I used pampers when my son was born 5 years ago but never liked them for night time use. The diapers didn't seem to hold enough liquid and I would often wake up to a wet baby and crib. Our little girl uses papers now and they are much better, we can go through the night without a change or a diaper explosion.

My son spent 9 days in the NICU after being born 6 weeks early. With feeding and weight gain issues it was important to keep track of wet diapers. Being that small it was often difficult to tell if he was wet or not. The wet indicator strip on the diapers made all the difference!!! Kept him dry but also let me know that he was making urine.

I started with these in the hospital with my baby. Being a new mom everyone always wanted give me input on which diapers to use and which to use, to save the most money. I've tried a few different brands but these are THE BEST fit, absorbency, and just worked best for my son. Even with other Pamper brand diapers, he leaked through most of them through the night and these have yet to let me down. I would recommend these to any now mom. Diapers aren't cheap but you are getting the most for your money with these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a first time mom and all my friends with babies swore by Pampers Swaddlers. We tried a couple other brands, but the Swaddlers are definitely the best! They keep everything in, the yellow/blue line is so helpful and they are soft on my baby's skin. We've used the preemie and newborn sizes so far. They are the only diapers my baby will continue to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've tried a few different types of diapers and I always come back to Swaddlers. My baby has sensitive skin and she doesn't react at all, and rarely has had a diaper rash compared to friend's babies that use different brands. We go up a size at night because she is such a heavy wetter.

I knew from experience with my nephews and nieces that I wanted to use Pampers Swaddlers with my own baby. They are so soft on baby's delicate skin and the cutout was great because his umbilical cord took FOREVER to fall off. The indicator let me check for wetness without undressing him or waking him unnecessarily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Baby dry will always be number one for diapers but swaddlers are a very close second and with all the coupons out there, how could you not use them all day? Stick with baby dry if yours is sleeping through the night but use swaddlers all day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a new mom, and I started using Swaddlers because that's what our hospital used. Then, as the months went by, I fell for the pitch on some TV commercials that claimed that it was my inexperience that caused me to purchase the "expensive" diapers when others were just as good. I tried another brand. I tried two other brands. I fought diaper rash and tight elastics and blowouts. I switched back to Pampers Swaddlers and all my problems went away again - I'm sold for life.

I went through many diapers and tried the cheapest I could get too with my oldest seven years ago. I never found a diaper that fit right or didn't leak until I tried Pampers. This go round I went straight for the pampers! Im not messing with an inferior product when I have something that still works!

We never had any issues with leaks or diaper rash with our son. In fact, the first time we had any issues with both was when we tried another brand of diapers. I have also worked as an RN in a NICU and Pampers wipes and diapers are what we use with our preemies' sensitive skin.