Best Disposable Diaper

My fav brand is goodnites!!!!

i lov diapers! 😁

I like the Bambino's too but the cost is up there. I have settled for Attends 10 for now and also like Molicare but hard to get in smaller packages locally. I sometimes wear Goodnites for that old fashioned kid like feel, but they don't hold a lot.

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Mine!!!! Well pampers/luvs till about 5 yrs ago when they converted to cloth but in my pic what those actually are, are pimped out CVS over nites... Thar be not to shaby either. Even these now too unfortunatly have also gone cloth, now that Kimberly Krack Klark is now manufacturing them... The Bambino diaper are real nice altho they should do away with the big stupid "baby" stip and put something more compromising like cute lil animals or baby loony toons or something like dat.

I wore disposables only until recently. I now wear both cloth and disposable. I love the option. Very thick flannel lined w/slightly smaller size flannel and two abri maxi boosters and a border fold over along the entire top. When it's disposable, which I love, it's atleast 1 Abena x-plus w/2 abri maxi boosters, and sometimes more when i need more between my legs.

It's so nice getting out of the bath and having the choice. Super thick cotton or super thick disposable. Both are so comfortable at night!

I used to love the Attends that you got in Europe, but they changed the design about a year ago, and they are awful now. It got me over to Abena - I don't like the X-Plus so much, but their Extra is fabulous - Nearly as good as the old Attends. :-\

I prefer disposables too...maybe it is cause the generation I grew up in there wasn't very many parents using cloth diapers. Personally, I prefer thick ones, but it hard to find some affordable thick disposables. Sometimes, I just use Attends or Depends and double them up.

For me is still have to be abri form-x-plus and molicare super plus followed behind by secure x-plus and secure plus although i have always favored attends to but when the paper pak company bought them and wrecked there awesome diapers they lost me as a customer for life...

Cloth diapers are a lot of work and kind of inconvenient for me to use, cause not only do you have to wash the diapers but also the plastic pants all the time.

Lately, i have been wearing mostly goodnites, but i think that next time, i will go for adult diapers. I like to change it around. Sometimes i like diapers with pictures on them, and other times, i just like a big crinkly white diaper.

Yep disposable for me for easy change on the go theres no choice but disposable but when i am at home and ready for bed its cloth due to the absorbancy for overnight protection and more sleeping without a wet bed. so both i guess, but i perfer disposable just wish they made one that can hold enough without leaking at night when i turn in bed

my favorite is attends or depends also molicare all good ones but for true quality cloth is the way to go very bulky very babish very absorbent

I really dont have an opinion on this topic, but my options are semi-limited. I can NOT fit into child size diapers. i am over 6 feet tall, have a 32 inch waist and way around 170 pounds (not sure on exact weight). All i have used are Depend Disposable Absorbant Underpants and Depend Briefs. i like both for different reasons. the D.A.U.s i like because they are easy to wear out in public, and not being incont. they can be taken down to use the restroom, they are pretty comfortable and are hard to notice under my normal clothes. The briefs i like becasue they are easier to change, (no need to fully remove pants), plus they are more absorbant, i personally think the briefs are more comfortable, and i do kinda like wearing the briefs to bed cause of the crinkling noise they make when i move. (does it sound weird that i like the sound of the diapers i wear). Oh and i found i sleep better wearing a diaper to bed. (brief style allows me to sleep better than the DAUs).

I usually wear cloth diapers and plastic pants-- but some times I would prefer to use a disposable when going out or when wetting often.

I havn't had any experience with diaposables and wonder if some of you who use them

could recommend so types to try. I usually like plain white diapers and my cloth

ones are fairly thick- for that special baby feeling and protection.

I just need a little input so I can make an informed choice.

thanks- wetdydees

My favorite is Abena X-plus with a Parents choice (Walmart), size 6 toddler diaper as a liner. The liner can be pulled out when full and then I still have a fresh diaper underneath. This arrangement will last me for 12 to 15 hours of wearing. I always wear two pair of waterproof pants over the two diapers and plastic pants over it all. I like the nursary print plastic pants.

