Pampers Baby Dry Diapers

Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program My 7 month old son is quite the mover. He rolls, crawls and generally gets into everything. With all that these diapers keep him dry. For those long nights when he sleeps through the night and days when you may not get a chance to change him right away, these diapers keep him dry and happy.

The hold a lot, do not leak, and seem comfortable. They move with baby so they are good for kids on the go.

Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I'm diapering my fourth child and trying Pampers for the first time. I usually use Huggies and will use Luvs, Kirkland or cloth also. This current little guy is a very heavy wetter and nothing at all has held up well at all...even double stuffed cloth. These Pampers have done better overall than anything I've tried. They still leak overnight...but we sometimes make it 8 hours now and during the day these have been a big improvement. So, I'm sold and will be using these again.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I have always used Pamper for my other kids, and Baby Dry is awesome because my baby's sleep does not have to be disturbed because of frequent diaper changes at night. It does not give her a diaper rash and suits her skin very well.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I'm a Luv's guy. My wife is less enthused, but I think they're the right combination of low price and above average construction. Good, but not great. These Pampers diapers are slightly nicer, but slightly more expensive (at least in my area). Would I be willing to spend a little more? Yeah, I think so. What I like best about these is the better adhesive on the tabs. I find them to be basically the same size as other size 3's that I've tried, and while I haven't noticed a particularly different dryness, I suppose they could work as explained.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I didn't realize that Pampers was differentiating between night-time diapers and day-time diapers, but that would explain why I had been disappointed in the few packages of Pampers Swaddlers diapers we've used with this baby. The Swaddlers were so thin (which I know has become the goal of most name brands) that when the baby wore them overnight, it turned to a big bubble of gel, and often leaked. I prefer diapers with more thickness of actual fiber and less gel, I guess.

We'd also been having the same issue with the Luvs diapers we'd recently bought for our 6 month old. He still nurses at night, and I prefer not to wake either of us up more than necessary by changing diapers. But if I didn't get him changed as soon as I woke up in the morning, he'd end up leaking in his bed. It's even worse now that he turns himself over onto his stomach in the morning hours.

The Pampers Baby Dry is working great for the overnight hours. I can nurse him as needed at night, without changing his diaper. He hasn't leaked overnight, except the one time I put him to bed with a slightly wet diaper already. (He surprised me and fell asleep early and I meant to change it before I went to bed, but forgot.) Even more importantly, he hasn't developed any diaper rashes from wearing the same diaper all night.

But it's not a miracle diaper. He still occasionally manages to leak breast-fed BM a little bit out of the legs, and occasionally a lot right up his back. I haven't met a diaper yet that he can't overflow with poop, though.

The diapers fit him well, and seem soft and comfortable. The velcro tabs don't pop open as he scoots around the floor on his tummy, but they are still easy to open when I am ready to change his diaper. The Baby Dry diapers do not have a wetness indicator, but it's easy to tell by squeezing the diaper if it's dry or wet.

Overall, I'm impressed with the Pampers Baby Dry. I'll try to keep buying them for night-time use as long as I can find good sale-prices on the larger cases. When I can't find a decent price, though, I'll probably return to buying the thicker store-brand diapers from Walgreens, Wal-Mart or Dollar General.

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