[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are by far the best diapers I have tried for my son! They fit him so much better than huggies little snugglers or snug n dry, luvs, or dg baby. He's almost 4 months and has only had a couple messes leak out compared to almost every dirty diaper with huggies.

As a mother to her first born diaper choices can be overwhelming. I have tried several brands and Pampers has been the best fit for my new born. The other brands leaked and fit poorly. I would absolutely recommend Pampers Swaddlers to any first time mother.

I'm not a big fan of pampers dry baby diapers but I love the swaddlers! I tried huggies first because the hospital provided them. We always had leaks with huggies. My son was allergic to luvs, which we received at baby shower, so we tried pampers!! Pampers will be used with all the babies in our house, provided none are allergic to them, for sure!! We highly recommend them! Just wish the swaddlers were made in every size! :)

My mother has always used Pampers brand on us when we were kids, from diapers to wipes, and recommend we use the same. I had some diapers and wipes from a different brand on stock. And after having used both the other brand's diapers and wipes, I find that Pampers is the best for my child. Diapers have a better fit on my child and she stays drier in them than with the other brand. And Pampers wipes are a lot softer for my little girl's bum. I guess "mother knows best." :)

Pampers swaddlers are by far the best diapers. I've tried every diaper on the market and nothing comes close to beating these diapers in absorbency, fit, and sensitivity. I have a baby with extremely sensitive skin and constant eczema and these diapers have never given him a rash. They're so soft on his skin and yet have the ability to hold even the heaviest of soils. The fit is unbeatable, leaving every other diaper in the dust. I would definitely recommend these diapers for all ages. I know when if my husband accidentally grabs another fit than the swaddlers, I take them back because that is how much I trust this brand!

I tried so many different diapers. Huggies, Target's brand and Kirkland from Costco all leaked and were not that wide. I finally figured out that was becuase they were all made by the same company, Kimberly Clark. Then I purchased Luvs and Pampers, both made by P&G. They were much wider and didn't leak. Even though Pampers cost more, we went with them since they had the leak indicator. We will never go back.

My mom was a Luvs person, but after feeling how soft these diapers are, I broke tradition and started getting them after we came home from the NICU, where they stocked these diapers for hospital use. I loved the umbilical notch and I've had no problem with leaks or blow-outs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried Huggies, Kirkland (Costco brand) and Honest diapers before settling on Pampers. They were by far the best quality. The only advantage to Honest diapers is the cute designs, but once I bought my tenth bag of overpriced diapers I was pretty much over the design novelty!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We started using Swaddlers when our first born was in the NICU, and they are the only diapers that have worked for both of our kids. You get what you pay for - these are great quality disposable diapers.

I like how pampers has a natural fresh scent to them; many generic diapers reek horribly. Down side of pampers is the price. They are one of the most expensive diapers. Another down side is that they run a bit bigger than other brands in the same size. This is of course a benefit if you have larger children but I have petite babies who wear a smaller size due to the weight suggestions that pampers puts on their boxes.