Cruisers Diapers - Size 5-96 ct

Love these!I spent a lot of time researching and looking at forums, and even the Pampers website itself, because they honestly create a lot of confusion about what diaper is best for overnight, and has the most absorbency.When looking at the package for Pampers "Baby Dry", you assume that these must be the longest lasting - right? They show off the big clock indicating 12 hour protection/etc... Well -- that's not the case!From all the research I've done and read postings by official Pampers reps, both the Cruisers and the Swaddlers contain their "Premium Absorbency" -- (better than any of their other diapers). Soo... What's this tell you??? It was already known, due to their stretchy nature that the cruisers and swaddlers are best during the day, but it just so happens that they are the best for SLEEPING and long-overnight protection as well.So you can now purchase either these cruisers or the swaddlers and rest comforted knowing that they are the best for your little one, regardless of the time of day!If you want an example... I do serve as one. The reason I spent so much time researching this topic was because for a long time, I thought I was using "the best" - by using the "Baby Dry" diapers for my daughter overnight... Well -- it was a common occurrence for her to wake up soaked in the morning! It was depressing, because I thought we were using the best...Well anyway - after changing nothing else, we switched to the cruisers for all day and night, and maybe only had about 1 instance/example of a wet baby (or crib) in the last 2 months. I am a believer! Plus they smell good and fit well to boot!

Why did I wait so long to switch from Swaddlers to Cruisers?? I was a 100% Pampers Swaddlers faithful. I had read other reviews of the horrific rashes and whatnot that can happen with the overnight diapers or baby dry...and that totally scared me from switching to anything but swaddlers. However one day we were completely out of diapers and only had access to some cruisers. I skeptically used them on my baby worrying the whole time. But they ended up working so much better than the swaddlers! Sure, these don't have the indicator line, but by this point we're all pee/poo experts. If it's squishy it's pee; if it's stinky it's a poo. I don't need a line to tell me that. The cruisers allow for more movement, and are less bunchy overall. It's basically just like the swaddlers but made for babies who crawl/walk/run. Also, the designs are so cute. I know, that isn't a functional aspect of the diaper, but it's just so much cuter than the plain ol' white ones. I've completely switched over to the cruisers. They even hold up better overnight. Not a single leak.

I will preface this review with saying that we mostly use cloth diapers for our son. That being said, we started with Pampers Swaddlers until he passed size 2. We only use disposable diapers when we travel and were happy with the Swaddlers. We never had any issue with them.When my son moved to size 3 we tried a small package of Huggies Little Movers and I wasn't a fan. They just didn't feel as nice. I switched to the Pampers Cruisers and love them. They are a natural progression from the Swaddlers, but work better now that he is moving all over the place. The Cruisers do not have the wetness line, but we are far past the need for that. Especially from using cloth 90% of the time.Anyways, these diapers fit well, rarely leak (though cloth leaks less), and are easy to put on. That's all I want from them and they delivered.

I did a lot of research and I'm pretty sure Amazon offers the lowest price on Pampers. They've always shipped to me VERY quickly (within 2-3 days) and I don't even have Prime.For awhile I used the Target diapers but we started having leakage problems with them. Since switching to Pampers we've never had a problem, even overnight. For overnight I ended up buying one size bigger. This works well for us. My daughter is 17 months and during the day she wears a size 4, but at night she wears a size 5.They are slightly baby powder scented, which I don't mind, but if you are sensitive to fragrance, you probably won't like these diapers.

I have had my baby in Pampers Swaddlers Sensitive diapers since birth. She's now almost 9 months and beginning to crawl around so I thought I would try the Cruisers. It wasn't too clear in the description what the differences were between the swaddlers and cruisers, so I thought I'd write a review to let you know. 1) The cruisers do NOT have a wetness indicator strip on the outside/front (swaddlers sensitive do). 2) The padding on the inside of the diaper is different -- the swaddlers have sort of a webbing (I believe we call this dry-weave on feminine pads), the crusiers do NOT. 3) The overall design of the diapers seem pretty similar -- elastic in all the same places as far as I can tell, same type of velcro system used to close the diaper, the only minor difference which I don't expect will impact its effectiveness is the crusiers have a bit less "curve" on the top of the front and back. I will attach pictures with side by side comparisons. They seem to fit my baby fine and are working okay so far, so I will give them 4 stars. But I think when I finish these I will go back to the swaddlers sensitive diaper for the dry weave and the wetness indicator.

I find Pampers have always worked best for my daughter. I know it's kid to kid, but these have never left her with an irritated rear, the diapers have never leaked (except user error when grandparents or friends change the diapers and don't do it right). Not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for. They tend to hold up, tabs don't rip, and does what a diaper should do. Worth trying if you are trying to find the best brand. However, if you're up to size 4, you probably have already figured out your brand preference.