These diapers are great and so far they are the only ones my son can use. If your baby does pee a lot at night, the diapers may leak but otherwise they are great!

I couldn't afford huggies or pampers anymore and all the other cheap brands haven't worked well. Decided to try Amazon brand and was so pleased and relieved that they not only work well, but are also cheap, good quality, unscented and doesn't cause rashes on my kid.

I originally didn’t like these as I was transitioning from pampers to a cheaper option for my almost potty trained toddler. They’re thinner and very standard but they’ve come to grow on me and you really cannot beat the price. Fit is great and they hold up well.

These diapers have worked well for our son who releases a lot. We have experienced minimal leakage unless it’s reached capacity. The diaper can hold quite a bit of fluid. There is no artificial or unnatural smell to these like I’ve experienced with other brands. The designs are cute but I also like that half the diapers are plain white!

It all depends on *How Frequently you change your baby's diaper. If you expect a diaper to hold multiple urinations before you touch it... you're best off going after a name brand like Huggies or Pampers Overnights. 50 cents or more per diaper, I can't justify unless it's for overnight or going out in public with less opportunity to change. For the parents that are stay at home and change asap every pee, that pay attention to that blue stripe wet indicator and address immediately... This is a deal. My favorite diapers are the eco-friendly Pampers Pure or Seventh Generation, but they're not cost effective for changing for each wet. These Mama Bear diapers, you get what you pay for. Do not expect it to hold an impressive amount of urine. I noticed they leak overnight if I'm not waking up to change her at least 3x in the night. Idk how the premium brands could advertise "12 hour overnight protection"- I've never heard of a parent letting one diaper go all night without waking up to baby sleeping in a puddle. Maybe my baby is just extremely hydrated lol idk. Ideally, Mama Bear diapers for the daytime when changing most frequently... and a premium brand diaper that will justify its cost with overnight absorption, that might go for 6 hrs before a change. Don't waste your money on Huggies in the daytime if you're a frequent changer. These do just fine and the snaps stay on, no gimmicks diapers that are 3 to a dollar. Cautionary warning... if your baby is sick or has wet poops in general, do not use these diapers. I have not experienced a blowout that wasn't *barely contained, but the side frills were certainly pooped on and that makes it especially important to secure the diaper properly in the thigh crease to avoid disaster. *Cheap and good diaper, but only for expert changers. Lazy changers or those with deeper pockets---> pass this deal and pay more to get more

We love the mama bear gentle touch diapers in this house. Like love love them but they're "currently unavailable" again so we tried out these ones. They're horrible. My son is two but is the size of a 4 year old and pees like a grown man. They leak like no other. They have little stretch compared to the other ones. All of the stretch is in the tabs not the back of the diaper. They're thin and the pattern is just unattractive to look at. For the money it's better to buy Huggies or Pampers. Will not be purchasing again. I would demand a refund if it wasnt for the fact that we can't afford not to have any diapers right now. These were a waste of money. Don't buy them. They're almost as bad as the dollar store diapers we bought at a fraction of the price. The size twos for our daughter are no better. I also don't like that the 2s and the 7s have the same pattern. Hard to distinguish at a quick glance in the diaper bag.

Absorb very well and hold most moisture. The fit is perfect and comfortable

In my opinion these diapers are better than pampers. They hold more, and seem to “trap” odors better. I think they are a great value.