Pampers Swaddlers Disposable Baby Diapers, Newborn/Size (< 10 lb), 140 Count, Enormous Pack, Packaging May Vary

Happy with product. Best diapers ever. Delivery was fast. Good packaging.

There's no better diaper, I have tried them all and nothing is better than this one. I leave it on overnight and it never leaks! Happy me happy baby!

V good products

Best

It Is Very Light Weight & Easy To Use. Long Time Usable, Cheap Price also. I Like It & Recommend It For All Everyone.

Very nice 👌 very soft

I bought this but not worth importing and paying double the price. Pampers available in India are equally good.

Quality was very poor. out of 162 diapers only few are original, good quality and rest are some local poor quality diapers. I ordered same item 3 month back in amazon that time it was sold by cart2india, and we received original good quality item. Second time I ordered and I received this junk item. They made 3 different packets and each packet different quality item. Don't trust it.

Leí en los comentarios que les llegaban unos diferentes a los originales. A mí me llegaron bien y son los originales. La etapa 4 le queda bien a mi bebé tiene 8 meses, pesa 9kg y mide cerca de 70cm. Son realmente suaves. En Huggies mi bebé usaba etapa 4 también. Son más delgados que Huggies. Son muy absorbentes, suaves y cómodos.

I've only ever tried three brands - Huggies, generic Kroger brand, and Pampers - but Pampers are my favorites so far. Pampers seem to be the perfect balance for an unusually long (she was in the 97th percentile when she was born and growing like crazy) and adventurous baby. I've been using this brand for the majority of her 9 months of life, with a few other brands I got at baby showers being used in between. I've almost never had leaks with Pampers, even when she sleeps in them over night. Now at 30.5" and 21 lbs, she's still in this style just a size bigger. I haven't needed to switch to cruisers even though she's been crawling and now cruising for 3 months. These just work too well. The Huggies weren't bad, they just didn't work well with my daughter's shape. They leaked a lot through the legs, but I'm willing to try them again with my next kid if the Pampers don't work. The Kroger brand was OK but don't have the absorbency of Huggies or Pampers and rarely lasted through naps or car trips without leaks. They didn't have wetness indicator stripe either, though with experience it's not hard to tell when your baby is wet. I had a ton of them from diaper cakes though, so I ended up using them when I knew we weren't going anywhere for a while. I've seen a lot of complaints about defects in the top reviews. I haven't ever had an issue quite like these folks have experienced. I had one set whose wetness indicators weren't working as well as others, but that was about it. Honestly even if I had a pack that was bad, it's pretty easy to return things via Amazon and you can't beat the discounted sets automatically showing up at your door. Just give yourself a little breathing room just in case and you'll be fine :) P.S. the Pampers Baby Dry 12 hour diapers are great for your kid to sleep in or take long road/plane trips in too :)

We’ve been using swaddlera the since birth of our son. We tried few other brands that were passed along or gifted to us (Huggies and Kirkland), but these seemed to work best for our baby. From what I hear and read every baby is different and some diapers mat work for one baby but not for the other. Which has nothing to do with the quality of product. They are soft and it’s great having the wetness indicator. We haven’t had any sensitivity or rashes. I don’t change little ones diaper at night unless I know that he pooped, most of the time he wakes up dry. Occasionally it leaks through, which is not surprising as it is not meant to absorb that much liquid. It’s great purchasing it through Amazon as not only is it cheaper than even Walmart, but it also comes straight to your door. Quick delivery.

We have used Swaddlers for our son from birth through toddlerhood, and will continue using this brand and model until he's out of diapers. I love that they hold a lot of liquid and rarely leak. In the 2.5 years he's used them, they have never compression leaked despite him drinking a lot of fluids and dispelling a lot of liquids at times. These Size 5 diapers easily hold a whole night's worth of pee and can also additionally hold his morning poop. I've never found them to cause rashes and also found he seems comfortable in them when wet. It's also great that they have these in Size 6 for if they're needed.

Let's go way back - when I was pregnant over 13 months ago, I had literally no idea what to buy for my first baby. What bottles should I use? What size clothes will they need - and how long will they be in that size? Will she want a pacifier? Will the swing make her cry? Do I need a diaper genie? I had nothing but questions! The only thing I knew for sure, is that my baby would start her life in Pampers Swaddlers. They have the best reviews for newborns, they are soft like fabric, and they are pretty much the #1 used diaper by alllll the newborn parents I know. So, I bought stock in them and I registered for them. I received box after box after box of Pampers Swaddlers, sized NB, 1, and 3 (oddly no 2's so that's what I buy for all my expectant friends). Once our daughter had made her way into the 3s, my husband (the best dad in the world, but oh so cheap) suggested we give some cheaper diapers a chance. We went to Kroger brand and fought a full booty rash for the next 3 days. We switched to Huggies, which were great - if you liked changing pee-soaked clothes a few times a day. Then we went to Pamper's Cruisers, which I didn't hate - they just were not as soft as the Swaddlers and therefore resulted in more chapped skin and issues. Our attempt to go cheap had left us with stacks of unusable diapers and a healthy supply of every diaper cream we could find (how much zinc is too much zinc). We went back to the Swaddlers happily even though they are more expensive than other options. We are the ONLY ones in our daycare that still use them, and trust me- we aren't rich. They are in diapers for such a short period of time and it's my job to take away any pains, discomfort, or irritation that I can for that time frame. She will have a lifetime of uncomfortable underwear to look forward to - might as well give her the good stuff for a while. Pampers used to only take the Swaddlers line up to size 3 - I am glad they extended it. It is well worth the wetness/blowout protection and comfort.