Pura Size 4 Eco-Friendly Diapers (18-31lbs) TCF Hypoallergenic, Soft Organic Cotton, Sustainable, up to 12 Hours Leak Protection, Allergy UK, Recyclable Packaging, 3 Packs of 22 (66 Diapers)

We LOVE these diapers. And we've tried A LOT over baby's first few months of life to see what we would like and what we'd like to stick too. He was a little under 8lbs when he was first born. So the size 1s would have been a little bit too big for him for my preference at the time. But once he started putting on weight would have fit fine. These things hold liquid like no ones business and keep him dry even when the diaper is full theres a little dampness you can feel . They're also cost effective too and I love how they have no plastic in their packaging whatsoever. Soft cotton changing multiple diapers doesn't Crack the skin on my thumb like other diapers have when we first started out. For ppl saying the sizes are incorrect. Every baby is different and every diaper brand is different. The weight is a guide not a specific measurement specific to your baby that's why sizes overlap in weight yea? Your baby could be a weight but maybe theyre longer so the fat is distributed differently and vice verse He went through sizes 1 and 2 so quick we wound up donating the rest. (We were also trying out other diapers that had been gifted to us). No rashes no blowouts thus far. My only gripe with them was the litmus line but they dont have them in there anymore not sure if its because we went up in size or if they took them out altogether, but theyre comprable to healthy baby diapers now for a better price point. They've been great for us nd littleman has sensitive skin if you're looking for cost effective high performing eco conscious diaper look no further pura. Also to avoid having a giant box you're not keen on having to return or for whatever reason you don't want to donate them. Just buy one or two packs to see if you like them so you won't get "stuck" with a big box you can't use. And if theyre close to the end f the weight bracket for a size just get the next size up to save you the trouble theyre going to wind up wearing it eventually

These diapers are a Godsend. For the first three months of my daughter's life, she cried every single time she would pee. My wife and I were struggling very hard to figure out what was going on. We tried most, if not all, the brands in stores with no success. My wife then looked on Amazon and found these. She noticed that they are much healthier for babies, so she decided to get the small pack to try them out. We were not expecting them to make a difference, but boy were we happily wrong. The very first Pura diaper we put our daughter in at 3 months old, she filled it up and didn't cry once. We were in complete shock! We didn't realize that it didn't have a wetness indicator until after this first diaper. We had just assumed all diapers had wetness indicators. We ran a few tests the following couple months going back and forth between Pura and other brands, and found that my daughter would immediately cry as soon as she peed with other diapers, but very rarely cried with Pura. We were sold on Pura, so I proceeded to do research on the possibilities of the wetness indicator causing discomfort to infants. I found that it has been noted, not in research but by several different people posting on different blogs and message boards, that some of their children have had adverse reactions to the chemicals used in the wetness indicators. My daughter is obviously one of them. My daughter is now 19 months old, and we are still exclusively using Pura brand diapers (both pull-ups and traditional diapers). I am not a doctor, expert, or researcher, so take my observations and conclusions as lightly as you wish. The negatives: Pura diapers are not the most leak resistant, and they can only be bought from Amazon (or if you're lucky, at certain Walmart stores) The positives: no harsh chemicals, priced similarly to most other brands (and cheaper than others), and peace of mind My wife and I wholeheartedly endorse Pura diapers. If anyone is hesitant to get them, don't be. And lastly if anyone is struggling with a baby that cries after peeing, please try using these diapers. I hope this review helps!

Oh Pura diapers. I wanted to love you. Chemical free, good for baby, all the crunchy mom gold stars. But let me save you some money and some dignity. These diapers have the weakest fastener tabs known to the universe. Not the whole tab, not the sticky part, the exact spot where the tab meets the diaper itself. That junction is held together by hopes, dreams, and lies. If your child is calm, gentle, and treats their diaper with respect, congratulations, you probably also own white furniture. But if your kid is even slightly feral, and by slightly I mean a full blown stunt woman who believes gravity is optional, these are NOT the diapers for you. You’ll be minding your own business, fully confident your kid should be good for another two hours-ish, when suddenly you’re out in public with your child lookin like Baggin’ Saggin’ Berry because one tab has absolutely given up the ghost. In a dry or just wet situation, annoying but survivable. But buddy, the first time your kid evacuates their bowels in public and that tab fails, there is no discreet recovery. None. You’re just standing there reevaluating every life choice that led you to organic diapers and public outings. AND LET’S TALK SIZING. Size up. Actually, size up again. Because one size up is like trying to diaper an elephant with a table napkin. Two sizes up might give you a fighting chance, but even then you’re living on the edge. These diapers run so small it feels personal, like they were designed for imaginary babies who don’t move, breathe, or eat real food. So yes, they’re clean, they’re green, they’re good for baby. But if you value structural integrity, public dignity, and not having to speed walk to the nearest bathroom holding a diaper together with pure panic, maybe keep shopping. E for effort on intentions, zero stars for staying attached to the baby.

