Pampers Change 'N Go Review
Okay, recently I received an email from Pampers (I'm a subscriber of theirs) about a 10 second diaper change. I almost deleted it without opening it but for some reason I opened it. It was an offer to try out a new 'line' of diapers that they have started test marketing. So I thought what the hey, they look interesting & many times have I tried pushing the diaper change for just a few more minutes because it wasn't convienent.
First, let me tell you a little bit about my 'ocd'. I have a 3 year old (well in 2 more days YAY!) & a 16 month old. Until a few months ago our family car was an Olds Alero. I HATE public bathrooms - including the changing tables. We would change the baby in the front seat of the car. Recently we purchased a Tahoe (big YAY) so I had been changing the youngest one in the back of it but it was still a hassle (I also own a portable potty - one that uses ziploc bags which my oldest uses but I'll post another review for that in a few days).
So anything that would keep me from having to lay my baby on a public changing table or change her in the parking lot in the back of the suv was a plus.
Well I ordered them, actually a lot of them LOL - I wanted to be prepared in case I liked them & Pampers decided to quit making them. They are so handy!
I was curious as to if they would actually work. They say that the urine is pulled through a channel to the back insert (the removable/replaceable part) & they do - no mushy fronts. The entire diaper pants must be replaced if the baby does a #2 but that is a given.
What exactly is the difference between these diapers & regular diapers? Well I'm sure many of you know what disposable training pants are - basically the same thing BUT they have a flat little insert that slides down in the back of the pant & is held in place with velcro (pant to insert). Then when the insert needs to be changed, you just undo the velcro, slide the insert out, & slide another insert in. The insert have a piece of 'cardboard' that helps to slide them in & when you have inserted the new insert, you just slide the 'cardboard' out & pull it apart to reveal a bag to dispose of the used insert you just removed. Yes you have to lay the used insert down to put a new one in BUT it has a side that is plastic lined (the back side, not the side that is against the baby) so that it doesn't get 'pee germs' on the floor (I'm a germaphobe so I checked this LOL)!
I have saw a few people who didn't like the fact that they couldn't wipe the baby every time they changed the insert. I haven't seen a problem with this but that is due to 2 reasons. First, we have never been able to wipe our girls at every diaper change as it would irritate their skin (even with the Sensitive wipes) & second, the diaper has a sensitive lotion of some sort to protect babies ski & the urine doesn't stay in contact with the skin since it is pulled into the insert which is inside of a liner.
Anyone who hasn't tried these diapers yet needs to check them out. Right now they are only available in size 4 (same as diaper sizes). Plus Pampers is offering FREE SHIPPING on all orders. The prices aren't bad, you'll maybe pay a couple dollars more but if you're like me the convience factor well outweighs a couple dollars!
If you're interested, the link is:
http://pamperschangengo.com/
Also note, I'm not being paid or compensated in any way for this review so check it out as I'm telling the truth, not a paid statement!
THANKS & Until next time - God Bless!
LeAndra
Okay, recently I received an email from Pampers (I'm a subscriber of theirs) about a 10 second diaper change. I almost deleted it without opening it but for some reason I opened it. It was an offer to try out a new 'line' of diapers that they have started test marketing. So I thought what the hey, they look interesting & many times have I tried pushing the diaper change for just a few more minutes because it wasn't convienent.
First, let me tell you a little bit about my 'ocd'. I have a 3 year old (well in 2 more days YAY!) & a 16 month old. Until a few months ago our family car was an Olds Alero. I HATE public bathrooms - including the changing tables. We would change the baby in the front seat of the car. Recently we purchased a Tahoe (big YAY) so I had been changing the youngest one in the back of it but it was still a hassle (I also own a portable potty - one that uses ziploc bags which my oldest uses but I'll post another review for that in a few days).
So anything that would keep me from having to lay my baby on a public changing table or change her in the parking lot in the back of the suv was a plus.
Well I ordered them, actually a lot of them LOL - I wanted to be prepared in case I liked them & Pampers decided to quit making them. They are so handy!
I was curious as to if they would actually work. They say that the urine is pulled through a channel to the back insert (the removable/replaceable part) & they do - no mushy fronts. The entire diaper pants must be replaced if the baby does a #2 but that is a given.
What exactly is the difference between these diapers & regular diapers? Well I'm sure many of you know what disposable training pants are - basically the same thing BUT they have a flat little insert that slides down in the back of the pant & is held in place with velcro (pant to insert). Then when the insert needs to be changed, you just undo the velcro, slide the insert out, & slide another insert in. The insert have a piece of 'cardboard' that helps to slide them in & when you have inserted the new insert, you just slide the 'cardboard' out & pull it apart to reveal a bag to dispose of the used insert you just removed. Yes you have to lay the used insert down to put a new one in BUT it has a side that is plastic lined (the back side, not the side that is against the baby) so that it doesn't get 'pee germs' on the floor (I'm a germaphobe so I checked this LOL)!
I have saw a few people who didn't like the fact that they couldn't wipe the baby every time they changed the insert. I haven't seen a problem with this but that is due to 2 reasons. First, we have never been able to wipe our girls at every diaper change as it would irritate their skin (even with the Sensitive wipes) & second, the diaper has a sensitive lotion of some sort to protect babies ski & the urine doesn't stay in contact with the skin since it is pulled into the insert which is inside of a liner.
Anyone who hasn't tried these diapers yet needs to check them out. Right now they are only available in size 4 (same as diaper sizes). Plus Pampers is offering FREE SHIPPING on all orders. The prices aren't bad, you'll maybe pay a couple dollars more but if you're like me the convience factor well outweighs a couple dollars!
If you're interested, the link is:
http://pamperschangengo.com/
Also note, I'm not being paid or compensated in any way for this review so check it out as I'm telling the truth, not a paid statement!
THANKS & Until next time - God Bless!
LeAndra
