I have always been really impressed with pampers cruisers. My son is almost 3. He used swaddlers till he outgrew them, and I switched to cruisers. I have never tried other diapers, because I was really happy with the fit, and the price. He loves Sesame Street, so it's an added bonus that they are on the diapers. I highly recommend these diapers. They are are thin, but very absorbent.I have not had any trouble with leaks!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Some of my friends say these are expensive but don't forget they always have coupons. After your purchase make sure you come back to this site to input your rewards. On top of that they smell like my baby and hold it all in till the next changing.

Pampers never disappoints. I have used different Pampers diapers as my child has grown and am very pleased with the cruisers product now that my son is on the go. The diaper holds together well, it doesn't leak, and it offers him the flexibility he needs to be active and comfortable.

Cruisers worked wonders once both of my daughters started crawling/walking. In the beginning I missed the wetness indicator that the swaddlers have but I quickly got use to not having any more. The designs are fun and colorful. I have never had an issue with the diaper leaking or coming loose. Would highly recommend these to anyone with active infants/toddlers!

I have been using Cruisers since he turned 8 months old. While for the last year he has been holding steady in the size 4's comfortably, I have tried the size 5 as well and I know that while it is slightly larger, he can use them in a pinch. These diapers hold a great deal of weight and rarely leak. If there ever is a leaking issue it is usually overnight during some crazy sleeping positions. I think no diaper can protect against a super wiggly toddler who is seemingly comfortable in odd positions. During the day though, I have not had any major issues unless he tries to take it off. ; )

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Now that my little guy is on the move, I've switched from swaddlers to cruisers. Cruisers still have the great absorbency, and fit the bill for an active baby! Won't even try another brand- I'm happy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These absorb in an efficient way compared to other brands I have tried. No sag, which is perfect for my little one learning to walk. I would diffidently recommend these diapers to anyone looking for a reliable diaper!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] In my opinion, these are my least favorite diapers in the pampers lineup. The best fit is swaddlers, but most absorbent are baby dry. These are something in between that I don't feel offer me a huge benefit over the others. I use them, they don't swell as badly as the others, so I mix it up a lot. I'm sure I'll like these more as my little one starts being on the move a little more. I rated them a 4 because overall, they serve their purpose and don't swell, which is great.

I bought both Pampers and Huggies diapers before. At first, I thought Huggies diapers are more comfortable because they are thicker (yes, I thought thick diapers are like fluffy cushions at the bottom) and would be more absorbent, so I only bought Huggies for the first few months. However, after dealing with a number of leakages (and I tried to prevent that by buying extra protection for night time), I decided to give Pampers another try. Even though Pampers diapers are relatively thin, they "surprisingly" offer great protection. I don't need to buy another pack of diapers for night time. Cruisers also offer excellent fit for my active boy. Now I only buy Pampers Cruisers. Yes, it probably is the most expensive disposable diapers out there, but you don't need to change diapers as often as with other brands, and you know you're giving your little one the best.

My son has been in Pampers since we brought him home from the hospital 3 years ago. We have had no issues until he reached size 6. I feel the quality is not up to par compared to the other smaller sizes. In each of the boxes I have purchased over the past year, several diapers tear as I attempt to put them on my son, thus rendering them useless. The simple motion of bringing the front side tab to meet with the adhering tab ends up ripping one of the two components apart. In addition, on a frequent basis I find my son soaking wet from torso to thigh due to the diaper not properly absorbing after he has only been in the diaper a couple of hours, nowhere near the 12 hours Pampers proudly displays on their boxes. In my opinion the larger sizes should be the most durable and best quality since larger, more active children are wearing them. I will still continue to purchase Pampers and just "deal" with the quality issues and frequent clothing washing. Maybe other parents are just fortunate to not have their child reach size 6s before they are potty trained & don't have to share in my frustration!