[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've used Pampers Swaddlers since the day our son was born, and we LOVE them! We haven't had any leaking problems, and even now that our little man is 10 months and on the move, the swaddlers keep everything "in." They are also great overnight, no leaking or messes even after a 12-13 hour night's sleep.

A nursery nurse friend recommended Pampers Swaddlers when I was expecting so we used them from day 1 with great results. However we were given two other diaper brands as gifts so have since had a chance to compare. One brand was much rougher to the touch than Pampers, and the second brand just never fit right... if ever there was a leak it happened in the other brands, never with the Pampers!

As a new mother of her first child (and first baby ever changed (or even held!)), I've put a lot of trust into the products I've purchased to help me with this new life. Pampers has been a dependable brand. The NB and Size 1 wetness indicators as well as quality of absorbancy made the first few sleepless weeks less stressful and more time-efficient so that I could focus on learning how to raise an infant with one less potential concern.

I love pampers swaddlers they keep everything in the diaper. The hospital provided us with this brand and we have been using them since. We ran out 2 days ago and we had to use an off brand kind that were given to us at our shower and Oh My!! They were stiff uncomfortable for my little one and when they were soiled they were super heavy. Luckily my mother has an automatic shipment for us that we got pampers the next day. My little one is happy now and we will use only pampers for now on! Thank you!

I will not use any other brand of diapers! For the baby shower received several different brands and the pampers (both swaddlers and baby dry) are the only ones that did not leak or make him break out! They are also super soft where other brands felt not as comfortable.

I prefer Pamper's swaddler over Huggies diapers. However, I like Huggies diapers fit over the Pamper's swaddler diapers. I noticed the hospital used Pamper's diapers as well so I stayed with Pampers and now my husband LOVES Pamper's Swaddler diapers so I can't change brands.

Love pampers and my daughter sleeps threw the night when ever i use pampers nappies they fit grate the cover her whole little booty i took points off for value as i just wish they where a little cheaper or they had some better money off coupons as a mom we all have a budget.

As our baby was a preemie, even with the Newborn sized diapers we still had to fold the top down so as not to cover the umbilical stump. We love these diapers though, and they do a great job of keeping her skin dry even through those longer nighttime stretches where she isn't changed the "second" she gets wet.

I love the Swaddlers diapers and am very glad they now come in larger sizes than 2-they are so soft, very absorbent, have very good coverage (at least for my children since baby's build obviously has something to do with fit and coverage) and seem very comfortable on my babies. My only complaint is both my girls blow out the tops of the back on a pretty regular basis in these. Since they don't have the elastic band on the top back, if there's any gas or they're in a carseat/seat/bouncer it seems a blow out is inevitable. I have found that to be the case with pretty much all diapers so I don't think this is an isolated Swaddler's issue and maybe has to do with my babies systems and since I love everything else about them, I forgive them this issue :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these for my 2 boys. Excellent. BUT my oldest son struggled with skin rashes all over his body for 2.5 years. We tried EVERYTHING EXCEPT switching to organic diapers, thinking it was allergies. I finally researched and found that swaddlers, sensitive swaddlers, and cruisers use a newer material called "dry max" that allow them to be so thin. Other parents experienced the same chemical burns and rashes. It broke my heart to learn I could've prevented it so much sooner.