Mama Bear Gentle Touch Dry Skin Diapers, 49-Count
Last updated: November 23, 2022
New moms can try Mama Bear Diapers risk-free, thanks to the company's satisfaction guarantee. The leak locks around the legs may not be as effective as some of the other brands. However, parents will appreciate that the diapers are hypoallergenic and free of such chemicals as bleach and fragrances. There's even a wetness indicator to alert you of the need for a diaper change.
We looked at the top Diapers and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Diaper you should buy.
Product Details
Key Takeaway: Hypoallergenic diapers with a handy wetness indicator.
In our analysis of 138 expert reviews, the Mama Bear Gentle Touch Dry Skin Diapers, 49-Count placed 11th when we looked at the top 16 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
The weight ranges on our packages and detail pages are listed only as guidelines, and they overlap from size to size. We recognize that children of the same weight can differ significantly in contour and shape. If your child is near the end of the recommended weight range, you may want to consider trying the next size, or a smaller size if he or she is near the beginning of the weight range. You may find that another diaper size may fit your child better, resulting in better protection against leaks.
Our Expert Consultant
Parenting Pro and Safe-Sleep Expert
Kate Desmond is a writer and infant safe-sleep expert. She has spent the last eight years working as the marketing director for Charlie’s Kids Foundation, a nonprofit that aims to educate families about SIDS and safe sleep. In that role, she travels around the country learning and educating caregivers and providers on the latest and greatest safe-sleep information to prevent infant death.
As mom to two elementary-aged daughters, she spends hours researching the best and safest products for her own kids. She is quick to get in the weeds with other mamas, and uses humor to cope with parenting woes from potty-training to teaching kids to read.