We have tried so many diapers: Terra (leaked thru the front), Pampers (gave him a rash), Honest (ran small and too many leaks), Millie Moon (ok), Huggies (like Pampers), Bambo (really good but loose waist), Dyper (not as soft), Coterie (really good but too expensive)... For us we've pretty much narrowed it down to Pura and Parasol. We particularly like Pura for several reasons: ethical, TCF, super soft compared to the rest, extremely affordable, no rash, super absorbant. We use this mainly during the day as this older version of Pura does run a bit smaller compared to the others and Parasol overnight since that one runs larger compared to the others. My baby is on the long & lean side so it was a bit challenging trying to find the perfect diapers for him but these have really been the best. Look forward to trying the new and upgraded version especially to see how they work overnight.

I love these diapers because the quality is great and we haven’t had many blowouts so I feel like they work very well. The only complaints are that the top back of the diaper does leak because the fit of the diaper. Is pretty loose in that area. Additionally, because the material is just cotton and doesn’t have a plastic liner (which is a benefit in my opinion) around the legs does leak more than other diaper brand because the poop can seek through. Though I have had no issues with urine leaking through even after my baby slept through the night. So 6 hours or more and very full.

I bought these to try and look for alternative diapers. The diapers are nice, I like the eco-friendly packaging, the diapers hold a lot of urine, but the weight down easily. They look and feel very full with a small amount of urine, and with a moderate amount of urine, the diapers wrikle up at the tabs, looking like a string bikini bottom on my children. They also The sizing is also odd, with the smaller sized diapers running large and the large sized diapers running small. The tabs are also hard to pull off once fastened to the diaper, which is good in a way but not in the middle of the night when you are fighting to keep a 6 month old quiet and rushing to change and feed them before anyone wakes up. Truthfully, I wouldn't recommend these diapers unless in a pinch.

Wife loves the product and so do I for both my kids! Better than all diapers we have purchased before! Eco-Friendly Comfort The Pura Size 5 Eco-Friendly Diapers offer a blend of sustainability, comfort, and performance, making them a compelling choice for eco-conscious parents. While they excel in many areas, there's a slight room for improvement in absorbency and fit. 🌱 Eco-Friendly and Skin-Safe Pura diapers are Totally Chlorine Free (TCF) and hypoallergenic, designed with soft organic cotton to ensure a gentle touch on your baby's skin. They're certified by Allergy UK, dermatologically tested, and free from fragrances, lotions, parabens, latex, and phthalates. Manufactured in a carbon-neutral plant powered by green electricity, these diapers prioritize both your baby's health and the planet's well-being. 💧 Absorbency and Leak Protection Pura diapers provide up to 12 hours of leak protection, making them suitable for overnight use. Many parents have reported that these diapers effectively keep their babies dry throughout the night. However, some users have noted that the diapers can feel wet to the touch after any pee, suggesting that while they hold a significant amount of liquid, they may not wick moisture away from the skin as effectively as other brands. 👶 Fit and Comfort The diapers are praised for their softness and comfortable fit, with many parents highlighting their gentle feel against the skin. However, there have been mixed reviews regarding the fit. Some parents have experienced issues with the diapers being too big or not fitting snugly around the waist and legs, leading to leaks. It's recommended to ensure the correct size is chosen and to consider sizing up if leaks occur. 🛒 Packaging and Value Each pack contains 20 diapers, and the product is available in multiple pack options, such as 3 packs of 20 diapers, totaling 60 diapers. The packaging is made from paper, aligning with Pura's commitment to sustainability. While the diapers are priced higher than some conventional brands, many parents find the eco-friendly features and quality to justify the cost. ✅ Pros: Eco-Friendly Materials: Made with organic cotton and free from harmful chemicals. Skin-Safe: Hypoallergenic and certified by Allergy UK. Sustainable Manufacturing: Produced in a carbon-neutral plant. Soft and Comfortable: Gentle on baby's skin. Up to 12 Hours Leak Protection: Suitable for overnight use. ⚠️ Cons: NONE

I really liked these when we first tried them in size 1. Now that we ran out of gifted diapers for size 3 I figured I’d get these since we liked them and seemed to work well. 5 diapers in and these will not work. The gap in the back is so bad, there is no protection from blowouts. I’ve tried to put them on so many ways and it’s always a gap and my baby is within weight limits. Not only is the fit off but there is no wetness indicator for this size but they were on size1. Not sure if there is a reason why they excluded it on this size. 2 stars for inconsistencies and waste of money. The picture doesn’t show how bad the gap is because I didn’t want to expose my baby’s butt.

The yellow pee indicator isnt reliable, depending where the pee sits in the diaper, the quantity of pee or if it is a mixed diaper ot doesn't turn blue. More often than not i am looking inside the diaper for indications of pee. The diaper is on bigger size for 6lb baby but a better fit than the "newborn" size. However, super happy it is better made with cleaner ingredients so will keep using until baby outgrown.

Very soft, good fit. Expensive but worth it!

❌❌❌DO NOT buy this❌❌❌ They aren’t pull up’s. Quality is terrible and they don’t give you prepaid return label. Returning these garbage products is very expensive and totally not worth it. ❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌

Softest diapers, clean ingredients and holds a full sleeps worth of waste. I can't do 80c/diaper when changing 10 times a day tho. I wish I could, but that's $8/day!! That's thousands in diapers over the course of diapering stage. I always wonder why cloth diapering ads inflate the cost of disposables so high.. I suppose this is where they were getting their numbers. Kirkland diapers are 18c/diaper. I want a cleaner brand and will pay more for the luxury, but an extra 60c per diaper is too much sadly. If you can afford it- get these, they are really fantastic.