My husband and I brought our son to his first BBQ last summer. We thought we were so prepared but we forgot the whole diaper bag! Oops!!! So when my son needed to get changed our friends offered us to use one of theirs, however it was not pampers. My husband and I lied and said that the other brand name diaper irritated my son's skin. my dear husband ended up going to a store to purchase pampers. We are now known as "pampers snots" to all our family as it the only diaper we use on our son!

I was provided with a free pack of Pampers Swaddlers diapers to try and was not surprised that I loved them! We've used Pampers Swaddlers since my son was born and the diapers are now lined with Heart Quilts and so they feel softer than ever and help keep my baby dry. My son spends all day in diapers, so it was so important to me to get him the most comfortable diaper with the best protection! We always recommend Pampers Swaddlers to our friends and will be using them on our second baby who arrives in April, and so it doesn't surprise me that they are the #1 choice of hospitals, nurses and parents!

The color changing indicator is a key value add to the Swaddler. We first used the Swaddler at the hospital at birth, as this is the diaper of choice for the nursery. We tried another brand and were very disappointed with the durability and flimziness of the product. We are a 100% Swaddler household and couldn't be happier with all aspects of the product.

We prefer to use Pampers Swaddlers because it fits our son better and keeps him from blowing out. We tried all the other brands and this is what we prefer. The wetness indicator helps let us know when to change him, too, so diaper rash has never been a problem.

Swaddlers have been are one and only go to product for our daughter. We once tried some off brand diapers and she ended up with the start of a rash. We immediately went back to Swaddlers. My daughter has had no problems with them and they will continue to be the only diaper we use. The only downside is they aren't the best for overnight diapers in my experience. For this, we have used Baby Dry which seems to hold up better. Also the smell of powder on the diaper combined with urine tends to mislead me into thinking baby has a dirty diaper. Otherwise, the Swaddlers are the best thing I've encountered!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are my favorite diapers. They are the only ones we've found that don't smell like urine the second they get wet. We've tried store brands that get great reviews and we were not impressed. Even my mom noticed a difference when we sent over some of the highly recommended store brand diapers. We'll stick with Swaddlers!

I chose pampers swaddlers without a second thought for both of my babies. They're not bulky on a tiny baby bottom. The wetness indicator is very handy with newborns, so you can do a simple quick check for dryness and the fit of swaddlers is spot on. I'd recommend them to any new mom!

I wasn't sure what brand of diapers to buy. There are so many choices! When baby girl was born, the hospital gave us Pampers Swaddlers. We never had a leaking problem with these diapers. As soon as we switched to something else we had a leak and we went right back to Pampers. I really like the wetness indicator because it was easy to tell when she needed a diaper change. It also made it easier to count her wet diapers.

Even as a baby my own mom had to use these on me because of my sensitive skin. Now I have a two month old little boy and use them for his sensitive skin as well. The only problem I have, and I will be looking into getting Papmers baby dry for at night, is the fact that they do not keep my little boy dry through out the night. But as I said I will look into Baby Dry for night time dryness.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Occasional blow outs but thats with every baby. Havent switched brands since the day she was born & i dont plan too. The diaper has a line that turns blue when your baby needs to be changed... Which is a lifesaver when you're half asleep at 3am.