Diapers Size 3, 168 Count - Pampers Swaddlers Disposable Baby Diapers (Packaging & Prints May Vary)

Don't let the thinness fool you.

Okay I bought the cheaper opened box, because I figured no one would sell me bad diapers. The box was the shipping box so any distress came from my husband bringing it home (we can't have things shipped a to our house). The box may have been opened but it was taped back closed. The diapers inside had not been opened and were still in their plastic bags. Now the diaper itself. It feels thinner than the Pampers Baby Dry that I bought at our local grocery store. I have two photos comparing the Pampers Baby Dry from the store, to Huggies and these Pampers Swaddlers bought off Amazon. The store bought Pampers do not have the wetness indicator but they do have Sesame Street characters. My kid is 1, he does not care about Sesame St. Since I use the Baby Dry for nighttime, the lack of a wetness indicator is not a deal breaker. The Swaddlers from Amazon are way thinner than the Baby Dry, but they have a wetness indicator and they have this interior liner that I really like. You can see the difference between the two in the photograph. The Swaddlers don't have any trademarked characters. I did manage to find some Swaddlers I bought from the grocery store that were at the bottom of my diaper bag and those have Sesame St characters. They also feel a smidge thicker than the ones off Amazon, but that could be because the ones from Amazon are fresh out of the box being smooshed against other diapers as opposed to a diaper that has been beat up a little over a month in a diaper bag. If having those characters are important to you then know these diapers don't have Big Bird. These are more expensive than Huggies, and both versions of Pampers are a little bigger than Huggies. Apparently my baby has a big butt and I cannot lie. Pampers fit over his big old butt better than the Huggies. These are all size 5 as he's 23 lbs, but I'll be getting a size bigger of the Huggies because of his big bottom. I haven't had any experiences of blow outs, but I think that's just luck

38 persons found it helpful

Haven't had one complaint from my baby

Look, I'll get straight to the point, my baby is the worst. She cries, throws things, needs to be carried around like some Roman Queen, is literally hungry every couple of hours, and takes frequent and enormous poos. I am a millennial and so of course, I care for the environment as much as the next millennial (I only buy organic dolphin free beard wax, for example), and so the idea of disposable diapers was cringe-worthy at first...but, after trying recycled paper bags from Whole Foods, cheese cloths from my favorite artisanal cheese and gluten free olive oil store, and just letting my child roam outside and poo in the neighbors garden, I realized that disposable diapers were the modern equivalent of electricity. Sure, electricity isn't great for the environment, even clean energy takes some sort of toll on the environment, but there's no point pretending that electricity isn't better and completely worth it (environment be damned!). Same goes for disposable diapers. And so as for these diapers, well they work just fine. Just ask my baby...oh right, she can't talk because she's just an annoying baby and doesn't know anything. Her mom would know though, because she knows everything, so maybe ask her. Better yet, why not marry her and you'll get to see first hand if these diapers are worth it. Haha, just kidding. Not really, though :

17 persons found it helpful

Fave

So being a first time mom and having numerous types of diapers from the baby shower is a great way to test out different diapers and find what works for you. Pampers Swaddlers are my favorite! I feel like it has more absorbency due to more padding. I feel like it also uses less plastic based on sound and looks. I noticed that my little one can last longer in a wet diaper in Pampers Swaddlers than a Huggies. I have tried the Huggies special (black box) and Pampers baby dry and they still do not compare. I also find the fit on the Swaddlers more accurate in terms of weight and age than another type/brand of diapers. Huggies special (black box) it was good but when using size one for that and the size one for Swaddlers, my child grew out of the Huggies and was still able to have room to grow in the Swaddlers. So I definitely loved that more. I'm not susceptible to change, once I like something I stick to it. Hope this helps other fellow moms ðŸ«¶ðŸ

13 persons found it helpful

Try them for yourself

My mother (who has 6 kids) always told me pampers were crap and to get huggies or kirkland. I got a big package of pampers for my baby shower and used them on my daughter and they were horrible but it turns out they were too small. They were newborn size but my baby was born big (9 pounds). They leaked all over the place. So I avoided pampers. Not only because of the experience but because they are expensive. I was on a budget and got the cheapest ones like up and up, those are okay but they say. Also got luvs which gave my baby a rash, then kirkland which also gave her a rash. So I was desperate to find a diaper that I knew for sure wasnt going to give her a rash. I used seventh generation and the last didn't give her a rash but it was like a thong on her and leaked like crazy! So finally after a year I gave in and tried pampers pure. And they fit well, didnt give her a rash and never any leaks which was so important to me. But those are way too expensive I cant comprehend why someone would spend that much on a diaper consistantly. Which is how I ended up here. Swaddlers are almost exactly the same. My little sister actually said swaddlers are softer them pampers pure. I asked which one she would rather wear if she was a baby and she chose swaddlers. They smell good and my little one never has a rash anymore. I wish I would have tried these(in the right size) a year ago!!! Try them for yourself. Only reason. I gave 4 stars is the price but I guess you pay for what you get

