Pampers Cruisers, Size 4, 140-Count
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Customer Reviews of Pampers Cruisers, Size 4, 140-Count
Customer Review: Caused a bad allergic reaction and rash
Summary: 1 Stars
I just wanted to let people know that these diapers, while they fit my son very well, caused a horrible diaper rash that would not go away until we switched diaper brands completely.
My little boy has not had any other reactions or rashes, so I don't think it's just sensitive skin, but once we had to go to cruisers from swaddlers, he started having a mild diaper rash. After a week, we took him to the Doctor, and they told us to try one prescription... it got better for a while, then came back horribly.. we tried changing him many times a day because we thought it was just because we weren't changing him enough, and I think that actually made it worse.. little red raw rash blisters all over his bottom. We tried switching formulas and foods too, in the meantime... but back to the Dr, more prescriptions now. This time they don't help much at all, and then he started having allergic reactions elsewhere, on his back and his eye got puffy, so we rushed him back the doctor because we thought he was really sick, and one of the nurses suggested we switch diapers when she saw the cruisers... so we ran by walmart and got a few packs of cheap diapers to try, and viola! Diaper rash is almost completely gone after one day in white cloud diapers. We tried a couple more off brands and no irritation... then just to check we used one of the cruisers we had left, and Bam. One diaper, new rash bumps. We threw the rest out.
I know that some people don't have any trouble with these, but please be aware that if your child has a persistent rash, it could be these diapers. It's something to keep in mind.
Customer Review: Bad diapers!
Summary: 1 Stars
I have used Pampers Swaddlers on my baby girl for 16 months with no problems at all. Then, I finally switched to Cruisers (she's still small, less than 20 pounds, but is walking so I thought it was time to switch when I ran out of Swaddlers). Well, my first problem with the Cruisers is how cheaply they are made! The "sticky" closure tabs are a disaster. In the first package, I must have had at least 5 or 6 that were either missing one or both tabs, or one of the tabs was "sewn" down to the diaper and unusable. So frustrating! I hate throwing away an unworn diaper! Waste of money and just a waste of a diaper.
My daughter also got her very first diaper rash of her entire life within about a week of starting to use the Cruisers. Never had a single problem with any kind of irritation when she was wearing Swaddlers, but now she seems to get them frequently and they are so bad that they make her squirm and writhe and scream in pain, not only when I'm changing her diaper but any time that she is sitting down while wearing even a slightly dirty/wet Cruisers diaper. I have 3 bags of these left (luckily I didn't buy a 6-month supply!) and I think I will throw them out. It wasn't until I read other negative reviews about diaper rashes that I put 2 + 2 together that this must be the cause of my daughter's horrible rashes. Going to Cruisers is the only change I've made with her and suddenly she is breaking out in open-sored rashes every week. If I can prevent this agony for her, then it's good-bye Cruisers!!
Customer Review: Great diaper, great fit, bad changes!
Summary: 2 Stars
Once my daughter started to walk I knew I had to change to a diaper that had a better fit since she was moving more. I decided to try the cruisers. They had a perfect fit, didn't leak and were a reasonable price. I never had a problem with them until recently. I noticed they put a new mesh lining. I thought, okay they are trying to make the product better, why not. Then I started to notice how the mesh lining would stick to my daughters behind. She has been constently pulling the back of her diaper. I tried to stick with it and keep using the cruiser but this week I noticed another difference. There are new tiny beads inside the diaper lining. I noticed that the beads were bunching up in certain areas and when barely wet it looks like she is wearing a heavy soiled diaper. Barely wet or not the mesh has also been leaving an impression all over. The mesh does nothing but stays wet!!! If it did the absorbing it wouldn't leave an impression on her. This diaper used to be the best but the new changes are bad, I wish that pampers would go back to the way it was! Now I have to go through the hassle of finding a better diaper.Customer Review: Great Diapers, but TOO expensive to buy from Amazon
Summary: 4 Stars
I LOVE the Pampers Cruisers brand!!! I've been using these for over 2 yrs now for my son. I've tried Huggies, Luvs, and other store brands. Only to realize that Pampers leaks the least out of any other diapers I've tried.
I just think that Amazon is charging way too much for a box of 140 diapers, even with their discount, and not counting the shipping charge. I buy my diapers from a local Supermarket(Safeway) for 25 bucks, that come in the 100 count box, without coupons. If you do the math I am spending 25 cents per diaper, versus paying 28 cents through Amazon's price. Whats the big deal??? I'm saving 5 bucks on the cost of a box of diapers, and that not counting the shipping and handling charge. It doesn't cost me much to drive to the store and pick up some diapers, especially those few times, you realize your about to run out of diapers and have to rush out to the store to get more.
Amazon should really lower their prices a lot more if they want to sell to smart shoppers, that are trying to save money on such an expensive but needy item!
Customer Review: The "bottom" line ? These are the best diapers out there !
Summary: 5 Stars
These are the bigger baby version of Pamper's Swaddlers, so if you are a Swaddlers fan, when you're baby outgrowns them, upgrade to Cruisers. They have the stretchy elastic on the side of the (velcro) tabs, so you get a "custom fit" with every change, and the stretch also allows for movement (when the baby goes to bed with a big, full tummy, it shrinks through the night as food digests - these diapers stay snug, due to the stretchy part, and never leak).
Huggies has tried to make their own version, and I gamely tried them, only to find the huge elastic panel on the back to be very poorly fitting, and allows EVERYthing to leak out the back - yuck !
Pampers has recently added an open-weave cover inside, to assure that the mess seeps through, then keeps it away from baby's skin, which is a great improvement (and I thought they were great BEFORE !).
Yes, they ARE basically the most expensive diapers (although they are equally priced to Huggies, and the like), but as with most things, you get what you pay for.