Review on 👶 Pampers Swaddlers Diapers, Super Pack - Newborn/Size 1 (8-14 lb), 96 Count - Disposable Baby Diapers (Packaging May Vary) by Adam Smith

I'm pretty happy with Pampers, although some claims seem a little useless to me. The belly button curve on them is minimal and I don't find it really makes much of a difference. The diaper is deep enough and there is so little movement in the area that a navel bulge just doesn't seem necessary to me. I haven't had any issues with my belly button and the belly button healing and the belly button bend just seems extra which I didn't really need. It looks like not much has changed in Outbreak Defense. They can go a little higher and offer some protection by being tight, bigger, and longer, but they're not infallible. Sometimes it just happens. No matter how snug and comfortable it is, no matter the angle. It's just something to note. However, they have good absorbency. They can get through most of the night with no issues and are definitely great for car rides. They hold moisture like a bay and protect car seats and strollers. They seem thinner than others but they are breathable and I don't notice a lot of sweat especially around my back and hips. This is a plus for me as it seems to help reduce irritation and rashes. I haven't noticed anything about the rash on the underside, but I'm pretty busy. I appreciate the humidity gauge. It works well. The tongues are easy to work with and will not come loose or lose adhesion. I haven't had as many issues with spaces or leaks. I use diaper pants but they have cute little patterns on them. When the weather gets warmer, it's good to have breathable diapers. Qty 96 is a bit pricey but they are good. I find up to 14lbs is a stretch but I've used them at 5lbs 9oz even though they offer at least 8lbs. They're great for newborns who aren't preterm, but I'd argue that 10-12 pounds really is the upper limit. They stretch a bit but 14 seems like the upper limit for a size 1 to me.