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- Best diapers for newborns Pampers Swaddlers Sensitive *Est. $0
- Best for older babies Pampers Baby Dry *Est. $0
- Cloth diapers BumGenius One-Size *Est. $20
- Eco-friendly disposable diapers Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers *Est. $0
- Training pants Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Training Pants *Est. $0
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- Excellent leak prevention
- Durable fasteners
- Flexible sides for a comfortable fit
- Larger sizes accommodate bigger babies
- More expensive than other brands
- Not appropriate for younger babies and newborns
In comparative reviews, Pampers Cruisers diapers are top-rated for leakage prevention and fastener quality. These diapers are meant for older and more active babies (16 to about 41 pounds); if your child is younger, you're better off with Pampers Swaddlers Sensitive (*Est. 30 cents each) which come in three sizes for babies and newborns. Many parents with larger babies are pleased that Pampers Cruisers come in a size 7 to fit toddlers over 40 pounds.
ConsumerReports.org includes Pampers Cruisers diapers in its latest category roundup, and asks parents to try out these diapers over the course of two weeks and report on the results. We also found useful information in one popular baby-gear book, a baby products poll about diapers in a blog on About.com, and parent reviews posted on Amazon.com, Diapers.com and Viewpoints.com.
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Our Sources
1. ConsumerReports.org
In the course of 10 days, 14 families try out seven brands of diapers, including major brands like Pampers and Huggies. ConsumerReports.org says the gap is closing between national and store brands.
Review: Disposable Diapers, Editors of ConsumerReports.org, April 2007
2. Baby BargainsDetails/Subscribe
This book's recommendations for best diaper brands are a bit vague, but the major brands are discussed. The Fields admit that "writing about disposable diapers is a bit like trying to nail Jell-O to the wall" because of the constant changes and improvements in diaper design.
Review: Diapers, enise Fields and Alan Fields, Eighth edition, 2009
3. About.com
In this informal poll, About.com's baby products guide invites parents to vote on their favorite brands. The overwhelming choice at the time of our last visit was Huggies, which received 45 percent of the more than 4,000 votes that are cast. Pampers placed second with 26 percent of votes, however, only the brand is rated, not specific diapers. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)
Review: Baby Products Poll: Which Disposable Diaper Is Best?, Heather Corley
4. Amazon.com
The 400 user reviews on Amazon.com give Pampers Cruisers a very high average rating of 4.5 stars out of five. Most say they're worth the extra money over store brands.
Review: Pampers Cruisers, Contributors to Amazon.com
5. Diapers.com
Pampers Cruisers are a top choice of users posting to this site. Pampers Cruisers earn high average ratings from more than 270 parents, most of whom say they are well worth the price.
Review: Pampers Cruisers, Contributors to Diapers.com
Over 180 parent and caregiver reviewers give Pampers Cruisers an average rating of 4.5 out of five stars on Viewpoints.com. Parents note that the higher price is worth not having to change more frequently due to leaks.
Review: Pampers Cruisers Reviews, Contributors to Viewpoints.com
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