Pampers Diapers Premium Protection, 647.19 g

I'm genuinely surprised at some of the other reviews on here for the Pampers nappies in general. We've been buying Pampers Premium Protection from Amazon and Tesco (depending on price and how quickly we've needed them) for the last 4.5 years, and have never noticed any difference between the two other than the packaging and pack sizes. They are the same quality and work the same, they don't leave marks on our daughters' skin and the tabs work fine. Leaks happen with all nappies, again we've never noticed any difference (make sure the frilly bits around the legs aren't tucked inside and you can fold the back over 1cm to help stop poo shooting up their backs as some other nappies like Mamia or Lupilu are a bit more elasticated across this back bit, so this is probably the only fault I find with these nappies). We use Pampers despite them being more expensive than supermarket own brands because our daughters are allergic to other nappies (eczema and extreme nappy rash with any other brand). I really like the wetness indicator, particularly for newborns because you can quickly see through a vest leg-hole whether the nappy needs changing, rather than poking them and waking them up or having to undress them. Amazon track the supermarket prices quite well so it's worth comparing before you buy. The boxes they come in are quite useful for storing baby clothes etc in, and the plastic packaging can be recycled in your local supermarket carrier bag collection boxes. We do use the other Pampers nappies at night - Baby Dry - because they last longer without leaking, so if baby sleeps through the night (ha ha), you don't want to be waking them up just to change a nappy. The main difference seems to be that these Premium Protection nappies have the wetness indicator, which the Baby Dry don't, but the Baby Dry have channels so that if baby is sleeping in one position all night the channels spread the wetness evenly across the nappy rather than it collecting in one point and then leaking when it's full. The one thing I would say is don't bother with the Size 2 nappies for Pampers as the absorbancy isn't much better than the Size 1 but they are more expensive. You would be better off staying in the cheaper Size 1s until baby outgrows them (all babies are different so this may not correspond precisely to the weight guide on the packet) and then go straight to Size 3 as they are consecutive weight-wise (Size 1 is 2-5kg and Size 3 is 6-10kg) but the absorption of the Size 3 is much better than Size 2. We bought one of the jumbo packs of Size 2 and barely got through them all before needing the next size up.

Love pampers nappies! I know lots of people swear my the supermarket brands but I have never had any leakage problems with pampers and my little girl has never had nappy rash and I only put cream on at night. Also they are nice and white so when she’s wearig light coloured clothes you don’t see a colourful nappy underneath. Even though you don’t really need them at this age it’s still nice to have the wetness indicator too which is a little yellow strip that turns blue when the nappy is wet. I would highly recommend these nappies especially from amazon subscribe and save and especially if you are on prime and get the nappy discount as they work out great value!

These diapers suit my little one and there is no better place then amazon to buy these. The delivery is always on time and the quantity for the price is unbeatable. The product itself is really amazing. We stuck to this from birth and I think we are not going change it now. Quality wise it is very good as caused no rashes or any other skin conditions to the baby. I would rate them the best diapers for baby, but still urge that you try before you go for a box.

I’m a first time mum and I must say I was absolutely clueless about what would make a good nappy. About 800 poop explosions later I feel a lot more informed and I’ve got nothing but good things to say about these! They’ve contained many a river of poo that has streamed out of my child, they have the helpful blue line indicator and I love that they send a box for the month; nice and easy for me to get once a month and just use as we go. I actually think it’s great value considering how much it’s saved us, obviously not good for the planet, but other than that I love them.

I actually really hate that I like these so much. We originally were using supermarket own brand which did the job fine until lockdown when suddenly we were completely unable to get any. Pampers were all that were available. The absorbency compared to the brand we used before is so much better and we have significantly less leakage when there is a particularly explosive poo. We’ve had absolutely no nappy rash since switching to these. I hate that I like them so much because they are pricey but now I’ve tried them for my baby we couldn’t switch back.

The best quality. They do sit quite low in our opinion but the absorption is excellent.

Absolutely love how convenient it is to buy pampers monthly pack of nappies!At a good price for a good quality product I am happy!These pampers have a wet indicator on which is a yellow line that turns blue when baby has a wet nappy.They absorb urine and poo really well even breastfed baby poo!They are soft against babies skin.I will always buy these off this seller now instead of the shop.

I like the price tag as it is no where near as expensive as the pure, but you get the same nappy. My daughter has had a lot of time in hospital in her hospital bed and these nappies have kept away the soreness that other brands bring. soft and worth every penny plus the design is nice and it has the blue line that indicates a wet nappy.