Pampers Swaddlers Reviews

We are first time parents and have been using the Pampers Swaddlers for our newborn baby.  They have worked brilliantly for us and it is a diaper that we have gone back to purchase numerous times already.  These are basically for the first stages of the newborns life, and the Swaddlers are created to provide the baby comfort while affording the parents security that the diaper isn't going to be leaking or break apart while in use.

The Pampers Swaddlers are designed for babies up to 10 pounds so you want to make sure that you are buying just enough to use for a short while and not so many...

I've tried several different diaper brands for throughout the last 13 months with my little boy and Pampers Swadlers are the best by far.

When he was first born, someone mentioned to me that Huggies work best with boys. However, after trying Huggies, Playskool, and Pampers Baby Dry, I've found that the Swaddlers irritate my little guy the least, fit him the best, and keep him the driest.

After discovering that my baby was waking up wet several nights,a friend suggested using two Swaddlers on my baby and use one size larger. This seems to "hold everything in" adequately.

One con: Every so often...

Pampers Swaddlers, Cruisers and Feel 'N Learn are the best diapers you can buy.  You can't ask for better quality!  They are soft, virtually leak-proof, stay where you put them, and they have a light scent that smells good!  After going through 3 other brands I finally found Pampers and have been hooked ever since.  The others would either not stay on, caused diaper rashes (because they didn't allow any air to the baby's bottom), leaked, or would move around causing accidents...and the list goes on.  I currently have 2 children and 1 on the way and I can honestly say that with 4 years of diaper...

My husband and I are new parents, and diaper changes were something that we wanted to be as pleasant and simple as possible. Our hospital used Huggies and gave us a free package; some friends gave us store brand diapers. We were impressed with neither. Between poor fits and leakage issues, we needed a suitable diaper.

Some of our best friends recommended Pampers Swaddlers, and we have not looked back since then. From birth (at 9.2 pounds and 21 inches,) our long, lean daughter has done very well in these. She is difficult to fit, because she is extremely long (26 inches now) with a very small...

Let's face it. When you've got a newborn, the biggest thing a diaper has to do is contain the poop. You're changing your baby 8-12 times per day as it is, and there just isn't enough liquid coming out to make containing liquid output an issue. But especially if you are breast feeding, you need something good to keep the poop in the diaper.

What I like best about Swaddlers is that they not only contain the poop but they somehow manage to wick away all of the accompanying liquid. Diaper changes are much nicer when you're not worried about liquid poop getting everywhere. Excellent.

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