Pampers Baby Nappies Size 3 (6-10 kg / 13-22 lbs), Baby-Dry, 198 Count, Monthly Savings Pack, Air Channels for Breathable Dryness Overnight

In terms of Pampers compared to other brands, I have tried various different brands and personally find Pampers to be the best. We've never had any issues of them leaking, the tabs are strong and secure the nappy well, the material feels soft and gently against baby's skin and the elastic around the legs make them seem comfortable to wear but still secure.In terms of buying these nappies from Amazon instead of other retailers, there seem to have been previous reviews stating that they are seconds and not to the usual standards. Having purchased these nappies from reputable high street retailers previously, I cannot see that these nappies from Amazon are of any different quality. Amazon does however seem to offer the most competitive prices, plus with the added convenience of being able to subscribe it's just one less thing to have to worry about.Pampers may not be the cheapest nappies around, but at these prices there is no contest for me and I will continue to buy these nappies from Amazon.

Great nappies. Non bulky and very absorbent. No leaks with these even after overnight use. As far as I can tell my baby is clean, dry and comfortable in these. Good strong, adjustable tapes to secure nappy. Stretchy sides allow nappy to flex with my baby's movement ensuring a comfortable fit. Contains poo very well. Only the biggest, runniest poos escape. Have tried large variety of brands and store own nappies sometimes after recommendation from other people and didn't like them anywhere near as much as these. These were far superior for bulk, wet and dry, absorption, leak protection and containment of poo, and overall fit and comfort for my baby. The only ones that came close were Aldi's own Mammia range but are slightly more bulky than Pampers. Get these delivered with subscribe and save which makes them much more affordable better value for money.Will definitely be sticking with this brand.Been buying these from Amazon for over a year now and I've never experienced any of the problems of a bad batch that some people seem to be complaining about. Perhaps this problem had now been sorted.

Pampers nappies may be more expensive especially compared to to supermarket own brands nappies but really are worth it for their higher than average absorbency and quality compared to *some* supermarket alternatives.At size 3, our baby is more than comfortable with Pampers nappies and whilst I can’t scientifically state that the nappies have prevented nappy rash, our little one has only ever had to occasions of nappy rash and never on his bottom even when he’s had a particular full wet nappy!Tips________If you pay 10-12p for size 3 Pampers Baby Dry then you’ve got a good deal.Use Amazon’s Subscribe & Save (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00AR9HX4U) and you will get a slightly cheaper price. Don’t continue the subscription after the first box arrives unless you’re confident you’re going to need that many - Trust me when I say you should cancel after the first big box otherwise you can end up with too many - nullifying your savings!

Pampers - the second best nappy there is. I hate the high price of pampers and usually never buy them. But as amazon had an 20% offer on, making this pack cheaper than the brand I usually buy, I had to stock up!They are much thinner than most brands of nappies, and super absorbent. They have a slight baby powder scent, which most people won't notice. They're also quite colourful, which baby likes because she loves staring at pretty things.They are also packed extremely tightly. I usually cut the pack in half, and put one half in the nappy bag with the plastic still on. It works fine with every other brand I've tried (and I've tried them all), but pampers it's like pulling teeth - so hard to get just one out. So when using them in this manner, I have to remove a few first, or tear the side as well.These particular ones do not have a wee line. I know there is one type of size 3 nappies that pampers does that has the line. Most other nappies stop doing wee lines after size 2. The inside has blue lines and dots where the 'channels' are.

Essential buy and at a great price (especially with amazon family discount). Packs tend for my little one to last more than a month as well. Shame she's starting to get a little too big for them.

I was looking for nappies that could last at least 8h during night. With the premium or pure both had a leakage and had to change my baby after 4h. Baby dry nappies even though they are supposedly 3rd on the table of pampers lasted whole 8h without leaks. Now using them during the day too. They don't have the wetness indicator but we get buy without this option. Couple of times i checked if the nappy felt wet when changing and it seemed dry to the touch even though it was definitely full. I am sure that my baby is happy in those . Also there are some nice prints on them which i like .

I previously have used tesco own brand nappies or asda own brand nappies but they keep leaking due to poor quality. I decided a switch was needed urgently as leaking nappies is just an inconvenience. I went on to the tesco website to check the prices but they were to expensive and I noticed amazon doing a sale on these.They fit our daughter perfectly and having gone through the lot, I have had no leaks at all. At this price it is worth buying the name brand vs the cheaper brands.