Pampers Diapers Size 5, 128 Count - Pull On Cruisers 360° Fit Disposable Baby Diapers with Stretchy Waistband, (Packaging & Prints May Vary)

I thought this would be the same size as the pampers nappy pants but the waistband is quite loose and causes my bubs poo to leak out on the waist. For $140 for 144 pcs. Just ridiculous!. Only bought it as was desperate as other pampers nappy pants was out of stock. If your bub is on the slimmer size, do not purchase this as seems to run bigger in size almost like a size 5! Again the waistband not elastic enough to keep poo trapped.

Me encantaron estos pañales, son de gran ayuda al momento de cambiar a mi toddler de dos años, además de que no tiene ni una fuga durante el día y tampoco en la noche ella duerme comoda. Lo único que si puedo advertir es que tienen un fuerte olor a talco pero después de que se abre la bolsa sellada disminuye conforme los días pasan. Aún así los recomiendo ampliamente.

We’ve been using these Pampers Cruisers 360° Size 3 for a while now and they’ve been great for our son. Once he started crawling everywhere, regular diaper changes turned into a real struggle because he just wouldn’t stay still. These pull-on ones are so much easier — it’s like putting on pants instead of wrestling him on the changing table. They fit well and actually stay up even when he’s all over the place during the day. We’ve also been using them overnight with no surprise leaks, which has been a huge relief. The tear-away sides are awesome for messy changes too — just rip and done, way less drama. They’re soft, not too bulky, and we’ve been happy with the big box we bought. We went through quite a few diapers before finding a style that worked this well once he became more active. Overall, these have made our lives easier and have held up really well for a baby who never seems to stop moving.

A mi hijo le lastimaban los pañales regulares en la parte de la cadera. Estos pañales no lo rapan ni lo irritan. Son super resistentes y les dan movilidad.

I’m obsessed with Pampers 360s! They seem to scare a lot of people since they don’t have velcro sides like Pull-Ups brand diapers do. I prefer this over those! They’re also a little longer, meaning the waistband goes up higher in the front and back. This gives them more coverage for possible blowouts. They’re not an underwear-fit like some training pants are (like Hello Bello’s) but more like a diaper with an elastic waist. They’re really soft and super absorbent. If you’ve used Pampers Cruisers, they’re pretty much the same absorbency and offer the same amount of leak protection. I think they run slightly bigger than regular Cruisers or Huggies Little Movers do..... which is GREAT if you’re little one is between sizes or outgrowing 7’s in regular diapers. My son is between diaper sizes at the moment, phasing out of size 6 and into size 7. He can still get away with wearing the 360s in size 6, but can also wear these if I roll the waistband down a bit. I’m still not a fan of using these overnight, but they work in a pinch. I put my son in a night diaper like Pampers Ninjamas. The sides rip easily when it’s time to take these off. There’s a little sticky tape in the back if you wanted to roll them up and throw them away as a bundle. I never use that though.... The only annoying thing is that you pretty much HAVE to take their pants off to put these on (I had become a pro at putting diapers on without taking his pants off). We started using these when my son began rolling around and standing during diaper changes. It’s so much easier to use these when standing up! I highly recommend trying them. They’re also great for potty training, because they’re easy to pull on and off. Pre-potty training, if your little one has started taking regular diapers off, these seem to be harder for them to pull down (before 18 months or so). If you need your baby to keep a diaper on these might work! As far as sizing goes, I recommend getting your kiddo’s regular size; they just may seem a little bigger in the waist. Hope this helps! 😉