12 persons found it helpful

Written by a cloth-diapering mom

I use cloth diapers on my son and I love them. However, we've kept disposable diapers on hand for travel. We've been using Pampers Swaddlers as our “back up” diapers since my son left the hospital. I used all of the samples we received of other diapers and these, by far, were the best for us. My son is 14mo old now and we started using these as his overnight diaper to prevent leaks. They work like a charm. They're soft, absorbent, and my son hasn't had a diaper rash yet. (I attribute a lot of happy bottom to the cloth diapers, but these certainly haven't caused any bad reactions). My only negative comment, and I'm not taking off a star because of it, is that Amazon needs to do their due diligence when supplying these diapers. I have them on my subscribe & save so we can save 20% and I just received my next order today. The diapers were CLEARLY COUNTERFEIT. See my pictures. You cannot feel the diapers side-by-side, but they are completely different. Since I use these diapers as backups, I only have my order replenish every several months instead of the standard monthly, and I had enough of the real ones on hand that having to return them hasn't put me in a bind. Keep that in mind - you may want to make sure that you have enough time to go through a return and reorder. Hopefully my next box will be the real deal or I'll stick to buying my diapers from Target

10 persons found it helpful

Leaks and blowouts expected

I've been using Pampers Swaddlers since my son was born and he's currently 15 months. I have never had any issues especially with blowouts. For the first time he experienced leaks, blowouts, etc. I thought it was so strange because it's never happened before. As I look on to the reviews I see that I'm not the only one who experienced this. The box it arrived in was different then the ones I've previously purchased at Target and even the diaper quality looks different. I didn't pay any mind to my observations as my son truly needed diapers ASAP. But after the blowouts and the constant leaks I was disappointed with my purchase. I wanted to save a little but it definitely ends up costing more! Will stick to purchasing from actual stores

6 persons found it helpful

Not FAKE!

Ok, people... these are genuine Pampers diapers regardless of the fact that they no longer have Sesame Street characters on them! Really, this is ridiculous.. Pampers did not renew their contract with Sesame Street and so are no longer able to use their characters, the names or the name "Sesame Street". You may be able to purchase packs or boxes with the characters still on them, this is because they're stock leftover before the change took place. Simple as that. I guess we should just look at the facts, do they hold in pee? Do they hold in poop? Are they absorbent? Do they fit well? Do they prevent leaks? For us, these diapers check all those boxes and we love them! This is some of the best pricing I've seen for so many diapers. True they don't have the little characters so many people are upset about, but as far as functionality (which is what matters to me!) These diapers fit the bill. I realize that every child is different and these may not work for everyone but we are more than happy

5 persons found it helpful

Best brand!

I have tried Pampers, Huggies, and Costco brand and these diapers are definitely my favorite to use on my daughter. I've never experienced any leaks or have had any blow-outs using Pampers. I love how many come in a box, although with my baby it's definitely not a one month supply ðŸ¤£ maybe a few weeks at best. Still, my favorite brand and very dependable diapers

5 persons found it helpful

Good diapers overall. Soft, absorbent, and enough leakproof!

These are really good baby diapers. Works great and does the job what it is meant for. This could be our to-go baby diaper going forward. My 2 cents below: Pros: - These are good and absorbent. Works fine for the day and night both - These are soft and comfortable. Not too thick making the baby restless. Thin and works great for absorbing - The tabs are easy to deal with and create a good fit with no gaps - Wetness indicator is a great feature in diapers these days and these have it too - Fits well and holds fine - Comes in nice prints. That doesn't matter much to us but still if you care about the diaper being fancy - Diapers is hypoallergenic - Free of parabens Cons: - Don't see any yet but these are definitely a little expensive in this competitive marke

4 persons found it helpful

No More Explosions!

We switched from the Target brand diapers to Pampers because our 5 month old kept having #2's leak through the diaper. These diapers worked great! We had a few explosions with them but not as many with the Target brand diapers. The pampers diapers were also very heavy (absorbed a ton of pee) after a full night sleep with no pee leaks. Pampers are definitely worth the extra money

4 persons found it helpful

Pampers Diapers Size 3

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59 Reviews

Don't let the thinness fool you.

Haven't had one complaint from my baby

Fave

Try them for yourself

Written by a cloth-diapering mom

Leaks and blowouts expected

Not FAKE!

Best brand!

Good diapers overall. Soft, absorbent, and enough leakproof!

No More Explosions!