Colors are exact already put together and wrapped nicely well worth 73.00 dollars if you are out of time to make one yourself but could of made one for cheaper cost
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Colors are exact already put together and wrapped nicely well worth 73.00 dollars if you are out of time to make one yourself but could of made one for cheaper cost
Pampers Swaddlers Diapers
Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I loved Pampers Swaddlers when my daughter was a younger infant, but when she started crawling, I dutifully switched to cruisers halfway through her stint in size 3 because I felt like I was "supposed to" now that she was actively moving.
Overall I've been happy with cruisers. She was in Cruisers size 3 and then size 4 during the day, and Huggies Overnight at night (she was soaking her cruisers at night, and Huggies Overnights are definitely the best!)
I've had the chance to compare the Swaddlers to the Cruisers in size 4, and I can see the differences when I look at the diaper itself. The Swaddlers are more padded (thicker), whereas the Cruisers have a strong elastic. And of course the Swaddlers have that yellow/blue stripe to tell you when the diaper is wet. Personally I don't really need that stripe at my daughter's current size. The days of teaspoon-sized pees in stationary babies asleep in a crib are long gone, and if she's wet, I kinda know.
Swaddlers: Thicker, Yellow Stripe
Cruisers: Thinner, more elastic
Both: Perfect for my long & lean 13 month old no leaks (21 lbs ... I move up diaper sizes early)
Neither: Neither is great for overnight for a toddler who actively soaks a diapers. But that's why there are overnight diapers!
Overall I can't say I have a preference between the two. If you love swaddlers and/or really want the stripe, then stick with swaddlers and don't worry that you should move to cruisers because your baby is crawling/walking. If you use cruisers and are happy, don't let the fact that you can get swaddlers in size 4 make you question which is better. In my opinion there really isn't much of a difference. The Swaddlers are just as good for my very active 13 month old. Choose your diaper on price or on the cartoon character on the front or whatever you care about. I really don't think there is functionally much of a difference between Swaddlers and Cruisers.
Last year, copyright-2012 Swaddlers became available in sizes 4 and 5 but without the netting, and to me, they were just like Cruisers plus the visual wetness indicator stripe; and possible some additional capacity. I felt the Cruisers could hold about two-and-a-half pees; and Swaddlers could take at least three pees. We use Cruisers during the day and Swaddlers at night.
I think these copyright-2013 Swaddlers have the same liquid capacity as the 2012 Swaddlers, and I thought the netting came in helpful during a case of diarrhea last week. The netting seems to help move liquid poop a little farther from the skin.
These are the diapers that we will take when we go traveling.
Reliability-cost estimation:
For size-4 diapers, Amazon offers a range of unit prices from Pampers Baby Dry at $0.17 per diaper to Seventh Generation at $0.40 per diaper. These Swaddlers are nominally 0.33 per diaper. I want to estimate the real cost of diapers when accounting for the leak or user error rate.
Suppose each leak or user error rate ruins one set of clothing, and you can wash 15 sets of baby clothing at once. Then each leak event has an average cost of 1/15 of the time and money spent on one load of laundry. (For me, that's about 1 hour and $3; so each leak costs me 4 minutes plus $0.20.)
I'd estimate the rate of leakage or user error of these Pampers Swaddlers to be about 1 per 300 diapers = 0.003. (By contrast, the Huggies we got from the hospital had an error rate of 2 per 30 = 0.06. I concede I was less experienced in diapering then, so my error rate might be lower now.)
Then the real cost of Pampers Swaddlers is the nominal cost + error rate * (cost of an error) = 0.33 + 0.3% * (4 minutes plus $0.20). If I value my time at $15 per hour, then that adds up to about 0.3336 per diaper.
On the other hand, the real cost of the Huggies, using the same formula, is: (base cost of Huggies) + 6% * (4 minutes plus $0.20), which adds up to (base cost) plus $0.07. I'd say a $0.07 margin erases a big part of the price advantage.
The calculation changes if your time is worth more or less, which will make you more or less demanding of well-fitting well-designed diapers.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program These diapers for the newborn in your life does the job. The diapers may seem thin, but they actually stop any spills or leakage in other ways. The newborn in my life who wore these didn't have any complaints and the diaper feels soft and is easy to use. Well worth the money and again proves Pampers is the go-to in diaper products.Katiebabs
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I did a lot of shopping around because I really like these diapers and think the yellow to blue line is a great idea. I do think I change my daughters diaper more because as soon as I see the blue line I change her diaper but that is not why I'm giving a bad review, the diaper company went and "changed" the package and the diaper count went from 204 to 186 and in most cases the price stayed the same but as for amazon the price increased for less diapers. I'm extremely disappointed in this change and hopes that the company rectifies the situation.Want Pampers Swaddlers Diapers Discount?
Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program With our first child we shopped diapers and dealt with a lot of failure before settling on Pampers. These are simply worth the money. They fit, they don't leak and Pampers quality control is amazing, we've been through amazing numbers of diapers over the past five years and really feel they are second to none. We are now on number three and still going strong on Pampers!Save 12% Off
Munchkin Diaper Duty Organizer, Colors May Vary
We live in a small apartment and the baby shares our bedroom, so we have this organizer on our dresser. It keeps everything we use daily in one tidy spot. We have the Munchkin wipe warmer on top, lots of diapers in the cubbies, and in the side compartments we store things like cotton balls, Q-tips, vaseline, diaper rash ointments, gas drops, lotion, etc. There is definitely ample room for all the items we need.I definitely think it's worth the price. Sturdy and neat.
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nice and holds enough that i need it to. I ordered a Prince Lionheart ultimate wipes warmer and that fits nicely on top.Read Best Reviews of Munchkin Diaper Duty Organizer, Colors May Vary Here
I Have Recently Pruchesed This Item Along With The Prince Lionheart Diaper Depot And the PLH Premium Wipes warmer I Gave Both Diaper Organizers A Test And Put Them Together Both Fit My Prince lionheart Warmer PERFECTLY!!! Thats a Plus! Also PLH Organzier Didnt Feel As Sturdy As The Munchkin Did Although I will Be Having a Girl and This Is More Of a baby Blue..ITs About My convience And Not "Color" So Its Not a Make It Or Break It And THe bags Do seem As A Bounus Incase You Have A Late Night Moment On A Second Level And You Dont Want TO Run Down Stairs In The Middle Of The Night! So Thats Is A Good Thing That I can See COmming in Handy!! So I will Be Returning My Prince lionheart Diaper Depot And Keeping The Munchkin!!!BTW Munchkin Does Fit The Prince Lionheart Premium Wipe Warmer..Not Sure About The ultimate Just Wanted To Throw that Out There!
Also I Wish There Was One To Hold Possiply 30, 20 Just Seems So Low As You Might Have To refill Every other Day...
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it does what is supposed to do... hold many things. but for me, I didn't like how messy it can looks with many things in it.I used it for a while but, after 2 months, I just used basket to put everything.
you really don't need this item to survive.
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