Pamper your baby's bum with Pampers

Advantages: Reliable nappies, frequently on promotion
Disadvantages: None, providing you shop around for offers

...successful marketing ploy and it certainly worked for me. I used Pampers virtually all the time with my oldest son after using the freebies and using the vouchers to get discounted nappies. (I tried Huggies early on and found them to be totally unreliable and remained loyal to Pampers ever since.) With baby number two, I did chop and change brands a bit more as money was more of an issue. Having said that, I always found myself coming back to Pampers. The full RRP of Pampers nappies are higher than the prices charged for shops' own brand nappies but I can honestly say that I've never paid the full price for Pampers. I always stock up on multi-buy offers and buy in bulk anyway. I buy the economy size packs which, for a size 4+ nappy, contains 52 nappies. (The bigger the nappy size, the fewer nappies per pack.) The full price for the pack should...

jo-1976 14.08.2009 · Read review
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Review of Pampers Baby-Dry

Pampers for happy bums and happy mums

Advantages: Absorb well, non-leak, fit well, easy to fasten, range of different sizes
Disadvantages: Slightly more expensive than most other brands

...or cutting in to my babys legs, and she could kick around freely. They could be fastended quick and easy, and unlike some brands I rarely found a sticky tab which snapped and broke on me. I had a very active baby too but Pampers nappies never seemed to budge or come loose. They are slightly more expensive than some other brands but I think it's worth it if you are paying for better quality. Pampers nappies generally cost around £5 - £6 per 34 pack. You can also get good bargains by buying jumbo boxes which usually include two packs of nappies - they work out cheaper than buying them singularly. You can buy jumbo boxes from all big supermakets and single packs from virtually any store. Pampers nappies are also good because they go from newborn sizes to toddler sizes, and go through different stages of development. Pampers also look very...

karalouk 16.07.2007 · Read review
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Pampering the chef

Advantages: You get lunch - and I don't cook it
Disadvantages: Its Party Plan

...Pampering the chef? Well to my mind any idea of pampering the chef, well me is basically taking me out for dinner with plenty of wine and I don?t have to do the washing up, but we all know its not like that very often. The Pampered Chef is an American company that sells kitchen goods through a party plan system. Now I have never been much for party plan type parties, where you are invited along get a few nibbles and a glass of wine then feel obliged to buy something you will never use (and for all those of you remembering your last Ann Summers party, take that smirk off your face!) so when I was invited to a Pampered Chef party I accepted only because it was a very good friend of mine. The company itself has been going since 1980 and was started by a lady called Doris Christopher. It has been operational in the UK now since 1999...

MHam 29.04.2004 · Read review
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Pampers Nappies

Advantages: Lots of varieties
Disadvantages: They dont come with odor control

...Hi! I had Pampers used on me, so the first pack of nappies I bought when I was pregnant were Pampers New Baby. PRICE ****** All of Pampers nappies are around £5.65 per pack regardless of the size. Instead of the price changing as the baby gets older and needs bigger nappies, you just get less in each pack, this rule applies to the more "luxury" types such as Active Fit and Easy Up Pants. Below are a few examples: £5.65 for: 36 Newborn "New Baby" 26 Size 4 "Active Fit" 22 size 4 "Easy up Pants" Sizes ******* All babies need nappies for atleast 18 months, many even longer, so it is important to keep them comfy. Pa,pers grade their nappies by the weight of the baby. Each catagory has a number eg: *baby dry* these work out the cheapest, 6-13lb (3-6kg) Mini (size 2) 9-20lb (4-9kg) Midi (size 3) 15-40lb...

JADELOUISESILVA 03.03.2003 · Read review
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Review of Pampers Baby Dry

Advantages: Thin, abosrbent, does a great job, no leaks
Disadvantages: Quite Expensive

...still the same shade of green, but the logo has changed very much. It is now written in white lettering on the green background, and with a yellow heart above the word Pampers. There is a picture of baby on the front, with the size in the bottom left corner of the packet. The size block is a different colour according to the size of the nappy, the colours are dark green for mini (2)orange for midi (3), red for maxi (4), purple for maxi+ (4+), blue for junior (5), dark blue for Junior+ (5++) and green for extra large (6). The baby dry logo is also located underneath the Pampers name in a maroor coloured setting, with yellow writing. There are 2 logos for the latest additions to the Pampers Baby Dry range. The older addition is Caterpillar Flex, and this is indicated by the coloured Caterpillar trail outside the size colour block. On newer...

mummy2harry 25.07.2007 · Read review
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Pampers Naturals: Wipes for Ruby-Lu's bottom.

