 9 months old. She is almost 16lbs and size 2 fits her perfectly.
on June 15, 2016
These are not fake Pampers. I ordered these for my first and now my second child and never had a problem. In my pictures the diaper on the left came from the hospital and the diaper on the right came from Amazon. Relatively same design, same thickness, and same details on the inside. Only thing, make sure you ship to a reliable address where someone can physically receive the box so it's not sitting outside for the world to see. Amazon does not put the diaper box in another box, so anyone can see it's a box of diapers.
on June 5, 2017
well.. when i was shopping around on amazon for diapers i came across the awesome deal. i always read reviews.. but i have never written one before. I didnt think it was possible to have knock off pampers.. sounds bizarre. but, sadly this is what happened. i purchased a box of pampers from walmart to see if my daughter would be allergic to them before i went in to subscribe on amazon. she did just fine. i loved them. when receiving these diapers i was sick... when opening the box the chemical smell hits you hard in the face. at first i thought it was just my sinuses messing with me... i went right in and started using these diapers. i made it about 5 diapers in :( my daughter started to develop problem areas on her bottom.. so i used burt bees diaper cream.. it kept getting worse and worse. within two days i realize its not a damn diaper rash.. she has a chemical burn. her poor bottom had layers of skin burned. it was extremely heart breaking and i feel like a damn idiot for using these diapers after i had smelt the smell of them.. i also stored these in her changing table (which has doors) and you can still smell them with them closed!! sadly i had a very unhappy baby, lost money, and will be throwing these in the trash. please please please take the review seriously. these are not good at all. we ended up purchasing them at walmart and her bottom started to clear up.
on July 5, 2015
These were my favorite diapers when our son was 0-6 weeks old. He had little chicken legs, and these diapers fit him much better than Huggies did at the time. Now that he has filled out, other brands fit him better - so I am not really sure what my favorite is at the moment, but these were definitely the winner for a smaller baby (left the hospital at 6lb3oz), with skinny legs.
on July 5, 2017
Pampers Swaddlers Diapers Size 2 (12-18 lb), 186 Count Pamper's has always been my choice for diapers. I used them with my son and now I am using for my grand daughter. They always make a great for a baby shower gift too. I like a lot of the reviews am totally confused about the price fluctuation. They are generally more expensive than other brands and I feel worth the cost when the price is reasonable. The fluctuation makes it hard to continue to use them exclusively. I recommend stocking up when the price is low. I order up a size when stocking up. Better to be a little big on the baby than too small.
on July 22, 2016
I am a new mom with a 2 month. Before my son was born my sister who has 3 children under 8 years old recommended Pampers Swaddlers for my baby. From the first day we had problems with Pampers. Consistent blowouts up the back and almost everyday pee would leak out of the side while I would in a side to side position. My sister said she never had problems so I had her look at the diapers and she immediately said "these are not the same as the Pamper Swaddlers I used to buy"! They completely changed the design and not only lost me as a customer but my sister with her 4th child on the way will no longer be buying these. I switched to Huggies Little Snugglers and once you get used to putting them on (way more elastic) they work wonders!
on September 4, 2016
Pampers Swaddlers Diapers seem to be of poor quality!
I decided to sign up for the subscribe and save option on diapers so that we would never run out of diapers again. I love being able to have them delivered on our schedule and in such a large quantity. I have raised six kids and used primarily Huggies diapers for all of them. Now that we have a little foster baby, I started using Huggies but Pampers were cheaper and went ahead and made the switch.
We have been receiving this case for at least four months now and noticed with each shipment that one of us would rip a diaper at least weekly. Just pulling the tabs to secure the diaper, the tabs ripped right off! This last case has been the worst! We have never run out of diapers before the end of the month until this month. We usually have plenty left by the time the next shipment arrives and after a few months, I am able to skip a month. But we still have ten days before the next shipment is due to arrive and we only have four diapers left. Our little guy hasn't had a tremendous increase in diaper changes, it's because of so many of the diapers ripping. This is very frustrating and wasteful. They are no good without a tab.
