Showing posts with label Pampers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pampers. Show all posts

Saturday, September 12, 2015

"Cruisin’, Bouncin’, and Groovin’ with Pampers Cruisers




Set your baby free with Pampers Cruisers. They can go from sag to swag! These pampers are perfect for little go getters since they are made for active toddlers. We all know that if the diaper can't keep up it's a mess. Not only is sagging and funny looking but it could get very messy. Busy moms have no time for mess! 

Just because my little isn't walking yet doesn't mean she can have her diaper sagging! She rolls, lifts her toes, and tries to scoot. So Pampers Cruisers are great for her. I thought the 3 would be too big but it fit her perfectly! 


saggy, saggy, saggy 
                   
full of Swag 



What's so different about Pamper's Cruisers? 

They ~~~~ 

  • Stay Drier And Doesn’t Sag Like Ordinary Diapers*
  • Don’t sag like ordinary diapers* -- So your baby can finally move freely.
  • Extra Absorb Channels™  --Specially designed to help distribute wetness evenly
  • Unique 3-Way - -- Adapts at the waist, legs and bottom to move with your baby
  • Flexible Leg Cuffs  - Gently seal around your baby's legs for a strong leakage barrier


So why do they stay drier? Pampers diapers have three layers of protection and a thin core to help lock away wetness and provide up to 12 hours of protection.  I have made Pampers my go to brand. Once I switched my baby started sleeping through the night. She also doesn't fuss as much when she is wet. Then I stopped needed diaper rash medicine. That shows you how much they really do keep the wetness away from her skin!

Have you ever checked out Pampers wipes? They are much bigger and feel better a lot of other brands I have tried. My daughter (of course not the baby) asked where I go the amazing wipes. Then exclaimed they are much more moist and better than the others. I'm paraphrasing of course but that is what she said in a six year old way.









                                        


this post was spnsored by iConnect and alwaysblabbing was compensated for this post 

Friday, July 31, 2015

All Diapers are NOT created equal



It's true what they say you do learn after your first child what to skimp on and what you need to splurge on. Diapers is one of those things that are in between. I tried the cheapos and I tried the most expensive and there is a huge difference. But being on a budget I wanted to something that worked without costing an arm and a leg.

I have always been a fan of Pampers so when I got to review the Pampers Premium Care I was very excited.  What's so exciting about Pampers Premium Care? 



They have all these awesome features:
  • Absorb Away Liner -- that pulls wetness and mess away from baby’s skin
  • Breathable Material which keeps air circulating around baby’s skin
  • Extra Absorb Channels -- to  help distribute wetness evenly for up to 12 hours of protection - Hypoallergenic - Wetness Indicator: Lets you know when your baby might need a change
That wetness indicator is a money saver.I used to "guess" if a child wet the diaper. I would feel it, smell it, you know the drill and if I thought it was a little wet, I'd change them.With the wetness indicator I can see if the diaper is wet. The wetness indicator the Pampers Premium  Care works. I have used other diapers and my child was soaked but the line did not change colors.



The material is super soft and not irritating to my girl at all.  I love that with the extra absorb channels it keeps her from crying so much when she is wet. Plus it keeps away the diaper rash. This is a great feature when mom fixes a diaper bag and LEAVES it on the table... true story. 


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This post was powered by Pampers, WalMart, and SheSpeaks 
I received this product complimentary in exchange for my honest opinion but the opinion expressed is all mine. I would never recommend a product I didn't feel was good for my readers.