My baby is 6.5 kg and it's a struggle to fit them on his thighs; it also takes a long time to put them on. I won't even discuss taking them off, as you have to tear both sides for them to come off. I bought 200 pieces and have no idea how I will get rid of them. Also, the blue color inside does not help at all in understanding how the baby's poop looks. Additionally, it doesn't indicate how much pee has been made. With the simple ones from the blue line, you could easily tell the weight

Very good and comfortable, but I would prefer them to also have a line or something for when the child urinates because my husband doesn't always understand it

They do hold well on the back but on the side they do not have good waterproofing at all.. within 2-3 hours the leaks come out.. not to mention at night.. the baby woke up completely wet

Well, when it misbehaves, it becomes a bit chaotic, with the tantrums we have at this age. 1 year old. Other than that, it's fine.

They are good diapers and better than other brands. For now, everything is fine and without irritations. The only negative is that the diapers are a bit tight in general.

Although they fit perfectly and are easy to put on and take off, they do not have good waterproofing at all. In a maximum of 4 hours, the baby is wet as if they were not wearing a diaper. I wasted a small package and it happened with all the ones I used for 4 hours. In 2 to 3 hours, I made sure to change them because I simply wanted them to be done

Suitable packaging for your child for one month, they are perfect waterproof and hypoallergenic. I recommend it even though they are slightly more expensive than their competitors

So they were bought simply because they are advertised as diapers for dads that will make their life easier. Oh no.

If the baby is full of energy and is doing karate when you try to put on the diaper, good luck trying to put it on. Much more time-consuming than the classic ones with the Velcro.

Everything is fine in terms of absorption and so on. To take off the diaper, you have to tear it from the side. If you try to take it off the same way you put it on (like underwear), it is very likely that everything will go wrong if the baby has made a "heavy" effort.

Overall, everything is fine, but as we said, there is the difficulty of putting on a new one if you have a future karate kid...