Pampers Premium

Pros: Pretty much everything about them
Cons: haven't found any

I am a self avowed cheapo, so I have made it my mission to find the best diaper bargain. In terms of effectiveness, availability and cost, Pamper's premium wins over most economy brands. They never leak, their interior stays dry after even after use,...

Pros: cloth like material, soft inner lining, adjustable velcro tabs, well worth every penny
Cons: not as cheap as leading brand therefore you get less for the money

I love Pampers Premium and would not switch for anything. This is my third child and first time using Pampers. Wish I had given them a chance with the first one. I like the cloth like material and the soft inner lining. The adjustable tabs with a...

Pros: No rashes and very soft
Cons: somewhat pricey

I have been using Pampers Premium since my daughter was born 15 mths. ago and not one rash to date!! I find that very impressive. My girlfriend would rather spend less money on diapers and her daughter has paid the price in rash after rash.
I...

Pros: cloth feel, super absorbancy
Cons: little more expensive

We have been using pampers premium since the day our son was born. They used them in the hospital, and they were just great. when we got home, we had samples from other manufacturers, but they just didn't compare. they seemed flimsy in comparison, and...

Pros: SUPER soft!
Cons: more expensive than most!

Pampers Premium diapers are my absolute favorite diapers! I have tried many different brands and many different types. This is the ultimate diaper. It is definitely worth the few extra bucks!

I love the fact that these diapers are cotton on...

Pros: Does not leak, even after sleeping all night.
Cons: Cost more then any other kind of diaper.

PAMPERS PREMIUM

I have been buying diapers for almost three years now, and before that I used whatever my sister brought for her kids. Until I finally broke down and spent more on the pampers baby dry, did I realize that...

Pros: roomier, hard to tear tabs
Cons: I can't find a package larger than 36 diapers

When I had my son, Pampers is what they used in the hospital. I figured they probably knew what they were talking about so I bout Pampers to use at home, too. I liked the fact that they had a notch cut out for a newborn's healing belly button. When my...

Pros: Absorbent, tough
Cons: none

When my daughter was first born, I was obsessed with buying all the "right" products for her. And since diapers are used more than any other product, I worked extra hard to research which brands were best. From talking to other moms to...

Pros: Stretchy Tabs for better fit.
Cons: Velcro...allowing child to remove.

I was buying Pampers in Wal*Mart for my six month old daughter when I saw a display table for Pampers. There was a sweet "grandma-type" lady handing out stickers. I ask her what the difference is between the Premium and the Baby-dry diapers....

Pros: Absorbency, protect babies skin, help keep stool from going over back
Cons: None

My husband and I are expecting our second child in 2 weeks. We discovered Pampers Premium when our daughter was born. We like this particular diaper because it seemed to protect our daughter's skin from moisture better than other diapers. In fact,...

Pros: cloth like feel, easy velcro like fastening system, keeps leaks out
Cons: none

I am a loyal Pampers customer and I give five stars for Pampers Premium. It is the only diaper on the market that I have used that has prevented leaks, even when we have those occasional blow outs! I also like that Pampers Premiums have a cloth like feel...

Pros: Fits hard to fit babies; hold lots!
Cons: Expensive!; cloth cover sometimes feels damp

I tried Pampers Premium after having problems finding diapers that fit my long but not so chubby son. It seemed every diaper leaked horribly and just did not fit. These diapers saved the day however.

He sleeps in these diapers at night without...

Pros: cheeper, no leaks, no diaper rash
Cons: none

When my son was born the hospital gave us Huggies. However, we went out and bought Pampers right away. They just work better. They are easier to get on, they look better, and they stop leaks.

There are two more things that make Pampers...

Pros: The notch for the cord
Cons: Doesn't have the cloth-feeling cover

I am currently expecting another baby in January. I did not use Pampers but Huggies for my son, who is still wearing diapers. However, I have since been introduced to Pampers Newborn Size. I love how they have the notch cut out for the umbilical cord....

Pros: stretch to fit, very absorbent, no leaks
Cons: expensive

From the first moment my baby was born I wanted to do everything to make her comfortable and happy. I couldn't imagine being a baby and have to wear a diaper in which I had to sit in if it were wet or dirty even for a second. With the day to day of...