Pampers Baby Nappy Pants Size 7 (17+ kg/37 Lb), Baby-Dry, 112 Nappies, MONTHLY SAVINGS PACK, With A Stop & Protect Pocket To Help Prevent Leaks At The Back

Pros:Generous Size: Tailored for growing toddlers, accommodating those who weigh 17+ kg (37.5 lbs).Baby-Dry Assurance: The Baby-Dry feature ensures long-lasting dryness, promoting comfort for your little one.Monthly Savings Pack: The bulk quantity in the monthly savings pack provides convenience and potential cost savings.Stop & Protect Pocket: The innovative pocket design aids in preventing leaks at the back, offering enhanced protection.Cons:Limited Size Range: Designed specifically for toddlers in the 17+ kg range, it might not be suitable for smaller or lighter babies.Storage Space Required: The bulk quantity of 112 nappies necessitates sufficient storage space at home.Transitioning Challenge: Transitioning to nappy pants might require adjustment for parents and toddlers used to traditional nappies.Potential Sensitivity: Some babies may exhibit sensitivities; a patch test or consultation with a professional may be prudent.In summary, Pampers Baby Nappy Pants Size 7 offers a comprehensive solution for larger toddlers with features promoting comfort and protection. 🍼👶🌟

I didn't purchase pampers in the past due to the cost compared to supermarket brands. However, now that my daughter is a size 7 I cannot find any other nappies in a supermarket brand that are in a size bigger than 6+. My daughter is nearly 3 years old but she is autistic and therefore I currently am unable to toilet train her. I wish supermarket brands took things like this into consideration and catered for older children that may be unable to toilet train at the "expected" age. I am unable to receive NHS nappies until she turns 4 years old, so pampers were my only option for a size 7. I have looked around for the best deal and this is by far the cheapest price I have found and that even includes pampers that are currently on promotion at the supermarkets. The feel of the nappies are lovely and soft, almost like wearing normal cotton pants, but they are still extremely absorbent. My daughter used to leak through other brands during the night, but she hasn't done so with these so far which is brilliant! One thing I would say about the pants is that they are a nightmare for days out of the house, because I have to undress her entire bottom half of clothing and shoes in order to put a new pair on, this is even worse in winter as she is wearing extra layers and it is often very cold in public toilets. Luckily, pampers also do a size 7 in the standard velcro strap nappies, so I am able to use these for days out. Highly recommend this product.

I have been using pampers since birth and they are the best.they do not irritate, they are elastic, they last a long time, they are for all ages

The granson is growing now and while still doing what a nappy should do, by keeping poop, wee etc in, they have also been helping the transition to potty training. Easy pull down to help him use the potty but also useful to still pull down when he hasn't mentioned but recognise hes done a wee to ask gently if he wants to sit on the potty. Have been buying pampers since baby size all the way to now size 7. Which in itself says We really like these and they have proved worth it.

Cheaper than the shop. Very fast delivery.

⛔️ UPDATE ⛔️I find that the new nappies started to leak...And not just the pee. If my LO has a runny 💩 it leaks on to clothing too!If I find better ones I’ll move to them⛔️Doing simple maths. On average we use 6 nappies a day x 30 days of the week.That’s 180 nappies not 112.But I guess they had to name the big pack somehow 🤷🏼‍♀️After moving to the nappy pants and testing other brands (Aldi, Lidl, Sainsbury’s, Huggies etc) this have won by far!Other brands are either less absorbent, tighter (same size at this ones) or even opening on the baby (Sainsbury’s nappy pants).I decided that Pampers Nappy Pants are scoring the highest, but also the price was the highest 😩I’ve searched and searched, and found cheapest ones in ASDA.But then saw a suggestion on amazon of the monthly pack.We actually use about 1,5 of this pack a month, but that’s ok, just ordering 2 packs for now, once we have enough of the extra ones we will alter the monthly order of two packs to one in one month.I really have searched everywhere, and these are the cheapest and the best nappies 💪🏼🤱🏼I feel like a super mum for finding these 😁😂

I've always used Pampers for all my children for the last 20 years bought from the shops directly due to the pandemic wasn't able to buy the larger sizes from the store.Bought online first, very disappointed with the quality of nappies, it was not the norm I was used to or expected.There was something gritty inside it, most likely the jelly bits at sometime must have absorbed moisture and then dried up.I didn't realise this but when my child said there's something hard in the nappy I asked here to show me and I couldn't belive it.Sadly I still have 1 complete pack which I didn't use, as my child didn't use nappies everyday as I was training her off the nappies.Apart from this experience I've never come across something like this in my experience of 20 years but surely good on price.