Pampers Cruisers used to my favorite diapers for my son who is now 16 months old and wears a size 4. However, some recent changes have greatly disappointed me. My son is rather thin (33 inches tall and 23 pounds) and cannot wear a size 3--too small. The size 4's fit, but the tabs will no longer stick to each other like they used to--again, my son is thin and in order for the diaper to fit, the tabs must cross. Unless I use a 4-inch long strip of masking tape across the lapped tabs, the tabs pop apart and one or both sides of his diaper falls off and he soaks/soils his outfits and bedding. Great. He only has 30 of these diapers left and I will be switching back to Huggies Little Movers--their tabs stay crossed over each other and do not leak. Bitterly disappointed in these Cruisers and P&G.

So unhappy!! I have been a pampers lover for years as a pediatric nurse. So of course there was no doubt in my mind when I became a mother, as to which diaper brand my child would wear. Up until the recent Cruisers brand change I was extremly satisfied. But with the change from Dry Max to 3-Way Fit, I have been sorely disappointed. My son has always had large diapers overnight and frequently leaks. The Dry Max cruisers were the first diaper that didn't allow him to leak everynight! Maybe 1-2 times a week. Since I have been unable to locate the Dry Max cruisers in any locations near my home, I had settled for the 3 way fit and he has leaked through every night since!! I am so unhappy with this pampers change and I really hope they bring the Dry Max Cruisers back soon!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After my first daughter was born and I received numerous brands of free diapers, I quickly realized Pampers were the only ones that didn't leak, didn't fall off and were the softest on skin. For my next three children, anytime I received a box or bag of another brand, I would keep it to give away as I feel that strongly that Pampers are the top diaper brand. I didn't give it a 5 because even with coupons, it still is expensive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use the size 7 on a child that comes to stay with us every weekend. We use them for an overnight diaper because he leaks out of pull ups. The diaper hold more because he is a heavy wetter at night and they work. Great job pampers. Keep up the great work you do.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched from swaddlers to cruisers as our baby started to move move. These don't seem to sag as much now that she is on the move. Don't get me wrong we loved the swaddlers too, but the cruisers fit better for the baby on the move.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] these diapers are perfect for the child starting to discover her independence. Extra elastic around the legs and waist allow for lots of movement and still protect from leaks. They are always my number 1 choice for the daytime

I really did like pamers until I got the cruisers. It is like I am changing my son 4times more now. I can put them on and they are wet so fast. I don't understand it. i like it might be from where the air can come threw them better or what. up on the up side he really does know when he is wet and we don't have any rash. I like them. but I am useing more and that manys more Money that I have to spend and right now money is not easy to came by.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers is by far the best diaper brand around....huggies broke out my baby and did not seem to fit her just right and so stayed with pampers and have not had a breakout or leakage since! Thank u pampers!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my second child and we used pampers both times. Now that little man is walking we love the cruisers because it really does help with saggy diaper. The three chambers makes it better for him to run around and play.

I am so very frustrated with Pampers. I know for a fact that I am not the only one that has asked Pampers to return the "Absorb-Away Liner" to the Cruisers line of diapers. I suppose it isn't that hard to believe. Instead of listening to customers, they just listen to people on a focus group. Seriously...how hard would it be to add this? Pampers diapers had this from 2005-2009....why do they just not have this feature anymore? I purchased the newest iteration of Pampers with the hopes that they might have actually listened..but guess what? NOPE! Swaddlers are a great product, but I am running out of patience with the Cruisers. It really just makes me want to break down and cry.