I was ordering Baby Dry for about a year, but when my littlest one started crawling I thought I would give the Crusiers a try. So they have less in a box and are slightly more expensive, but I thought why not give them a shot. I have to say overall I did not notice much of a difference after using them for a few months with both my kids (boy and girl). We have since switched back to Baby Dry based on the fact there are more in the box and less expensive. Crusiers are not a bad product, but just didn't see much of a difference to justify the cost.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Cruisers are my favorite of the Pampers styles that we have tried (we've tried swaddlers & baby dry as well). They are the best at both staying dry, while also preventing leaks of all kinds. My little guy used to have many leaks overnight before we started using Cruisers. Now, it hasn't happened once in the month we've been using them!

After my son outgrew the Swaddlers diapers, we tries both a Huggies version of the Pampers Cruisers as well as te Cruisiers. My choice, hands down, was Panpers! Huggies just cannot compete with the softness, flexibility, absorbency, and comfort that Panpers Cruisers offered my son. Great product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We're currently in the stage before potty training. Pampers Cruisers are absorbent for overnight wear and for daytime play. The diaper does not leave any marks or impressions and can withstand my very active toddler. The fasteners hold strong and don't rip off. Keeping our toddler dry throughout the day and protected as she sleeps.

These are the diapers my son wears now. We have very very rarely ever had any type of leakage problems, but I have had a couple of them rip on me as I was pulling the Velcro piece apart to fasten it. Otherwise they have been great diapers & I love the designs on them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These diapers are very absorbent and good for when your kid starts crawling and moving around everywhere. They stay on pretty good and don't get too bunched up! My daughter can wear them all night and not leak!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used to use only huggies naturals with my first son...but the stupidly discontinued them and I tried huggies after huggies trying to find something that wasn't terrible. Once my second son was born, they gave us swaddles in the hospital and I've been using them ever since...when I saw the new movers commercial saying they have less diaper butt, I tried them and it was very true for my son! I converted officially from huggies on all fronts, even night time, they were fine but less comfy.

My son is way more active than my daughter was. We didn't need these for her. My son walks and plays at the park. We literally have to force him into the car seat. These diapers allow us to play for a long while and don't allow accidents or blow outs.

When our son grew out of the Swaddlers diapers, we switched to cruisers because he was so much more mobile. We have never had a blowout in the year and a half he has been wearing them. The only complaint I have-which is me being very picky-is that the velcro tabs used to be blue, so they were easy to find the back of the diaper more quickly. Now that they are white, I end up putting the front on backwards every once in a while. Like I said, I am being picky on that one, but other than that, I love the new design! Once again pampers, you save the day!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used pampers cruisers for both of my little ones. One is super lean, the other is super chunky. After 9 months of age, I switched both to Pampers because they seem to be much more stretchy, and they are snug around my little's legs. I never had to deal with leaks, even though they were on the move and wiggly ALL the TIME! Even though Pampers are pretty expensive, the quality is there to justify it. Love Cruisers!