I tried these diapers thinking they would be great since they are pampers and yet cheaper in price than the other pampers. I was wrong, these not only seem smaller in the size when compared with a cruiser of the same size, they just seem cheaper in quality as well. I would not recommend saving a few dollars on these as compared to sensitive or cruisers which are a better diaper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am loving these diapers so far! I put a baby-dry size 6 diaper on my daughter overnight and she woke up with a full diaper and zero sag in her pjs--moms, you know that's a win for a toddler! The scent is nice, like baby powder, but not too overpowering. It actually concealed the smell of her afternoon poop, so that was a nice surprise. Go grab these for your toddler! You won't regret it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really enjoy this brand of diapers. The price is very good for the quality and quantity of the product you get. The diapers were a little off in sizing but my baby grew into them very quickly. They are absorbent enough for her to wear overnight with no leaking. They also fit nicely around the legs and upper back to prevent leaking as well. The sensitive brand is also nice for my newborn. I would recommend this product to anyone.

I got tons of diapers at my baby shower, all different sizes and brands. I always seemed to go for the pampers more so than the other brands, dont get me wrong as new mom with limited funds I used every brand I was given but I favored the Pampers brand more than the others. I love the "swaddlers", awesome fit and great absorbency. This is the first time using the "baby dry" kind and I am just as happy as I was with the swaddlers, Pampers are certainly a brand that I can count on for a great product at an affordable price.;

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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'll stick with the swaddlers for as long as possible. I like how they fit and don't have a plastic feel like these baby dry's. Why not put a wetness indicator on these? Also, the whole diaper is blue so it's hard to tell the front vs. the back. I haven't tried the cruisers yet but I wonder if they are the same way as the baby dry. Got to get rid of the baby dry case first...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We really like these diapers. They're one of the softest diapers we've tried over the years. They hold a lot without betting super saggy. Love that there's a wet indicator. The only downside is they smell quite strong. Not a bad smell, but a baby powder smell. I prefer diapers to be unscented personally.

I first used Pampers Baby Dry only overnight for great 12 hour protection. My daughter would suffer from diaper rash when others cared for her and would not change her diaper as often as she needed so I use Baby Dry diapers all the time now and it has really helped to keep the moisture away from her skin and helps to prevent diaper rash.

I'm a mother of 3 so I've had my fair share of trial and error on which diapers work best for my daughters. I've always come back to Pampers Dry after trying out different Pampers types, as well as other brands. The Dry diapers provide a perfect fit for my daughters and have excellent absorbency as well. Using these diapers overnight isn't a problem either! Most diapers I tried couldn't hold the overnight wetness ... But Pampers Dry does!!!

Leaks or snug fit, go up a size. The lack of the yellow to blue line is not a deal killer. I found the blue line most helpful with a newborn. It's not that difficult now in a size 4 to tell if the diaper is dirty. I mean really, saggy squishy diaper..It's a no brainer. These are night time diapers anyway. So please just change your kid in the morning. The blue line would be a bit redundant. Buy a small pack to try out before going in for the mother load.