Advantages: Lightly scented, nice & moist, good packet, no rashing or irritation occurred.
Disadvantages: Overpriced when not on offer, lots of wipes come out together.

...sick or had a particularly dirty nappy change and it's in danger of going on the mat or my leg or something similar so I'm normally frantically trying to get her cleaned up and prevent further mess (I'm still relatively new to her disgustingly runny pooh!). Ruby unfortunately suffers from eczema and has had this since birth but she did not have any particular reaction to these wipes and no spots or rashes occurred when using these in conjunction with Pampers Baby-Dry Size 3 (see previous review if interested). They are lightly scented with lavender and it's not overwhelming and these do not foam or anything when using them so that's great. I think that the standard price is quite expensive for what these are as I found the Tesco Ultra Soft Wipes (light green packet) to be better and these are over half price for more wipes. I would...

katyeverett 09.09.2009 · Read review
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Dry Bums Pampers what else !!!!

Advantages: Happy bums
Disadvantages: Expensive

...when my son was born early even though I could change him I asked the hospital staff if they would respect my wishes and use pampers on him which I have notice they have I also bring them into the hospital (so I am happy) PRICE All of Pampers nappies are around £5.65 per pack regardless of the size. Which changes in price if you buy them when deals are on at the super market or buy them in bulk which again brings down the price making it cheaper (happy mums as we all know how much and how expensive these are). Instead of the price changing as the baby gets older and needs bigger nappies, you just get less in each pack; this rule applies to the more "luxury" types such as Active Fit and Easy Up Pants. Sizes All most children need nappies for about the first year and half of there precious life, many even longer, so it is...

firbti 31.08.2006 · Read review
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Pampers sensitive wipes

Advantages: Soft and strong
Disadvantages: Not wet enough for me.

...I was recently sent a pack of Pampers Sensitive Baby wipes for testing from one of my survey sites and as these are available to buy in the shops I thought I would do a review on them. My usual brand is Johnsons and have always got on very well with them but if something is free I will definately use them. The Pampers Range Pampers do a range of products for babies and toddlers including nappies and training pants, baby wipes and Kandoo toilet paper for children. Their nappy range has 3 different types, Baby dry for newborn babies, Active Fit for mobile babies and Easy up Pull up pants for potty training. All available in numerous sizes. Three types of baby wipes, Naturals with calming lavender scent, Baby Fresh with lotion and Sensitive with Chamomile and Aloe. The Pampers range is produced by Proctor and Gamble...

paulpry118 21.03.2008 · Read review
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Size Matters

Advantages: Sharp, funny and informative
Disadvantages: Made me crave fast food

...Having heard that two obese teenagers were suing McDonald?s for making them fat, film-maker Morgan Spurlock decided to see what would happen if he ate nothing but McDonald?s food and drink, three meals a day for thirty days. ?Super Size Me? is the result. The idea for ?Super Size Me? came to director Spurlock after an enormous Thanksgiving meal at his mother?s house. His producer said that it was ?a really great bad idea? and the rest, as they say is history. The rules of engagement were simple; Spurlock could only eat and drink items available over-the-counter at McDonald?s, he had to eat three meals a day from the chain, he had to eat everything on the menu at least once and if he was offered the chance to super size his meal, he had to accept. Thankfully he wasn?t stumbling blindly into this endeavour ? he had a back-up team...

afy9mab 25.09.2004 · Read review
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Pampers and poo!

Advantages: Pretty pictures and stretchy bits!
Disadvantages: One of the more expensive brands and runny poo

...I am a new mum, to a 16 week old baby girl who I am breast-feeding. Like many other new mums, I have tried a range of nappies. Quite often, my decision to buy is based on cost, so, if a product is on 'buy-one-get-one-free' or 'two for £10' or I have vouchers, for example, I'm likely to try it. Generally speaking, Pampers would be out of my price range, but as they were on offer, I bought two packs. When I opened the pack (size 3), my first thought was of how thin they appeared to be. This is often seen as an advantage, particularly when comparing disposables to reusables. Second was how lovely it was to have pretty pictures all over (pointless, but nice!),and third, was how stretchy the sides and fixings were. All good, so far then. Then, the test. I am aware, (aren't we all?) of how runny a baby's bottom can be...

fluffiedux 07.11.2006 · Read review
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