[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've been using Pampers Cruisers for both of our kids - my daughter did perfectly great with them, but my son seems to have a big bladder and he pees a lot at once. The combination of a Pampers Cruiser diaper along with a diaper booster pad we ordered online have worked great! These diapers can hold A LOT!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the way it fits my baby girl, but I don't find it absorbs well at all, especially since they switches from they white tabs to the purple ones, also they leak, that being said I switched back to baby dry. I wish the baby dry would fit like the cruisers and everything would be perfect!

Once my son started becoming more mobile, we noticed the diapers he had been wearing just weren't cutting it anymore. We switched to Cruisers, and it was an immediate difference! While we missed the wetness indicators from his Swaddlers, these do an excellent job of keeping my son dry and comfortable. I love that they have a lot of flexibility and give with his chubby thighs and how much he crawls and squirms and climbs around!

I love Pampers Cruisers! The elastic stays tight to my baby's skin but not so tight that his skin gets irritated. The stretchy sides are fantastic - he's tall and skinny so I am grateful to be able to stretch the sides over top of each other to keep his diaper on. He loves the Sesame Street characters and is excited to see which character I'm going to pull out of the diaper bag next!

I love the fit and absorbency of Cruisers. However, I often have trouble with the tabs coming off when I pull the diaper closed which is frustrating. I'd prefer the diapers not have a print on them because licensing costs money. I think they'd be a better value without the design. After all, they just end up in the trash. Despite the tab issue, they're still the only diapers we buy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have used the swaddler diaper until my oldest was about 18m. Around that time he changed and grew and he needed a new fit that would help keep him dry at night. This diaper did that trick! They fit great around the leg and keep him dry!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I normally use the swaddlers diapers but as my son is starting to become more active I decided to try out cruisers and they work great! Once he becomes more active I will switch to cruisers diapers.

The other major brand was a big bummer in our home. Our hospital started us with Pampers, but we had tons of the other big label from our baby shower because all of my mommy friends swore by them. The very first time he wore one it was a disaster! We decided then that we were strictly a Pampers home and took all the unopened packages back to exchange for Pampers. Granted, I'm sure, every baby and family is different in what works for them, but I don't think we've had a single leak and we've only had one blowout, which was mainly caused, I think, by a delicious lunch of apples and prunes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have tried numerous different brands and types of diapers with our 1yr old wearing a size 4. We believe that Pampers Cruisers fit the best and have never had an issue with our child not being dry until the next change (approximately 5 diapers a day). We have been very pleased with this diaper and will use it with our future arrival.

These diapers have been not a good fit for us they are too loose around the legs and with no way to tighten every time he had a number 2 it leaked out! Not all babies are made the same so to not be able to tighten stinks. I still have half a package that I can't use....