👧 Pampers Advanced Trainers for Girls - 66-Count, Promoting Comfort and Learning Review

I decided to try them after my daughter started using the potty more often and was trying to get rid of nappies altogether. I found them ok but no better than Easy Ups. As others have mentioned, my daughter has never talked about feeling wet more than with diapers or Easy Ups. If you just like the convenience of pulling something up instead of a diaper, try Easy Ups first. They're cheaper (sometimes more than cruisers) and just as good as they are in my opinion.

I think pull ups and light lifts are just a marketing ploy by diaper companies to get our kids to wear diapers longer. They make parents feel like we're doing something for potty training, but we're not really doing anything. We bought these along with the moisturizing liner for our daughter to work out. That does not work. By the time she was 2 she was smart enough to realize it was just another diaper. Babies are smarter than we think. We used the whole box and then I replaced them with real…

I've been using feel N learns to tutor my almost 3 year old daughter since she was 6 months old and so far she hasn't had a problem with diaper rash. I've recently transitioned from using diapers and pull-ups occasionally to using pull-ups regularly. only to finally realize that doing those particular pull-ups gave her a rash. I believe this is due to the lack of air circulation and because babies hold urine longer making it more concentrated when peeing (concentration = harmful) and therefore…