[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this design and fit for my boy. He is in a size 4 and these and so soft and stretchy. The sides don't seem to leak, keeps all the odors in. Great quality.. I have always love the Pampers brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These diapers have been perfect! ZERO leaks! They are super soft and stretchy. They pull up like underwear and are perfect for transitioning to potty training. You can take them off like a traditional diaper too. I absolutely love these diapers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall we really liked these diapers. They are pull-on type diapers, so there is a learning curve if you are used to the tabbed diapers. They move with my on the go toddler, so tha is a plus! We never had a leak or blowout. My only problem was the perforated seam for disposal. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't. The tabs sometimes came off with the perforated seam so disposing of the diaper was messy at times. But when it worked, it was great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay, I just need to share this: I loved the new Pampers Cruisers 😍 They really fit like shorts, which makes it so easy to get them on your toddler (especially during potty training). I also love that they stretch a lot without tearing, so your little one can pull them up and down on their own. It absorbs really well and I feel comfortable with letting my toddler sleeps overnight with it. And the side tabs? GAME CHANGER. It makes it so much easier to roll up the diaper neatly and seal it before tossing it. Saves space in the trash and keeps everything tidy. Honestly, it's super practical and comfortable. It's so smart that you can tell it was designed not just for babies, but for parents too!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These diapers honestly made life easier. The 360 waistband is a lifesaver because you just pull it on like shorts… no more wrestling with tabs on a wiggly baby. They're soft, they stretch really well, and they stay put even during the wildest playtime. No leaks, no red marks, no surprises!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups are exceptionally well-designed. They feature an easy-to-remove pull tab that allows for effortless removal without compromising the diaper itself. While some pull-ups may appear fragile due to their design, these ones offer a secure fit when pulling them on. Additionally, they come off easily when needed. They are extremely absorbable and flexible while your child is wearing them. The pull-off tabs are ingenious, and I genuinely enjoyed these pull-ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Cruisers have been the only diapers that truly work for my active 22-month-old. She wears a size 5 and the fit is perfect—snug but comfortable so she can move, climb, and wiggle all day. Now that she's getting curious about the potty, I love how easy these are to pull up and down, almost like training pants. But the best part is they still have the side tabs, so clean-up is just as easy as a regular diaper and everything stays wrapped up (no mess!). We've tried other brands and always come back to these. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Its padded material provides a gentle feel against the baby's skin, helping to reduce discomfort and minimize the risk of irritation, especially during daytime wear. The elastic waistband offers a secure yet flexible fit, allowing the baby to move freely without feeling restricted

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I seriously love the improvement they made. They literally listened to their customers. Now instead of having a sticker on the back it now has movable folds. Its great when changing a diaper and moving the set. It also helps with leaking creo k si

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They score very well with absorbency and fit. My child doesn't experience any irritation. The concept is good but not perfect. I think it would work better to have the tabs pull from the back and not the front. They are awkward to roll up. With diapers I always roll the front under. With these you roll the back under the front. This is especially awkward if there is only a large amount of pee in the diaper.