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Mumsnet best - Disposable nappies - Pampers Active Fit
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(375 reviews)| Comfort | 8.8 |
| Reliability | 8.6 |
| Value For Money | 7.8 |
| Overall | 8.4 |
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From: Anon
Overall rating 8.7
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I have twin girls, we have used real nappies and most of the brands of disposables out there and have stuck with Pampers Active Fit, we have never had a leak and they give enough width on the tabs to fit those cute baby big tummies!
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From: Anon
Overall rating 9.3
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We have used Pampers Active fit ever since my son started walking. He has always been comfortable in them and we have never had an accident or leak.
I would like to see the recycling of disposable nappies as in The Netherlands and perhaps the nappy manufacturers could sponsor this.
I would like to see the recycling of disposable nappies as in The Netherlands and perhaps the nappy manufacturers could sponsor this.
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From: Anon
Overall rating 4.3
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we don't usually put DS3 in these, but we ran out and they were all that the local shop sold. never again! He was red in minutes, and they leaked very quickly. Not impressed at all I am afraid.
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From: Anon
Overall rating 10.0
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very good nappies and easier to use as stretchy sides very flat nappy for easy storage and travel
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From: Anon
Overall rating 7.7
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barely a leak in the last year!
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