I've used Honest Co., Huggies and Pampers diapers. Of the three pampers is hands down the best. The diaper is shaped to fit my daughter perfectly, it holds all moisture in when she sleeps through the night and NO BLOWOUTS! I didn't even make it through more than a few of the other brands before going right back to Pampers.

I got two kinds of diapers from my baby shower. These pampers swaddlers and Huggies Snug and Dry. I used both of them and I loved the way these diapers are. They are softer on my baby's skin and they have the strip that tells you when your baby is wet. I love that... I would recommend them to anyone. I also recommend the Pampers Baby Dry for when your baby starts to sleep through the night. :)

My daughter has been using pampers since day one. My sister have also used them and I was how great they worked with her kids.. My daughter uses the papers swaddlers and I love how much one diaper holds.. She's 4 months and I will put her a clean diaper at 9 pm and won't change it until she wakes up next morning around 8:30 or 9 in the morning and she sleep so comfortable like if she was wearing a clean diaper... In other words I wouldn't change to a different brand .

I bought Pampers Newborn Swaddlers since that's what the hospital used. They work great but I wanted to try some less expensive options. I tried store brand and an eco-friendly variety. They worked OK but I found that I really needed to use Pampers at night so my baby could sleep better. I believe they're more absorbent, so they keep the baby more comfortable.

I use Pampers Swaddlers diapers every day for my son. Most of the time it does a great job, but there are still instances when this diaper will leak (both #1 and #2). The only suggestion I have for this diaper is that it should also have elastic around the top part of the diaper (most of the leaks occur up the front or back of the diaper). Other than that, this is a great product!

We used Swaddlers from day 1. Now, our little monster is 11 months old and she never had a diaper rash. The indicator (yellow strip turning blue) let's us quickly know when it is time to change the diaper. The diapers are soft and breathable, she never had any problems with overheating or being uncomfortable (from what we can tell). Starting month 9, the diaper had to be changed in the middle of the night, can only go for up to 5 hours for a 9 month old, but it is still great. You just learn how to change a diaper like a ninja without waking the monster :-)

I have bought pampers for my little girl ever since she was born. I have tried others brands, both name brand and store brands, but they have not held up to the standards of Pampers. I am due in June with a little boy and plan to continue using Pampers for him as well. We started out with the Swaddlers and have now moved on to the cruisers...soon to be moving up to pull-ups for my almost 2 year old little girl and starting over again with swaddlers for the little boy.

When I was pregnant, I asked around for what was the best diaper on the market. Our friends recommended Pampers. Since then we have only used Pamper products, from wipes to diapers, pampers is our number one choice. We now recommend Pampers to our pregnant friends and I for one also recommend signing up for Pampers Rewards to the new mothers. It is great the way Pampers gives back to us parents with the rewards! Thank you!

When my twins were born we tried every brand of diaper out there (people are incredibly generous when you have two babies at one time). It took us about three months to get through everything we had been given. Pampers Cruisers are the only diapers we used that we didn't have frequent blow-outs or leaks. LOVE them! And Gifts To Grow are the best! Definitely a pampers fan!

Our hospital used swaddled from pampers and we fell in love. They are easy to put on easy to tell when they're wet and easy to roll up and throw into a trash can. We had twins so diaper changing is a big part of our day. We are also using a different brand for our daughter and the diapers take too much time to put on and roll up for the trash where the pampers just take seconds. The only downside for our family is the price per diaper.