Review on Pampers Pull On Cruisers 360° Fit Diapers Size 4 - 62 Count, Stretchy Waistband, Super Pack (Packaging May Vary) by Maria Hanson

I've read many reviews critical of this product but had a few needs that I thought should be addressed these diapers would fulfill her. I'll address both: I tried this type of diaper because 1) my daughter often refuses to go to bed to change her diaper and 2) regular diapers seemed to give her waist problems - she has chunky little hips but diaper sizes fit so , often flabby and tight around their waists. These diapers are perfect to solve those problems! The belt keeps the diapers in place and they're certainly easier (although not necessarily very easy) to put on when she's standing (although it's probably just as, if not a little, more difficult to put on these diapers when she wants to lie down in diapers on). compared to normal diapers). Now for my experience with some of the reviews I read: - Do they keep waste well? We had no issues with leaks when she wore them. We also had no problems with feces remaining in the diaper when the diaper was removed. That being said, if your baby has very soft poo, I can see it will be more difficult. Pages too easy to break or not easy enough? I found the strength of the sides to be perfect - strong enough to stay intact when baby is put on and carried but tears easily enough if you need to take it off - is it easy to dispose of? I had no problem using the tape on the back of the diaper to keep the folded diaper closed. My husband had a little trouble getting the tape off, but he rolled up the diaper and fastened it with no problem. - In order to put pants on, you had to put them on completely. that's true, but you really have to ask yourself if this is a problem for your particular child. My baby often moves too much to hold her pants by the ankles when changing her diaper, so we almost always take her pants off anyway, so it wasn't a big deal for us.