That's such a personal thing. I've tried them all, even ordering from as far away as Europe! For me, I find the thickest, most absorbent are not always the comfiest.

I keep coming back to Attends (w/waistband) as the most comfortable, though they aren't great for repeat wetting, like Tena or Abri-Form. I just wish they had inner leg gathers!

Disposables, Depends, bought at Walgreens. I make sure I have to go a little when I go to the store, my nervousnous at buying them always makes me have to go more, but I have to wait until I get home and get my new diapers on.

Tena Flex Maxi' in medium (Brill)

Nothing is a bigger turn on for me than to be diapered then to suck on pacifiers and bottles.

I have tried Depends and Walgreens and the Walgreens hold more than the Depends so until I go clot I will keep with Walgreens.

Yea...disposables for me as well...it would be difficult for me to ever wear cloth diapers anyway, b/c my family would see them in the laundry...plus disposables are what i remember from my youth...so it's all fun

I find Depend Overnight the best. It is thick and feels good when worn. It holds a lot of liquid and doesn't leak.

Wal-Mar Assurance brand is good for a low cost diaper. However, it tends to expand at the waist as you wear it for an extended period, and does not hold the diaper on as well.

Haven't seen Attends at a store here in a long time. But is was OK.

Well for me i like the cuff guards in a diaperand depends has that but not attends. however depends will leak if you wet a couple of heavy times it just doesnt hold as well as they used to. for me i love molicare origianls they hold a few heavy wetting epsodes and feel nice and thick when dry, something depends do not feel when dry. also abena x-pls is a nice thick diaper but they are expensive as is molicare so price is a conncern for me.

I agree that the Abri-Form's will hold a LOT. I have used them and like them, but usually end up with Depends Overnight briefs. They work well for me and are easy to find and relatively inexpensive.

I have tried several store brands, but have had mixed results with them. Some simply don't hold much, and others are very prone to leaking.

I like Molie's they get all soft and slick when wet. Usualy a cloth baby but good for a pinch(ed load)

Pampers and wear 24/7

I have tried a number of brands.

Molicare were the first adult diaper that I ever tried. They are really absorbent, but I'm not crazy about the purple.

Next I tried the Abena X-Plus, and to date they are, in my opinion, the best adult diaper out there.

I've also tried the Secure X-Plus, which have a tape landing zone which allows for many readjustments, but I didn't find them to be all that absorbent.

The Abena Abri-wing's were nice, but just don't quite give you that "real" diaper feel. The newer abri-wing's were horrible. They were, however, fairly absorbent, but it's really not like wearing a diaper at all. There is no material on the sides, so that you're upper thighs are just about completely exposed.

I really would like to try the Bambino, but they're so expensive.

The Abriform, Abena, and Tena are all good, but I have pretty much settled on Depend Overnights mainly because they are relatively inexpensive, east to find and work well for me.

Abena Abriform X-Plus is my favorite. I find it to be very reliable and absorbent. Expensive though. But you pay the price for premium quality.

I have tried many MANY types of diapers, a friend turned me onto Abena X-Plus, I love the thickness, they absorb well, I love the fit, they are high in the back and ride well. By far my fav, I order them buy the case, I get them from KCK Medical and have them auto shipped monthly, 2 cases at a time. the only thing I wish is that they didnt have so much marking on them with the wetness indicator, I know when I'm wet I don't need the diaper to tell me and they will bunch if too wet, other then that they are almost perfect.

My brand is Tranquility ATN

Probably Attends or Depends. I like the disposibles for the same reason. Plus you don't have to wash them.

I prefer cloth, but Secure Plus come in a close 2nd.

Well it's different strokes for different folks of course, you like what you like. And it usually has to do with what you were brought up in, and what you like best. But as far as how thick a diaper can be made, cloth can also deliver here. You can have your cloth diaper as thick as you like by adding layers same as disposables, and cloth is easier to do this with, you don't have to cut holes in the layers. Unless you're using booster pads made for disposables. And you could use those same paper boosters in your cloth diaper if you wanted. And now crinklyness, you can put on some real noisy crinkly plastic pants to take care of that for ya. But as I said, you may just like disposables, just because. So whatever makes you happy.

Luvs It.