I bought for my 2 year old grandson. On the way to the beach, he wet and it leaked and didn’t hold up. Thought, ok it happens. Well later in the day he had a new swimmer on, just had put it on, and it leaked all over again. Even all over his car seat. Will be throwing the rest of the pack away, terrible product!

I use Little Swimmers when one of my female dogs go into heat. Just cut a hole for the tail and everybody is good to go! I don't have to worry about blood drops and stains on my floors or furniture, and I don't have to worry about accidental incidents with any male dogs as they make for a great birth control barrier the boys can't get to them even if they try. If the girls have an accident either #1 or #2, I use Huggies wipes for a fast clean-up if I don't have the time to give them a proper bath at that particular moment. Hope this alternative use help some other mom's or dad's out there who not only worry about their human baby's, my is 11 now, so the dog's have become my babies now too. Good Luck hope this helps someone else out there that might have the same problem I did until I discovered "alternate" uses for the Huggie's products I used on my son when he was the only baby in my home.

We like this brand the best for our swim diapers. Our pool requires them and they work great for swimming all day long. I have even used them again in a bind. Much to my horror my daughter did poop while swimming and between this diaper and the plastic pant she was wearing it was completely contained (phew). The sizes are great to ensure a great fit.

I bought a pack of small swimpants for my 10 month old son along with a pair of swim trunks so he would have options depending on where he was swimming. We brought him on his 1st camping trip last weekend and as an afterthought I packed a couple of the swimpants. Thank goodness I did because they did have a beach area and he got to experience swimming for the 1st time. He loved the water! As advertised they did not puff up and they also kept all the lake debris off his delicate parts which the net liner in the swim trunks would not have done.

The Little Swimmers' Swimpants are a must-have for any parent who spends lots of time in the water. They work very well, and still give the same comfort and fit of Huggies' Diapers but are made to get wet. In fact, I don't know what people did before the Little Swimmers!

We have used these for all three of our kids and although they hold in #2 very well..they dont hold the urine. We really dont have a problem with this but then again they are still basically peeing in the pools (like everyone else Im sure). I wished there was a way that they could hold in the urine better without it swelling. Other than this small complaint, they work great!

We just came back from our first vacation and my daughter pretty much lived in these! Between the beach and the pool, she hardly ever wore anything else. They're comfortable, not too heavy (even when wet), and contains "messes." They weren't very bulky either which was great considering my daughter had a bathing suit over the diaper. Everything fit perfectly!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great swimming diaper by huggies. Bought these when we went on vacation. We're stayed in a house that had a swimming pool in the yard so of course my son wanted to play in the water every chance here got. Never had any leaking or any other issue.

I took my baby swimming alot this summer and these were great. They don't fill up with water like regular diapers do. I just wish they came in a smaller size my baby was only a month old when we first took her swimming so it's a good thing she was a big baby. The only other draw back is you don't want to put them on too early before swimming since they don't swell they also do not absorb as well and she leaked a few times. May have been because they were pretty big on her also.

The diapers are great if you swim, go to the pool or the ocean alot. They really aren't absorbant but they do prevent the "leaks" that would happen if your child peed in his/her swimsuit without any diaper. God help you if your child poops in them though - what a mess!! Our state requires children in swimmy diapers to also wear rubber pants on top of the diapers (but under their swimsuit). That's a good way to keep the poop (which really just smears and liquifies) from leaking out of the diaper and into the water. The rip down sides make it easy to get the diaper off a wet child but, especially if there is poop in the diaper, there is no way to wrap up and seal the diaper (like you do with the velcro tabs on a regular diaper). So, be near the garbage can when you take these off!!!