I had always use Pampers Swaddlers for my little one. We used it while she was in the NICU after spending 104 days then we went home and still use them. I bought the Pampers Dry to help with the overnight sleeping. It's very absorbent and kept my baby dry at night. The pad is soft and does not irritate my baby's skin. Will definitely be using.m

These diapers feel damp on the outside from a baby wearing them all night. I also think they gap when they are full and the diaper even breaks down on the inside from wearing all night. These are not my favorite diaper for toddlers. I prefer the other name brand once my child out grew swaddlers.

Our little girl was wetting through her diapers in the night causing lots of bed sheet changes and laundry - ugh! We gave the baby dry diapers a try and sized up from her normal daytime size and wow, what a difference it has made!!! No more wet sheets or clothes, and she sleeps so well now that she is not all wet. I highly recommend sizing up from your daily diaper size to help as well, and I now recommend these baby dry diapers to all my mommy friends - great product!

I have always liked Pampers Baby Dry for the value and little to no problems with leakage. However, I have noticed recently with the new design, which is a light green color, there have been green dye marks on the inside of my baby's legs after wearing them. Very disappointed with this and not sure if I will be buying them or recommending them again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that Pampers diapers undergo extensive testing with pediatricians, dermatologists and moms. The sooner my little one will safely and comfortably sleep through the night, the better! We love these diapers. They don't leak and keep my little one comfortable. **I was provided with a free pack of Pampers New Baby Dry diapers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] pamper seemed a little thin so I had my doubts, after a couple nights I noticed that baby girl was sleeping longer and wasn't waking so often due to being soaking wet. pamper wasn't bloated and although she had tinkled, her wittle heinie was still nice and dry.

Our little guy kept having leakage at nighttime when using a "regular" diaper once he started sleeping for longer periods of time. Changed to these for night time use and never a wet onesie again! Our guy urinates a lot and these diapers can keep up!

We've been using Pampers Baby Dry since my daughter was a newborn. We loved them when she was in newborn size, size 1, and size 2. Now she is in size 3 and we are very disappointed that the size 3's don't have the wetness indicator. We've used Swaddlers as well but actually prefer the Baby Dry over the Swaddlers. Now that she is in size 3 and the Baby Dry don't have the wetness indicator, I'm not sure that we'll continue to buy them.

My Daughter has had bad reactions to other diapers but Pampers and one other brand are the only two we can use with her. great fit! Pampers is by far the best we have had other brands are TOO snug and my poor little one ends up with a rash :( So we are brand loyal now!

We loved the Swaddlers. They were great -- especially for our little one who had a lot going on in the diaper department for the first few months! Then we started using Baby Dry at night. Our daughter is 7 and a half months old now and I use Baby Dry all the time. They are pretty good. Most of the time they get the job done. Every once in a while we have a leak, but I've noticed it's when she's sitting up in her high chair (the poonami, as my husband calls it) or in her carseat (nothing clever for this one, just a soggy kidlet). There was also a nighttime incident that was pretty much a nightmare for all of us. Can't blame that on the diaper, though. Nothing could have stopped that! Now that she is crawling all over the place, I thought it would be a good idea to switch to Cruisers during the day. I tried one of the samples and we did fine. I'm still too nervous to put one on her when we head out, though. The reviews have been terrible across the board. So -- for now, we'll stick with the Baby Dry.