Review on 👶 Medline - MBD2007Z Baby Diapers Size 7, 41+ lbs. (Pack of 25) by Sarah Moore

They fit like normal baby nappies. The child lies on his back and the diaper is fastened with Velcro fasteners that rotate on the sides. Then, after it's closed, there are enough elastics where they can stretch up and down like underwear and tighten around the child's ankles, but still allow the child to move and spread their legs enough to be on the potty to sit. They're really good if you're potty trained but then take trips (underwear is best for potty training because it feels uncomfortable when dirty/wet but then diapers that pull up and down, good if you travel because accidents in public are embarrassing and difficult to clean up). Easy to use for me and baby. If your little one doesn't turn on his back to put on a diaper, throws tantrums and wants the diaper to be worn like underwear, that's the only reason not to buy it. diaper, but I think that's because it's a small pack, and Medline diapers are actually cheap for good quality when you buy a big pack. Currently, 25 packs of size 4 Medline diapers cost over 50 cents per diaper. it's high But right now at Revain, 200 packs of size 4 Medline diapers cost 28 cents each, compared to 32 cents per pull-up diaper. All in all a really good product.