Amazon Brand - Mama Bear Plush Protection Diapers - Size 7, 23 Count, Hypoallergenic Premium Disposable Baby Diapers

I love how soft these are. Super absorbent. And for diapers they are truly at a reasonable price. I’ve bought these a few times now and will continue till we phase out of the diaper stage!

I was skeptical at first trying out the plush version of this diaper because I thought the mama bear gentle touch was just OK and you can find a better diaper for the same price point. I saw these on prime day for the same price as the gentle touch and said why not. I was very, very impressed. They are soft and flexible with a satin-like exterior; similar to the feel of a hello bello diaper. The plush version definitely feels more quality than the papery gentle touch ones. I first tested the absorbency using 12 oz of water, waited ten minutes and dabbed dabbed dabbed. Seriously NO moisture! In comparison to the gentle touch diaper that had obvious moisture after the same test. I put them to use on my baby, who just for reference is 19lbs, for an overnight and the diaper did not leak and was only damp in the morning, not wet! Amazing. She is a moderate wetter but I still think that performance is great because in comparison to gentle touch, the diaper was wet on the inside after only three hours and I had to consistently use diaper cream so rash wouldn't develop; I would have never used the gentle touch as an overnight diaper. Seriously, for .21 a diaper for size three these diapers are a steal. DONT SLEEP ON THIS DEAL, PICK UP SOME MAMA BEAR PLUSH DIAPERS!

These diapers fit my baby well. Many brands I’ve tried seem to be too tight in the waist/bulky on the bottom for my baby, but not these. I wish they were TCF, but as far as I can tell they are only ECF, so they’re a backup diaper for me as I try to buy TCF. The only other drawback is that the ruffles are pretty small so that’s less leakage/blowout protection but it hasn’t seemed to cause much of a problem for us. They’re pretty soft and stretchy. I like that they have a wetness indicator.Pros:PriceSoftStretchyGood fit for my delightfully chunky babyWetness indicatorNot bulkyECF*Cons:*Not TCFSmall ruffles

Great quality and price. There is other brands that are affordable but the quality is not there. These diapers smell clean, not to thick but also not to thin, great for overnight, true to size and my baby skin isn’t sensitive to them! These are the new diapers I use for my baby now.

It all depends on *How Frequently you change your baby's diaper. If you expect a diaper to hold multiple urinations before you touch it... you're best off going after a name brand like Huggies or Pampers Overnights. 50 cents or more per diaper, I can't justify unless it's for overnight or going out in public with less opportunity to change.For the parents that are stay at home and change asap every pee, that pay attention to that blue stripe wet indicator and address immediately... This is a deal. My favorite diapers are the eco-friendly Pampers Pure or Seventh Generation, but they're not cost effective for changing for each wet. These Mama Bear diapers, you get what you pay for. Do not expect it to hold an impressive amount of urine. I noticed they leak overnight if I'm not waking up to change her at least 3x in the night. Idk how the premium brands could advertise "12 hour overnight protection"- I've never heard of a parent letting one diaper go all night without waking up to baby sleeping in a puddle. Maybe my baby is just extremely hydrated lol idk. Ideally, Mama Bear diapers for the daytime when changing most frequently... and a premium brand diaper that will justify its cost with overnight absorption, that might go for 6 hrs before a change. Don't waste your money on Huggies in the daytime if you're a frequent changer. These do just fine and the snaps stay on, no gimmicks diapers that are 3 to a dollar.Cautionary warning... if your baby is sick or has wet poops in general, do not use these diapers. I have not experienced a blowout that wasn't *barely contained, but the side frills were certainly pooped on and that makes it especially important to secure the diaper properly in the thigh crease to avoid disaster.*Cheap and good diaper, but only for expert changers. Lazy changers or those with deeper pockets---> pass this deal and pay more to get more

I am a mom of 2, so I know a lot about diapers. I have used Honest, Huggies Snugglers, Huggies Little Movers, Huggies Special Delivery, Luvs, Pampers, Kirkland and now Mama Bear. I wanted to like these diapers, but after 48 hours we were literally running to the store to get her any other brand so she wouldn't have to be in these for 1 more diaper change.Here are the details. The number 1 reason we couldn't do these diapers any longer is they caused irritation on the baby. They are sooooo cheaply made that this was the biggest concern. When we started using these my baby was 11 months old. Only tried them because her regular diaper shipment wasn't arriving for a few more days. My husband and I were just commenting the other week how great it was that we didn't have to worry about diaper rash with our second kid. She never had an issue and we barely ever used butt paste. Well then we get these diapers and after 24 hours we started seeing irritation. They obviously don't wick well and the chemicals used in the production had irration marks where the diapers rub.These diapers also feel so much thinner and cheaper than our regular brand.Out of all of these diaper brands, I hands down recommend Huggies Special Delivery. Diapers are definitely not created equal. Having a baby with a happy, dry bottom is crucial. Worth the extra pennies, plus just think of all the money you save on less diaper creams, medicines and doc visits. Huggies Special Delivery is the best diaper on the market.