Pampers Baby-Dry Nappies Reviews

Having three young children aged 5, 3 and 1 I have been changing nappies constantly for the last 5 years, I can't wait until my youngest is potty trained and then I can have a break from my every day task. Over the years I must have spent a fortune on nappies, especially seen as the only two brands I use are Pampers and Huggies which are probably ...  Read the complete review

i bought these when Huggies -my number one brand! went a bit rubbish and also buy them when Huggies not availble. I dont really like any of there nappies even though these are the best ones out of all the ones them do There ok. The problem I have is I buy ones that are 12 hours as my children (1 and 2) sleep that so I need them to hold alot ...  Read the complete review

I've been using nappies for some time now as I've only recently got my eldest son potty trainned and also have a new baby. I have tried just about ever brand of nappy out there in a bid to save money but have finally come to the conclusion that Pampers baby dry are best and when bought in jumbo packs on special offer from supermarkets are very ...  Read the complete review

I've been using pampers baby dry since my child no longer fitted into another brand of pampers(made especially for very youn children) Its the only nappy that prevents leaks altogether. My boy would drink alot of milk throughout the night so that meant a full nappy.However,with pampers baby dry,I've yet to experience a wet bed. On two ...  Read the complete review

Having just come too close for comfort to a leaky poo-filled nappy with my youngest son, I felt compelled to review the brand I've been using. Not, as you might expect, to have a rant about the poor quality but to confirm that this is (thankfully) such a rare occurance with Pampers Baby Dry Nappies that they are worthy of praise ...  Read the complete review

At the start i wondered what the difference between these and Active Fit were so off to the internet i went - these Baby Dry are for night time as they keep baby dry for up to 12 hours. I certainly recommend them as my baby is a wriggler and even he manages to last the night wirthout kicking these off. However i am going to be honest and say at ...  Read the complete review

The decision on which type of nappy to buy is one that companies know once you find a product you like you do tend to stick to it highly advertise. I personally have received money off vouchers and samples through the post. They are frequently on offer to try to tempt you to their product. I am like they predict someone who now tends to ...  Read the complete review

There are so many different types of disposable nappies on the market these days. But do they not all do exactly the same thing? The basic principle is surely the same: to prevent any of your little darling's unmentionables soiling the carpets. I like to think of myself as a nappy-tart, and I'll buy just about any brand as long as the price is ...  Read the complete review

My niece, Ruby, is 4 months now and has moved up from Huggies Newborn Size 2 to these Pampers Baby-Dry Nappies in Size 3 Midi. This size is designed for babies who weigh 4-9kgs (9-20lbs) and you get 38 unisex nappies for £5.98 from Tesco stores although these are often on special offer £5.00 each, 2 for £10.00 or similar. The nappies ...  Read the complete review