I have also noticed he has been getting sores on his inner thighs too. I thought maybe the diapers were just getting too small for him or that some were pulling the tabs too tight but honestly, he is around 23 pounds at 21 months and size 4 is supposed to go up to 37 pounds! I was going to go up a size but decided since he has had a consistent sore on both inner thighs from the rubbing of the diapers, to just switch brands altogether. I can't afford to purchase two cases a month for one baby and with the rubbing on his legs, it's not worth it.
I decided to sign up for the subscribe and save option on diapers so that we would never run out of diapers again. I love being able to have them delivered on our schedule and in such a large quantity. I have raised six kids and used primarily Huggies diapers for all of them. Now that we have a little foster baby, I started using Huggies but Pampers were cheaper and went ahead and made the switch.
We have been receiving this case for at least four months now and noticed with each shipment that one of us would rip a diaper at least weekly. Just pulling the tabs to secure the diaper, the tabs ripped right off! This last case has been the worst! We have never run out of diapers before the end of the month until this month. We usually have plenty left by the time the next shipment arrives and after a few months, I am able to skip a month. But we still have ten days before the next shipment is due to arrive and we only have four diapers left. Our little guy hasn't had a tremendous increase in diaper changes, it's because of so many of the diapers ripping. This is very frustrating and wasteful. They are no good without a tab.
I have also noticed he has been getting sores on his inner thighs too. I thought maybe the diapers were just getting too small for him or that some were pulling the tabs too tight but honestly, he is around 23 pounds at 21 months and size 4 is supposed to go up to 37 pounds! I was going to go up a size but decided since he has had a consistent sore on both inner thighs from the rubbing of the diapers, to just switch brands altogether. I can't afford to purchase two cases a month for one baby and with the rubbing on his legs, it's not worth it.
on July 10, 2017
Let's go way back - when I was pregnant over 13 months ago, I had literally no idea what to buy for my first baby. What bottles should I use? What size clothes will they need - and how long will they be in that size? Will she want a pacifier? Will the swing make her cry? Do I need a diaper genie? I had nothing but questions! The only thing I knew for sure, is that my baby would start her life in Pampers Swaddlers. They have the best reviews for newborns, they are soft like fabric, and they are pretty much the #1 used diaper by alllll the newborn parents I know. So, I bought stock in them and I registered for them. I received box after box after box of Pampers Swaddlers, sized NB, 1, and 3 (oddly no 2's so that's what I buy for all my expectant friends). Once our daughter had made her way into the 3s, my husband (the best dad in the world, but oh so cheap) suggested we give some cheaper diapers a chance. We went to Kroger brand and fought a full booty rash for the next 3 days. We switched to Huggies, which were great - if you liked changing pee-soaked clothes a few times a day. Then we went to Pamper's Cruisers, which I didn't hate - they just were not as soft as the Swaddlers and therefore resulted in more chapped skin and issues. Our attempt to go cheap had left us with stacks of unusable diapers and a healthy supply of every diaper cream we could find (how much zinc is too much zinc).
We went back to the Swaddlers happily even though they are more expensive than other options. We are the ONLY ones in our daycare that still use them, and trust me- we aren't rich. They are in diapers for such a short period of time and it's my job to take away any pains, discomfort, or irritation that I can for that time frame. She will have a lifetime of uncomfortable underwear to look forward to - might as well give her the good stuff for a while.
Pampers used to only take the Swaddlers line up to size 3 - I am glad they extended it. It is well worth the wetness/blowout protection and comfort.
We went back to the Swaddlers happily even though they are more expensive than other options. We are the ONLY ones in our daycare that still use them, and trust me- we aren't rich. They are in diapers for such a short period of time and it's my job to take away any pains, discomfort, or irritation that I can for that time frame. She will have a lifetime of uncomfortable underwear to look forward to - might as well give her the good stuff for a while.
Pampers used to only take the Swaddlers line up to size 3 - I am glad they extended it. It is well worth the wetness/blowout protection and comfort.
on July 15, 2017
Price all over the map. Seeing as the cost to make diapers doesn't fluctuate I can only assume Pampers is trying to gouge parents who have no time to notice the cost goes up 100% month to month. You can bet your ass I won't be supporting this business model and will be going to Costco for Kirkland brand.
