Pampers Pure Protection Training Underwear Size 4 2T-3T 60 Count

Mi hija usa la versión normal de la linea pure protection porque son los únicos pañales que no le causan dermatitis, al comprar estos pensé que sería lo mismo, sin embargo al 3er pañal que le quite mi hija ya estaba con una rozadura terrible y volvió a su dermatitis que ya tenía controlada, fue una gran decepción, un dinero tirado a la basura, si pudiera los devolvería

I’m a huggies mom but for pull ups pampers definitely wins! They’re softer and not stiff, and they’re more form fitting like a thick underwear. also they literally pull up and don’t still have the velcro on the sides like the others do

My daughter has very sensitive skin. If she wear normal diapers/pull ups she will get a horrible rash that will crack and bleed after wearing them just a few hours. We only used the pampers pure diapers. We probably tried every brand that are plant based without all the harmful chemicals. The pampers pure were the most absorbent that didn't irritate her skin. I was so excited to find out that pampers makes the pure pull ups too! I am on my first pack but they have been just as great as the diapers! They do not leak, fit great, are very soft for her delicate skin! I don't have anything bad to say about them.

I was looking for something that is not a "tape diaper" because my almost 2 year old is walking and tries to run away during diaper changes, and has NO SCENT. I want to avoid artificial fragrances, and I'm so happy I found these. I've never had a problem with leakage for both a girl and a boy. Quality and durability is high. Plus, the kids love the gender neutral baby shark design. The value for money is great given the quality and the fact that it doesn't cause irritation on sensitive skin.

We used Pampers while my daughter was a baby so we thought we would stick with them for potty training, but we will likely try some other brands for this purpose. These have good stretch and stay up fine, but the size seems a little off. Our tiny 2T girl seems uncomfortable in the size 2 trainers, but I am hesitant to go up to the 3 because of potential leaks. They’re a good weight for potty training, not too thick so kids don’t feel like they’re wearing a diaper. The main reason I took a few stars off is that more than once the sides have torn while putting them on. In theory the tear away sides are helpful for poopy diapers, but they rip a too easily when pulling them up and down. If your toddler is trying to put them on and off on their own you will likely waste a few due to tearing.