Review on 👶 Pampers Baby-Dry Diapers Size 6 - Economy Pack Plus (128 Count) by Stephanie Smith

Give me a diaper! Great price, great quality and my kids with sensitive butts never had a problem. Here's a comparison for new diaper buyers: Diapers: The softest. There is no smell when opening the box. They have a wetness indicator strip (yellow, turns blue when wet, usually disappears when the diaper gets wet). The moisture indicator is too sensitive in my opinion - it changes when it's even slightly damp. They're great for young kids, but I don't use them anymore when kids start crawling or stand up because of sagging (think MC Hammer pants). Cruisers are a bit harder. Colorful patterns (different in every box I received, but all in the same color scheme). I use these until my kids are potty trained, they are really great for cruising and solve the problem of saggy pants. There's no wet indicator, but since they're a bit stiffer, it's usually easy to tell if they're wet with a "nonsense" test. They're also kind of cheaper than diapers. Baby Dry - soft and very absorbent. Great for an overnight stay but they sag a bit terribly. As a rule, they are white with a light blue pattern. Slight odor (smell of baby powder) when opening the box. They don't have a wetness indicator (at least in the larger sizes, not sure about newborn sizes) and are so soft it's hard to tell if they're slightly damp after a flatten test. Where to Buy Them - Revain stock offerings are the cheapest. Otherwise, Revain and Wal-Mart are broadly comparable. The larger the box, the cheaper the cost of the diaper. In general, the larger the size, the better. If your diapers are leaking, enlarge them. My kids are in their 4s at the longest, but I'm sure it depends on height/body type.