DYPER - Baby Diapers Size 1 (36 Count) - Plant Based Disposable Diapers for Day and Overnight Premium Leak Protection, Skin-Friendly Comfort with Soft Size 1 Diapers (8-14 lbs)

These diapers are soft and super absorbent

This is the best diaper brand that we've used! Our daughter is almost 3 now, and when she was an infant, she used the more commonly found store brands, and ended up getting frequent rashes. Her doctor prescribed a rash cream, but it kept returning. I started researching diapers and the materials they use to make them and was shocked that a majority have chlorine in them. Then started the search for a totally chlorine free diaper. We tested out several brands (small 24 packs) and Dyper was the best fit for our daughter. It's soft, and fits her well, plus, it doesn't leak when fitted properly. We've accidentally run out a couple times and would go back to a store brand, and immediately she'd break out in a rash. Then we found a more expensive brand at Whole Foods, which we ended up buying whenever we didn't order Dyper on time. The Whole Foods brand wasn't as durable and would break down fairly quickly when wet. All that to say, Dyper is our top pick.

I wanted a diaper that was more natural, without harsh chemicals against my LO’s skin. I’ve tried several different diapers in an attempt to find the one that works best for us and my baby. Turned out, it was this diaper. I’ve tried both this specific diaper, as well as their charcoal infused diaper - I prefer the plain white diaper. We’ve used size 1 and size 2 so far. Neither have allowed for leaks. This diaper holds a lot. Right now my LO is peeing and pooping frequently, so we change him every 1-2 hours during the day, but the diaper would hold for longer if we let it. It’s also been great for overnight when he is in the diaper longer. The absorbency is great. My baby hasn’t had a single diaper rash with this diaper. The diaper is your basic diaper design, and plain white. The materials are all listed, and natural, so there won’t be harsh chemicals on my baby’s skin. It’s definitely worth the money. Five stars.

Good clean diaper, thin but keeps moisture off of baby which is great for preventing diaper rash. Would recommend

Yes like everyone else I selected this brand because of their ingredients. You don’t want to worry about what you’re placing on your baby and this is a brand I feel I can trust. And yes it is true, when I had my newborn twins we HATED these diapers. They leaked everywhere!!! So we gave them up pretty quick. I surrendered and switched to pampers pure since you can imagine the amount of diapers I go through with two babies and need a cheaper reliable option I can always find at Walmart. However, one day when my twins were bigger, Walmart was out of pampers pure so I had to buy the size 1 Dyper brand. And to our surprise, these diapers did not leak!!! No problems whatsoever. These quickly became my favorite diaper because they look so trim and nice and just the simplicity (and of course great ingredients). So maybe find a different diaper you like when you have a newborn so you don’t have a bad taste in your mouth and then give it a go once your baby fits in size 1 and above.

Edit - I didn’t even end up using the whole pack. Almost every single diaper leaked - pee or poop. I had a ton of extra laundry. I ended up going out for a different brand. I really wanted to like these. I got a pack of newborns. I’m 2 days in and I regret buying them. They feel stiff and actually seem too big (for my almost 8 pound baby). They have leaked or come undone several times. Some other reviews say the other sizes are ok but don’t buy the newborn.

It's a diaper. They do what a diaper should do. I like that they don't have a pattern on them as I find the patterns to be a needless waste of manufacturing. The baby seems happy in them with no complaints that I can tell. The only other diaper I have used is coterie so that is what I'm comparing them to. These cost the same per diaper at the time of purchase. I have only used these in size 1. . My picky criticisms are as follows: The diaper itself is very wide, especially in the crotch area. This makes the diaper bunch up and so poop gets shoved up in the leg creases way more rather than staying in the pocket by the butt. Does this matter? Yes--it takes longer to clean and puts the child at greater risk of a UTI. Maybe on older children it would fit better. They smell BAD. I thought my child was having digestive troubles because poops didn't have too much of a smell before. But then poops became very sulfuric smelling. I had the thought to smell a clean diaper and oh boy was that the source. It's like dampness activates whatever's in there. Does that mean other diapers have bad things in them to reduce the smell? Probably. But it's very unpleasant (again, may not even notice it if your child is on solids and creating stinky poos), normally I can't smell when my child has a dirty diaper, but with these I can. The texture is gross--if you've ever used microfiber fabric that weirdly sticks to your skin, that's what it reminds me of. I almost didn't even use them because I hated how they felt on my hands. Healthy Baby and Parasol diapers have the same weird texture, Coterie does not.

These are the only diapers that don't bother my girls sensitive skin. ALL other brands (even Honest) make her break out into hives. I don't know what they put in diapers, but it doesnt sit well with my girl. These are wonderful, and honestly the softest diper I've ever felt. The only thing I don't like, I wish they had the blow-out pocket on the back side, and I wish they came in bigger packs.

First time using these Fit is a bit too big but what is unacceptable is that it sheds and the material is left on baby’s bum