PuraSize 7 Eco-Friendly Diapers (33+lbs) Totally Chlorine Free (TCF) Hypoallergenic, Soft Organic Cotton Comfort, Sustainable, up to 12 Hours Leak Protection, Allergy UK,1 Pack of 17 DiapersThe Nordic Swan EcolabelThe Nordic Swan Ecolabel

We found Pura diapers late in the game with my first child, but thankfully before my second arrived. I’ve used them on both kiddos now, and won’t go back to any other disposable. They are the softest, and so absorbent. I was skeptical, based off of some other reviews about absorbency, but these are fantastic. They’re not bulky at all, pretty thin, actually, but they hold up so well. The only thing that I feel could be better in the size 2 is the weight rating, I purchased the size 2 instead of the size 1 because the weight estimates were so close. The size 2 says 7-13lbs. My second baby came out at 8lbs 3oz, 20in tall, and I had to wait until he was around 10lbs before these started fitting properly on him. The first one I ever put on him was right when he was born, and it swallowed him up. He’s over 13lbs now, and they fit well room to grow! I also wish that the larger sizes came with a wetness indicator, but that is not a dealbreaker. My older child has used size 5 and size 6 now, and that is my only critique. I love that they are TCF, and I hope they remain TCF. They don’t carry a scent, which I love. They are also SO affordable. I’ll be using these on all of my kids.

Favorite diapers, clean ingredients, no weird smells, soft, and holds everything in great! Happy to get some clean diapers in the US. Insane that it has to be from the UK, but what more would you expect out of this "great nation" that loves it's toxic chemicals.

These diapers check all the boxes for me! These are super soft, absorbent, they hold the big poops that want to go everywhere, and they are a great price! I also love that they are made with clean materials that gives me peace of mind about my baby’s skin.

I love this brand, but 3 times now I have gotten the wrong size. It is a moot point to love the diapers if they're not going to fit my children and I have to keep sending them back and buying other brands at the store anyway.That said, I would give the diapers themselves 5 stars of not for that issue because they are are great! So soft, no leaks or blow outs, no rashes on my babies' skin. They're designed for comfort and they're worth the cost. They hold a lot and stay fastened! All in all if you can deal with frequently returning for the correct size, they're worth it!

Back story, my son is 19months old and since the beginning we've had issues finding diapers for his ridiculously sensitive bottom. I've looked at these for a while now and I've read I feel like 100s of reviews, but this last awful diaper rash was the last straw. I've bought these about 3 times now and here's my take awayPros:1. Non toxic chemicals, pretty much nothing to irritate the baby's skin2. No fragrance3. Super soft4. Not bulky5. No rashes for my boy with these!Cons:1. Very narrow, not a complete deal breaker, but if you have a chunkier baby, it's noticeable2. No stretch to the side adhesive straps. There's like 1% elastic to it, so on top of being narrow, you can't tighten the sides like in Huggies or Pampers or any other brand really3. They don't hold a lot of wetness like it claims. I'm one to change quick because of how sensitive he is, but more than 2hrs and the crotch starts to rip open leaving the gel or cotton clumps on the baby (hard to clean off too unless you do a quick shower)4. Just like the previous statement, it's the same for poop if it's not solid. Too much messy poop and it's everywhere.All in all, it's like a love/hate relationship with these. My son is 19months old, about 36in tall and 30lbs, so hes almost the size of a 3yr old. I had to use a size 7 in these, and I feel like they fit him like the size 5 or 6 Huggies. We did well with Huggies Special Delivery, but they stopped making them. These are by FAR the best for his skin that we've come across, but the quality could be a little better.

Was searching for a low tox diaper that was reasonably priced. Found these. They're really soft and did well. I was using size 2 for my almost 9 lb newborn. It's pretty large though. Ordering size 1 to compare. But overall very happy with them!

This is my wife and mines favorite diaper for our LO. Pura is on par if not slightly better than Pampers in our experience and easily better than the half a dozen other brands big and small we've tried. Pura is more absorbent than most, soft and has never left a rash or seemed to cause discomfort (LUVS was our worst experience across the board). Wish this brand was more readily available to buy off the shelves in the US.

We’ve been using Pura diapers since our baby was a newborn, she’s five months now. They’ve worked well enough, no irritation and I love how natural and nontoxic they are. However, I recently came across a clearance box of Honest diapers and decided to give them a try. Holy moly are they absorbent! Our baby is exclusively breastfed and still has fairly watery stools. With the Pura diapers the liquid poo just sits on top of the diaper and it’s a pretty messy ordeal to change her. We’ve had a handful of blowouts and now I understand why. With the Honest diapers they absorb EVERYTHING (even BF stool), leaving nothing to leak outside the diaper. I’m going to use up the rest of my Pura and make the switch to Honest. Both brands run small, size comparison shows both size 3’s to be the same for both brands (although slightly more waist room in the Honest) but the weight range is much less for Pura. I’m not mad we tried this brand and I was happy with them until I realized things could be so much better than they were, so don’t hesitate to give them a try. If your baby has solid stools I think these would work great. We’ve also never had a pee soaked diaper leak so they are great for that too!

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.