We switched to Pampers from a different barand, and haven't gone back. These diapers fit my baby very well and we have never had a problem with leaks like other brands. They also smell like baby powder, which is a good change from the chemical smell of other brands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son tends to have more wet diapers at night than during the day and I hate changing him in the middle of the night as it can be hard to get him back to sleep. These have been a lifesaver. They seem to hold more without leaking and seem to be very comfortable. We still use swaddlers during the day as I feel like they are a bit softer, (my son is 5 months) but will probably transition to these fully as he gets older and is moving around more.

This diapers says they stay dry up to 12 hours but every morning my Son woke up wet. He general sleeps 9-10 hours. So I started to wear them on him throughout the day to use them up and in the past two days he has gotten soaked because his diaper leaked. Love pampers diapers but not this one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is now 2 years old. I used pampers swaddler the first year of her life and switches to a different brand after that. When I opened this package of pampers I was skeptical because they are so thin and light. I put one on for night time and I was very surprised to find her dry the next morning. I'm in love with them and will purchase in the future!

I am very satisfied with the Baby Dry diapers, since they came out they are the only ones I use :) I highly recommend them. My baby girl sleeps through the night (for the most part, we are at the 5 month mark, she is just now hitting her "sleep regression") and normally if her diaper was wet it would wake her up, but now when she wets her diaper during the night, I don't have to worry about it giving her a rash or waking her up :) GOOD JOB Pampers!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son has always been on the slender side and Pampers swaddlers has been our diaper of choice since he was born. However, he kept waking up throughout the night. We thought it maybe due to his diaper being too full so we switched to baby Dry. Ever since then my son has slept through the night even when he wakes up with a full diaper. I wish I would've known about these sooner, I swear by them now.

I tried three different brands of diapers, and found Pampers to be the ONLY diaper to keep my little one dry throughout the night. The last thing I wanted to do was have to change him in the middle of the night, knowing it would be difficult for him to get back to sleep. With Pampers Baby Dry, I didn't have to. Pampers seem to form to his body and don't give him diaper rash like another brand did. Pampers Baby Dry are a MUST have!

I've used other diapers and always come back to Pampers. From the time my daughter was a newborn until now, 16 months later, Pampers has always been a constant in our home. Why? It's really simple.. they work! My daughter uses one diaper for the whole night now, so it has to be a good one. Other diapers may claim to work the best at wetness and containing leakage, but - trust me. Or better yet - try it yourself! That's how I found out. =)

Now that my wife and I are in the transitional phase between potty training and diapers, the pampers easy-ups are a great choice. Between the characters imprinted upon the easy-ups to be used as an example of learning and correlation to the building of responsibility and expectations of growing up and the pride of being a parent for the accomplishment of using the potty. Knowing that it is ok if there is an accident because easy-ups is there when we need it.

Overall we like it.My baby uses baby dry diapers only for about year now, I prefer them even over cruisers because it brings more diapers.baby dry fit good as well, especially after they improved i like them even more, they longer in a back and thicker.The only one bad things is they not adjasted on the waiste, but stil never had leakage.Definitely would recommend to use.