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Pampers Swaddlers Review

What I Liked

Back Story: I use to love Pampers when I used disposables with my first baby before switching to cloth diapers. I occasionally used disposables, such as pampers with my second baby too, but for emergency backup diapers. And I had no real complaints. 

Positives: I believe in starting off with the positives if any, so I will talk about what I like about this particular brand and then lead into what I don't like. I like the wet strip indicator and the soft feel of the diaper. I like the way it looks with its cute sesame street characters and the woven pattern inside the diaper's interior.

What I Don't Like

Cons: We are still cloth diapering, but we've mostly been using the Pampers brand when we are using disposables for backup diapers. Several times I have experienced blowouts with my third baby in this particular brand of diapers in size 3. Baby is 20 lbs and that Pampers bag (above) state Size 3 brands fits babies from 16-28 lbs. Baby is wearing the right size, and the diaper was put on correctly.

I had a recent experience, where the blowout was absolutely ridiculous. Baby had a blow out all over his bottom, his back, and the floor. Needless to say, I would not rush to recommend these diapers to anyone when their baby is active. Followed by this experience, Baby had another blowout where the inside of the diaper was mostly clean, but the side of the diaper outside of it was covered in baby poop. It's like the diaper can not hold the poop.

I have enclosed a photo below of the blowout disaster.

Disclaimer:
 This photo has real feces. 
You may want to skip if squeamish. 



FYI on Greenish Stools: For those of you who may have noticed, the poop in the pictures are somewhat Yellowy with greenish stools. According to Mother 2 Mother, "Occasional green stool is not unusual for a breastfeeding baby, however, consistent green stools are not normal for a breastfed baby. They can indicate a problem: an imbalance in foremilk/ hindmilk and if a baby is starting solids. Sometimes a sensitivity to something in mom's diet, such as cow's milk or lots of green veggies or something in mom's food that has green food coloring (Y).


Bibliography

 Y, Paula. "Mother-2-Mother Concerns: Green Stools • KellyMom.com." Kelly Mom. Kelly Mom, 21 Mar. 2012. Web. 11 Nov. 2016. <http://kellymom.com/mother2mother/m2m-green-stools/>.

Last Edited: December 27, 2016
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