Parent's Choice Dry & Gentle Diapers Size 2, 144 Count (Select for More Options)

Parent's Choice Dry %26 Gentle Diapers in Size 6 are a great value. The 132-count box for $27.38 lasts a long time and works well for active toddlers. They're absorbent, gentle on skin, and we haven't had issues with leaks—even overnight. The fit is secure and comfortable. A reliable, budget-friendly option that I'd definitely buy again.

These Parent's Choice Dry %26 Gentle Diapers have been a game-changer for our little one! They are incredibly soft and gentle on sensitive skin, and we haven't noticed any irritation or redness since switching. The absorbency is impressive—our baby stays dry through naps and overnight without leaks. The fit is snug but flexible, which makes them comfortable and easy to move in. We've tried other brands, but these offer great quality at a very affordable price. The packaging and variety of sizes make it easy to find the perfect fit as your baby grows. Overall, a dependable, budget-friendly option that doesn't compromise on comfort or protection. Highly recommend!

Maybe I just got a bad pack but I've noticed after a pee it seems like the side by the leg the jelly comes out onto the skin. I've had 4bad diapers in the box that I can remember.

Parents choice diapers seem to be a good budget friendly option more aimed at daytime use. There are affordable and they get the job done for shorter stretches. However I've noticed that they don't seem to absorb as much as our more premium brand so we're tending to go through more diapers, although I will say we did not have any leaks but we did have to change almost every hour. Sizing did seem to run a little small compared to our other brand and they had an off smell in my opinion however to each of their own all babies are sized differently. Overall they are a decent choice if you're looking to save a little money but just be prepared could go through more diapers.

Going to be honest, the size of the diaper looks more like a newborn than a size one. However, the diaper itself doesn’t seem to work good. My son outgrew that sized diaper by the time I got the product, but I was able to do a water test to see if the product does leak and it was able to hold the water pretty well. It does look like it’s very easy to adjust and place on a baby.

Diapers are almost entirely defective; the left side of the diaper tares up from the diaper as I open it. And it can't be used it at all. I've been using this brand for many yrs on 3 of my kids, and the quality has gone WAY down since they moved manufacturing from USA to Mexico. Where not only is the material way cheaper and more flimsy, but the diaper is barely held together and rips apart as you gently open it. I might as well have thrown my money in the trash. It's a real shame they resorted to foreign cheap labor like this.

I have used parents choice diapers for years now and something has definitely changed in their formula. My sister in-law and I bought a new box around the same time and both of our babies broke out in severe rashes on their bottoms. Nothing helped until we switched to a different diaper brand, so that shows it’s these diapers. I think it is evil that a company would add something into a diaper that is causing babies pain. They both looked like they had chemical burns. Sick and evil!!!

I've used these diapers with all 3 of my kids. Throughout the years, the quality has severely declined. With my third child, I found that saving the money on a cheaper product really gave me what I paid for. Which was a lot of leaks and a lot of ripped tabs which ultimately led to wasted diapers as well. I was so impressed when I used these with my first. I used to brag and recommend them to everyone. Now, I'm just thankful my last baby is moving onto potty training because I could not justify spending less money just to have to buy more diapers between rips and constant leaks. Do better. Be better.

Every time I have tried to put a diaper onto my daughter, the adhesive strip on the side, rips off entirely no matter how gentle I try to put on the diaper. She fits in size 5 diapers in the parents choice pull-ups just fine, and I ordered these ones for now since I needed diapers immediately. However, these are very large on her, don't seem to fit well, seemed to almost slip off of her easily, and with the tag ripping constantly on the side it's not worth the value. She literally peed past and threw her diaper earlier because of the way that it's fitting so poorly on her.

I’ve always used PC diapers for two kids and rarely used to leak even overnight but this new so called improved thinner design has very low holding capacity. Very disappointing and want OLD design back.