We were loyal to honest diapers until we tried these. In comparison we have never had a blowout or accident. These are far superior than Honest diapers. Wish they had cuter pictures and colors on the outside like honest but I dont ever worry when our little one wears her diaper

We had a stock pile of pure diapers because we swore by them, we finally get to our last box and we knew something is different about them, but couldn’t tell what. After a day or so of use, our baby started getting a rash. We used medicine and moved on, but it just kept getting worse and worse, even after consistently using medicine. The n we realized the only different thing was this bye box of diapers. I found an old diaper and the difference is astonishing. The old one has no smell and is soft. These new ones have a strong odor and feel like paper in comparison. My baby now has the worst rash and we had to switch diapers, hoping it goes away soon, but it is bad, with open sores and everything! My 11 year old could tell the difference without me saying anything. Worst thing is I can’t find any information stating that there was a change in the formula.

My daughter loves these diapers for her baby. She tried many non-sensitive, no fragrance brands and didn't like any of them until she tried Pampers Pure. No blow outs if you have the proper size. At six months baby was in size 2, quickly needed size 3 and now in a size 4 at 8 months old. Great diapers!

Since our little one was born, I have struggled with finding a diaper that works for her. Alot of the clean brands weren't holding her diapers. She was constantly having blow outs. Finally, we tried Pampers Pure, and they actually worked. She is no longer having blow outs everyday.

I was a dedicated pampers parent and swore by the product and would be upset if I had to use another brand because I depended on the absorbency and comfort. I bought my restock today and opened them to find they feel 80% thinner rough to the touch and absolutely no longer leak proof . I bought the right size and same diaper as I usually do so it's definitely not user error. These are awful I cannot put my baby back in them. Hate to say it but will be boycotting

Pampers Pure has been a fantastic choice for my baby’s sensitive skin. Made with thoughtfully selected materials, they’re free from fragrances and harmful chemicals, yet still provide excellent absorbency. I love that they’re soft and gentle, while keeping my baby dry throughout the day. If you're looking for a more natural diaper option without sacrificing performance, Pampers Pure is a great pick!

My baby likes this diaper as it very gentle to skin. I had to change from Kirkland to Pure Pampers because it’s causes him diaper chemical burn and I feel so bad for my baby and he was irritated and fussy about it. Pampers makes him comfortable and feeling dry. His burns are also getting better. As for the price its a little bit pricey but would not complain as it gave my baby comfort.

These are a Third of the cost of other brand name plant based diapers, but their performance matches and in one case out performed the other brand. They're soft like swaddlers without the chemicals and ingredients that irritated my kiddos booty. I highly recommend.

I have tried a LOT of diapers and these work really well. Not only do they not cause any skin issues, they also handle a heavy amount of fluid and rarely leak. My third baby has SUPER sensitive skin and breaks out in hives and rashes easily. Baby also drinks a TON of water and most diapers (even big name brands like Huggies Snug %26 Dry, Honest, etc) just can’t handle it and leak everywhere—I’m talking multiple diaper changes on a simple grocery trip just to avoid leaks. The Pampers Pure hold a lot of liquid and pull it away from Baby’s skin. The price is also comparable to other more natural diapers.

Inconsistent sizing, they are size 1 but the same sized Swaddlers fit better. These diapers constantly leak even though they're not very full. Too many issues with these through the night, and I change him every two to three hours before he feeds. There is no reason a diaper shouldn't hold up for such a short time. They also somehow stick to my son's bottom even when using plenty of Desitin. I will never buy these again.