My husband and I are first time parents to a beautiful little girl. At the birth of our baby, many of our friends showered us with gifts of things that we would need. Most of the parents brought us pampers. As our little one grew and the diapers and diapers kept being changed, my husband and I got to compare first hand which brand we liked best, we literally had a little of them all! Not only did pampers keep her dry, but the wetness indicator was so easy for us to know she needed to be changed. No other diaper had that, which is why we are staying with pampers!

I use pampers swaddlers for my babies when they are newborn to 6 months. I like the softness like a quilted blanket. I switch to Huggies baby dry once they become wiggling, rolling and crawling. The band on the back is thinner and doesn't hold in place on the swaddlers for active babies. The back also creates a gap between the babies back and the diaper which can be really bad when a baby has a blow out! I also recommend this diaper for thinner, leaner babies, not big football player build babies!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the swaddle diaper style because it fits comfortably to my baby. He tends to make big messes and other diapers have left room for leaks and overflow! The swaddle style forms nicely to him and contains more then the average diaper. He's in between diaper sizes right now & pamper swaddlers make up the difference so I worry less about a mess. They also absorb so much more so my baby stays dry which helps avoid rashes! They also don't sag when absorbing. You get no waddle with the swaddle!!

Pampers are the best diapers for my little guy. They fit much better than the major competitor, which prevents leaks. Also on those blessed nights where my baby sleeps through the night I don't have to worry about him being uncomfortable, because his diaper doesn't feel wet on his sensitive skin! The one package of diapers that I did have a problem with pampers was quick to rectify the problem.

As a new mom I had no idea how to change a diaper. I got many handy tips on how to keep my baby's skin looking great here. Learn that we are not supposed to use baby powder because our babies can inhale it. Pampers has made me be a better mom! I will definitely continue to use Pampers products and will recommend this brand to my friends! Thank you Pampers for helping me keep my baby healthy and clean!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband and I both love these diapers. (It's the only brand my husband likes!) we have tried them all, and nothing quite compares. They are absorbent, and soft, and they smell good to boot! They are easy to figure out, no guessing in the middle of the night which design is the front and which is the back and great for first time parents. Some things are worth the extra cost, and a good diaper is one of them!

These were the best choice on the market for my son. He was 6 weeks early & finding (good quality) diapers was an overall challenge until I came across these. This was the only brand that actually absorbed & fit well. It's nice when you don't have to sacrifice one benefit for an alternative. :)

I have been buying Pampers diapers for years so when Pampers sent me Swaddler diapers to try for free I was so excited! My Baby is in diapers nearly 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. That's why I only want the softest, highest comfort, and strongest protection for her. The new Pampers Swaddlers with Heart Quilts™ checks all those boxes. I trust and fully recommended them to all my family and friends.

This is the best diaper we bought for our baby. I have tried many other brands, but kept on coming back to pampers, especially the Swaddlers version. It is the softest on baby skin and never leave a mark on her skin. Though it seem to hold less compared to Pampers Dry, still its worth for the material

I have always been a very loyal Pampers Swaddlers fan. They are the softest, most absorbent, and smell fantastic. I also love the wetness indicator. I am so glad they go up to size 6 now because when my older 2 kids were in diapers, they only went to size 3.