Diapers Size 3, 128 Count - Pampers Cruisers 360° Fit Disposable Baby Diapers, Enormous Pack (Packaging May Vary)

These are great for a squirmy baby who hates a diaper change! We have not experienced leaks with these, only when it was time to size up. The sides that tear also make cleaning up messes easier

My son has been using Pampers 360 fit exclusively for about 2 months now. These have been wonderful for him and we plan to use them until we transition to pull-ups. They are very soft and stretchy, which we love, because we know that the waistband isnt too tight or irritating on his waist. They are very absorbent and work great both during the day and at night. As others have said, yes, you do have to remove the childs pants/shoes to use these. Thats a minor inconvenience and something we knew and expected going in. In order to remove them, you rip the sides. We would recommend these for active toddlers but not for young babies. The fit, which some have complained about in other reviews, is totally subjective. In our case, these fit our son great and weve never had a blowout or leak.

I cant tell if I love or hate these diapers. On one hand, the 360 elastic waistband looks and feels oh so comfy and I imagine my daughter thinks so as well. I have used these during the day as well as overnight; our daughter is sleeping 8 hrs, sometimes 12 hrs straight and these have not leaked on us once (she has leaked through diapers of another brand, more than once). The negative, I suppose, is that I actually find these far more difficult to put on compared to regular diapers. It may be because our daughter is currently going through a phase where she HATES being laid down on her back and so, the act of having to lay her down twice per change (once to remove the dirty diaper, and then again after standing her up to pull her clean diaper up in order to snap together her onesie and put her pants back on) is a real struggle. We have tried pulling them up while shes laying down by lifting her legs and scooting them up; this is sometimes successful but always a challenge that just prolongs the entire experience. If you like to put a clean diaper under your baby before you start the changing process, just in case, keep in mind you wont be able to do that with these. Diaper removal is easy peasy. Just tear away at the sides, roll and tape. Unfortunately, you cant really bundle these diapers up as tightly as you can with traditional disposables. The sides remain open, which will make the odor of poopy diapers a little more difficult to contain without the help of a diaper genie, scented diaper bags or simply taking the trash out frequently. I was concerned about the sides tearing while wearing, or trying to pull them up, but theyre pretty sturdy and we havent ran into a single instance where theyve teared on us before we were ready for the diaper to be removed. Overall, I love the fit, feel and perceived comfort of these diapers and they havent once leaked on us nor have we had any blowouts (though we came close on two occasions). They are more difficult, in my opinion, to put on then traditional diapers and disposal is a bit messier/smellier because the sides remain open even after the diaper is rolled up. Overall, I really like these diapers Im just not sure if the struggle of getting these on my daughter is worth it.

Changing my crawling baby started to become a chore that I hated. My son immediately flips to his knees when you put him on his back to change his diaper. With these 360 diapers I can quickly change him before he crawls away. We have had one or two leaks with these diapers but I just ordered my second pack.

I have tried pull-ups from other brands in the past and never liked them, so I approached these with skepticisms. But I was unlucky to be able to test them while my 17 year-old was in the midst of the worse case of diarrhea the poor kid has had in her life (wont go into nasty details but its vile, vile stuff). And these pull-ups have held like champs; theres barely been a leak, which was short of miraculous. They also hold pee for a very long time. On top of that, theyre pleasing-looking (mostly white, with very low-key designs), have a nice and not overpowering talcum-like scents and are super easy to slip on and take off (just rip the sides by the seams -- its kind of fun to do).

Worked great for daytime use for 15 month old

We love these diapers!!!! My son is not one to lay down on his back nicely for a diaper change. These diapers you just tear the sides and it’s off! Putting on is easy breezy as he just steps into to them like shorts. They don’t look big and bulky under clothes but yet are super absorbent. We won’t be turning back to normal Velcro like diapers!!

Amazing no rashes or rubbing on hips. Very comfortable for baby

I’m a die hard pampers swaddles lover. After trying out all the fancy organic diapers — I can’t give up the security of pampers swaddles, so .. as my toddler has grown out of swaddles, I cried.. what Will I do to keep her pees and poos secure and also diaper rash away?!?! Little miss independent read a book on pulling your pants up and down and I KNEW I had to try these pull up like diapers!!! I know this is a new product and see people ask about it in mommy groups so I wanted to shout out here. Got these for my small size 23 month old in hopes to potty train - potty training didn’t happen yet but that’s another story. toddler is small, has a medium belly and some good size thighs (got what her mama gave her!) — I say this because.... these pull up type diapers do stay up on her even when she has refused to let me change her all day and has 6 cups of juice worth of pee in them— but she clearly has a large load of pee damagingly and her walk changes. I’d imagine if she was a string bean they’d fall down once a sprinkle of tinkle was in them. They keep the poop in but only because I change her immediately because she announces “I poop” and it’s a terrible smell. I’d imagine if she kept it in there, it would eventually get out. I love the independence she has and can get them up and down AND it has a little blue plastic on it you pull and it is a way to tie up that disgusting diaper as you toss it in the trash!!! I didn’t read about that (so tireeed) so I initially was pulling them off and thinking “why did they put this here?!” — it’s actually very valuable.

Great for toddler boys who refuse to change laying down