I wish, wish, wish that other diaper makers (ahem, Huggies) would make size 7 diapers. Our "little" one was out of size 6 when he was pretty young (around 2 years), and while it's *possible* to potty train at that age, none of us were ready. Plus, he still needs to sleep in a diaper. So, we tried everything under the son to keep him in size 6's (Huggies fit him the longest), but eventually the rubbing rash around his legs made us move up. We started ordering these size 7 cruisers, which worked great. For comparison, we also tried Walmart's Parent's Choice brand size 7 (also a special online order only), but they would fall apart after just an hour or two, and all that lovely absorbent filling would spill out, and our precious little dear would play with it.

So, thank you, Pampers, for stepping up and helping out the parents of big toddlers, by making a high quality larger size diaper. I really appreciated it, while your diapers fit our son!

Update for parents of big toddlers going through this same thing:
Unfortunately, the size 7 cruisers didn't last long enough either, so now we have an interesting routine of Target Up & Up brand "nighttime diapers" (which leak like crazy at night, but are perfect for day) and Huggies GoodNites for nighttime, both in size S-M. But now it really is time to potty train (he's 2 yrs, 8 months), which we are working on. Hopefully, these are the last sizes we will need! Good luck to you! =)

I am so happy an internet search led me to these size 7 diapers! My VERY large 19 month old linebacker of a toddler has been wearing size 6 Huggies since he was 10 months old, and recently there have been many leaks - the sure sign that we needed to move up another size in diapers. My son is well above the 100th percentile for weight and height for his age but he still pees like a young toddler who isn't ready for potty training, so pull ups were just not working for us. These diapers will do, for the next few months I hope! My only gripes are : Wow these are expensive, and don't seem to be sold in larger quantity. Also, these diapers are not wider, which is unfortunate because my son could use an extra inch or two on the waist (he isn't chubby, just very wide). The diapers are also scented just like the Pampers baby diapers are, which I find unnecessary for toddlers. Hopefully in the next few months he will show interest in potty training and I won't have to switch him to cloth or adult diapers when he outgrows these!

I began using these diapers before my son was even "cruising" yet. We had him in Pampers baby dry from the time he was born until he was around 3 months old. I actually didn't mind the baby dry, they did hold a lot of pee, but the reason I decided to try something different was because he would have a blow out literally ever single time he pooped. We went through A LOT of outfits those first few months. We spent about 5 weeks at the beginning trying out different brands, even cloth, and nothing worked, so we just stuck with the best ones we found which we thought were the baby dry.

My nephew was old enough to be wearing these around the time my son was 3 months, and when I was changing his diaper one day I noticed the design of these cruisers helps them to stay around the legs much tighter and fit more natural around the waist. So I thought I just as well give it a try! And sure enough, as soon as we switched my son into these his number of blow outs went from at least one a day to only one every 2-3 weeks! Soooooo worth the extra pennies we spent.

Now he is old enough to be walking and they are still by far our favorites! They don't sag much either which makes them more attractive underneath kid's clothes. Not that that is a huge deal, but a nice added bonus for sure!

I've had pampers cruisers on my subscribe and save ever since my son grew into them. They are the best diapers for a busy boy on the move! I'm not saying this because I'm a pampers devotee, it's because I've tried the others and these just work better. In fact, I HATED pampers swaddlers. The mesh-like lining inside would stick to my boy's parts after a runny poo or a lot of urine and it was no fun for anyone to peel it away from his sensitive post circumcision area, so huggies were our go to when he was a newborn, then pampers baby dry at night once he was sleeping through the night, then cruisers once he became mobile. He is autistic and non-verbal and at 4 years old still isn't potty trained, so I'm thanking my lucky stars that he still fits in these size 6 diapers and that I can order them on Amazon because they're not always available in stores. Long story short, these diapers work wonderfully day and night and have been a life saver for us on subscribe and save for years now.

My baby boy is 33lbs at 18 months. He's very tall, like his daddy. The size 6 cruiser was digging into his leg and leaking badly at night, so even though the weight recommendation was for him to wear size 6... It wasn't doing the job. I didn't even know size 7 existed!!! They don't sell them at any store near us, so I checked Amazon. Thank goodness they sell them! He's been wearing the size 7 diapers for a couple weeks now. Fits perfectly and no more leaks, or bad marks on his thigh from them digging into his skin. Yay!!! I still wish the side flap was a tad bit longer, so it would wrap around more. That's where leaks happen. I would get a lot longer use out of them. I'm afraid that once he grows out of the size 7, we're going to have to do pull ups. I'm not ready for all that hassle.