Pampers Reviews

The absolute best disposable diapers I have found are Pampers Premium. They can last more than 12 hours which is totally wonderful as it means I don't have to change nappies in the middle of the night. I learned early on that to do so is like kamikaze. It just jolts baby into wakefullness, and unless you have an ideal baby who sleeps on cue, there ...  Read the complete review

Well here I go again, I'm writing this review today as I went to see my son today and even got to change him for the first time (not looking for sympathy my son was born 3 months premature he is not 6 weeks old) and it brought back memories of me always always using pampers with my daughter now 3 years of age and my mothers always swear by Pampers ...  Read the complete review

most of the time i buy pampers but odd times you find that the nappies leak small gem cristles which should not happen. i have also found this with some of the batches of huggies. it happens mostly when my baby has slept through the night but this should not happen atall. i will keep buying pampers as i feel these are the most easy to use and are ...  Read the complete review

I assumed when my daughter was born that the pampers baby dry would be the best way to go as they were advertised everywhere and it seemed to be what everyone was buying. However I think I was wrong. We struggled to work out which size to buy for starters as they were very tight around the legs (although this may be because my baby had very chubby ...  Read the complete review

Very good nappy in general, prevent leaks, holds enough of contents not to have to worry through the night. Good generous sizes, well fitting. I have two babies, one has small legs and the other has fat legs, I have had trouble getting nappies to fit without making marks on them. My only real complaint is the protective balm that is added. ...  Read the complete review

Pampers are one of the most expensive premium brands of nappies, so they must be the best, right? Well, not necessarily. There are three types of Pampers nappies: the New Baby Total Care, Baby Dry, and Active Fit ranges. I have used New Baby Total Care nappies for both of my sons and been very pleased with them; they are extremely ...  Read the complete review

Pampers. Nappies pads, I have changed many a nappy in my day I still prefer terry nappies the new shaped ones are great, didn?t have them when my daughter was a baby in fact disposables had only just become available. In general they were not as good as modern ones. At work I have used many a disposable nappy/pad. ...  Read the complete review

********UPDATE (25/9/2002)********* I've had a bit of a falling out with Pampers this last week or so. After spending £12.50 on a box of 80 size 5 nappies, I found most of them to be defective in that the wing where the left hand tab is attached is not very stable and tears away with the slightest pressure. Also they are not holding ...  Read the complete review

I put a pampers on my 4month old son at 7pm and he never woke up for a feed till 7.50am the next morning.On checking his pyjamas he was still dry.Using a cheap nappy during the day he was dry for 1 hour only, his vest was drenched so i rate pampers as the best.Also i have noticed that the cheaper nappies leave the baby sore all my children have ...  Read the complete review

When buying disposable nappys even books like Your Pregnancy by Bounty states that "The cheapest disposables tend to leak. Generally speaking, well known brands can work out cheaper in practice." Thats coming from a well known book that is given to every mother to be in England in their free gift pack. Theres two main brands of ...  Read the complete review

I am so excited........There at last is a nappy that does mean I have to use more than one nappy per nappy change. I have just discovered the pampers active nappy range and I have to say they are wonderful. nOW I hear what you are thinking, how can this person get so excited about nappies. Well let me give you an illustration of ...  Read the complete review

They say on the advert for these new baby nappies that poo happens, and as a new mother to a delightful but very pooey baby boy, I can heartily agree!!! Being the organized type of person that I am, since being twenty weeks pregnant, every time I went to Tesco's I bought something for “bump”, either nappies or wipes or ...  Read the complete review

I usually purchase Pampers Baby Dry, but I was in a shop and they had a special on the larger pack of Pampers Premiums New Baby with Total Care. They advertise that the inner liner is made of a soft woven mesh that allows newborn liquid poo to absorb into the nappy better, in addition to the usual Pampers features such as a breatheable outer liner ...  Read the complete review

Ever since my darling daughter was a week old she has suffered from terrible sensitive skin, she was prescribed oilatum for her bath and the cream which helped a lot but she has been very prone to a sore bottom :(. We have tried allsorts from sudocrem, metanium and a cream given to me from a friend callled conotrane, nothing helped and nappy ...  Read the complete review

Hi, my daughter came out of hospital with our beautiful grandson (well all babies are beautiful to me).Anyway more to the point as any new mum knows trying to find the best nappy and quite fast is a task in itself. My daughter tried the newborn pampers. The baby weighed in at 7lb 9oz so an average size.She found the pampers nappies in ...  Read the complete review

ive 6 kids so have over the last seventeen kids have tried nearly every disposable on the market, i can really say that for my kids they have been the all round winner, i feel in general nappies are over priced, but if you have to get them, then these are very good quality, they have pleenty of different sizes available to fit all ages and sizes, ...  Read the complete review

In the two and a half years since my daughter was born, I have tried numerous different brands of nappies, and have come to two conclusions; with nappies, you really do get what you pay for, and pampers are the best disposable nappies around, both from a price and quality perspective. My daughter often had problems with nappy rash, hence us ...  Read the complete review

When I found out that I was pregnant with my son George (now 2 years old) I thought I would stock up on nappies. I'd heard that Pampers were good, so i bought lots of the mini size nappies. They were suitable for babies from 6lb. When George was born, though, I found that these nappies leaked. George weighed 6lb 14ozs at birth, but I ...  Read the complete review

When my baby son was four months old, he was diagnosed with ezcema. It wasn't severe, but he did have a particularly troublesome area on his tummy, at the top of his nappy. I used to leave him nappy-less as much as possible, to let the air to it, but even with cream, it wasn't improving. I tried various different types and makes of ...  Read the complete review

I recenently bought a bag of pampers nappies where as I usally use huggies but chemist had sold out. I found that the nappies have changed a lot since I last used them three years ago. Pampers say they keep wetness away from the skin I have found they dont and when a child wees in them they let off an awful smell. Pampers used to be good nappies ...  Read the complete review