Pampers Pure Baby Diapers, Size 4 (22-37 lbs), 150, Up to 100% Leakproof, Premium Hypoallergenic Soft Diapers

The Pampers Pure Protection Diapers for newborns are amazing! They’re hypoallergenic, soft, and gentle on my baby’s delicate skin, with no irritation or redness. The fit is snug and comfortable, keeping everything in place without leaks. I also love that they’re premium quality yet feel lightweight and breathable. Perfect for everyday use, overnight, or on-the-go. Highly recommend for parents looking for reliable, safe, and gentle diapers for their newborn!

Best diapers on the market for your money. They are leak proof, not too bulky, and the sizing has been great. My son has been able to grow with the diapers due to the shape of them. The yellow strip on the front turns blue when the diaper is wet/soiled. The thickness of the cotton is great and my 5 month old can go all night wearing the same one without leaking. I think the price of the diapers is fair for the quality and low tox ingredients. Easy to use as well. I will be repurchasing these time and time again.

I absolutely love these diapers! I used them with my older son six years ago, and now with my 4-month-old — they’re still just as amazing. They never leak (even overnight), fir great, the back pocket helps prevent blowouts, and they’re soft, gentle, and free from harsh chemicals or fragrances. The sides are super stretchy and comfortable, and overall the quality is excellent. Yes, Pampers Pure are a bit more expensive than other brands, but they are 100% worth it. I also recommend downloading the Pampers app — the rewards program is great. You get $10 back after 10 diaper packs, and with how quickly babies go through diapers, you’ll earn rewards in no time! Highly recommended!

It’s the most affordable and the best diapers on the market We used to use the other one with cheaper materials but this one is very soft on skin and does not cause diaper rashes One I put them on my baby he can easily go for a long time without a diaper change because they dont fill up quick and overflow I also love that when my lil one has blowouts usually in the car it does not cause mess by overflowing We’ve subscribed and are loving it

Absolutely love these pampers! I’ve tried so many different ones and these are by far my favorite. The don’t leak and my baby hasn’t had any blowouts since I switched to these.

I’ve been using these diapers daily and chose them because I wanted something gentle on sensitive skin while still being absorbent and reliable. The material feels noticeably soft, and the diapers don’t have a strong scent, which I appreciate. The fit is comfortable and flexible without feeling stiff, and the tabs secure well without digging in. They provide good coverage and stay in place during movement. Absorbency has been solid for daytime use, and they’ve handled regular wear without leaks when changed on a normal schedule. At night they hold urine for up to 12 hours and the most important part- NO DIAPER RASH! My son has gotten diaper rash with every other diaper because they stick to his bottom - these don’t. The diapers hold their shape well and don’t sag excessively as they fill. After continued use, there’s been no irritation or redness, which was the main reason for choosing this line. They’ve also held up consistently from pack to pack. Pros: very soft, gentle on skin, no strong scent, reliable fit Cons: long delivery times, the bigger the size the more expensive (because they come with less diapers) I’d recommend these for parents looking for a softer, skin-friendly diaper option for everyday use.

So I know, not really a review for the target audience! I have a 17 year old cat with incontinence issues and it's been breaking my bank to buy special cat diapers. I am making this review for other pet parents who have this issue and are looking for cheaper alternatives. I will be using Hartz brand cat daipers for comparison. Pampers vs Hartz Absorbency: Both perform at or near the same level, keeping my cats bottom dry and irritation free. No leaks on furniture so far. Fit: Seeing as cats and baby have different hips, it's a no brainer that the Hartz fit better than baby diapers. However, the fit is pretty damn close. The Pampers size 1 is the same waist size as the Hartz small, but it has padding around the whole bottom instead of just under the tail. While it fits her waist fine, there's still quite a bit of extra room in the bottom which isn't the best as when she poops, sometimes is slides down and gets on her belly. On a baby it may be easier to clean, but with a cat there's a lot of fur that it can get stuck in. Price: Pampers wins 100%!! For the amount you get with the Pampers it would cost quadruple to get the Hartz. $10/32 Pampers, $45/32 Hartz. Tail accessibility: Pampers is made for babies, so it lacks a tail hole. Some cats especially paralyzed ones may not need a tail hole, but for those that do it is quite easy to cut a hole for the tail. My suggestion would be to start small. It should be just big enough to get the bones of the tail through, the fur will follow you may just have to fluff it a bit. The only problem with cutting a hole is that the inside absorbent bits of the daiper may spill out where your cat sits like on the couch. If this is a problem, I'd recommend Hartz as they come with a pre built tail hole. Take away: The Pampers are not meant for cats, but can be used as a decent alternative to cat specific daipers. They're easier on the bank and provide near the same protection. Daipers on cats in general last about the same amount of time as daipers on babies so be ready to change them frequently every few hours. Baby daipers will never fit as perfectly as a cat daiper, but they're close enough to work!

Excellent diapers for newborns