Shortly after my daughter’s birth it became clear she has seriously sensitive skin, as the seemingly non-stop diaper rash proved. After trying a slew of nappy brands we switched to cloth diapers because it was the only thing that worked. Anyone that’s tried this solution knows it’s something of a hassle to get them clean because you’re dealing with a lot of poop. I know, it’s a little gross, but that’s the reality of the situation and it can get pretty messy, both literally and figuratively. We even had a problem with our washing machine once because there was just too much waste going into it. Plus, I wasn’t exactly thrilled to be washing so many poopy diapers in a week. I know some moms are all about the cloth diapers but the extra time and frustration involved were wearing me down.
Those of you that have children with relatively flat bottoms know that a nappy without an elastic waist can be a real problem. Add pee to it and suddenly they’re sagging and sometimes even falling down entirely, which can be quite a mess and is unpleasant for our daughter at the very least. She got to the point where she was complaining about it regularly, which is why we sought out a solution and came to 
Sleep is a precious commodity when you’re the parent of a baby. At first there’s little hope of sleeping through the night unless you have the benefit of a full time nanny or a grandparent taking on the task of caring for the child, but that’s a rare treat. Eventually you get to a point where you can expect to get something close to a full night’s sleep, but for us it just wasn’t happening because our baby kept waking up because his diaper was full of pee and it was making him uncomfortable. That’s when we started searching for a better solution and found 
It was a strong sense of dissatisfaction with the nappies we were using that sent me on a quest to find something better for my daughter. Like most parents that use disposable diapers, we were buying from the supermarket and going with a relatively cheap brand because they all seemed roughly the same. Our daughter had pretty regular diaper rash issues and the nappies were so bulky that they sometimes inhibited her movement ability, which was always so sad for a growing girl that just wanted to get around. When we found 
Pay attention to reviews from moms and dads around the world and it becomes obvious that both 
remarkable. Once you’ve felt it you’ll wonder why you were ever using anything else for your child because the comfort level is incredible. Both brands feature an infusion of vitamin E in the fabric to soothe the skin, so if your child’s sensitivity is fairly normal both will do a wonderful job of warding off diaper rash.
Before my son was born I used to roll my eyes at parents complaining about nappies and how difficult it was to find the right kind. I couldn’t fathom that one brand would be immensely different from another, but anyone that’s had children knows it can be a world of difference and I quickly learned just how true that was when my son turned out to have sensitive skin and was constantly irritated by the supermarket diapers we were using. It wasn’t until a friend recommended 
the slightest bit irritating to him. Plus, the good fit means there’s no leakage so there’s a lot less stress when it comes to worrying about him making a mess. I don’t have to think about the Moony nappies slipping off either, even if he’s pulling on them.
Irritated skin is something most parents of babies deal with. It’s largely unavoidable, but with our daughter it moved from irritation to diaper rash to repeated yeast infections. I don’t want to gross anyone out, but it happens. As we learned, all yeast needs is a warm, wet place to grow and it can get out of control. The doctor told us she’s prone to these infections and that the diapers we were using were a likely culprit in making them worse. After all, what’s wetter and warmer than the inside of a baby’s diaper after she’s gone pee? That’s when we made the switch to 
We used diapers for about a year with our daughter but just recently we were compelled to switch to pants thanks to some pretty serious resistance to being put on her back. Each time we had to change her we dealt with fits of screaming, crying, and kicking because she just didn’t like it. Fair enough. Why fight it when the pants are out there just waiting to be purchased. Now that we’ve made the change she can stand for changes after she pees, though for most poops she still ends up on her back, so nothing is perfect. After experimenting with multiple brands we ended up going with 
We first turned to 
Today I want to share my impression by 
My son is 5 months old. As many other parents, we have used almost all brands provided on the market and finally we have found 
After disappointment in Pampers Premium care diapers, I have been looking for the alternative for a long time. I bought many different brands, read a great number of reviews and finally we have bought September 29, 2015
We were a Pampers household from the time of our son’s birth, mostly because we picked the brand at the store that seemed decent and was reasonably priced. We went through the same issues it seems like almost everyone does with the blowouts, middle of the night screaming fits from a wet diaper, leakage, diaper rash, and more. I was under the impression that every parent suffered from those issues, at least until I got a package of Moony nappies as a present from a friend. I thought, like most people would, that it was a strange gift, but then my son started wearing them and I discovered it was the best gift ever.
I can’t really tell you why, but Japan produces far higher quality nappies than anywhere else in the world. Moony is one of the top brands in the country and there’s good reason for that as they are exceptionally well made and solve so many of the issues we suffered from. Since he started wearing the Moonys my son hasn’t had a single blowout because they’re made to contain even the largest of baby poops and they do a great job of pulling it away from his skin so he doesn’t suffer any irritation issues if I don’t notice he needs to be changed right away.
There hasn’t been any pee leakage either because the fit is so much better and there’s a pocket in the back that expands when he fills it, keeping the liquid away from his skin and also keeping it from dripping out onto the floor and making a mess all over our house. Thanks to the extreme softness of the material he doesn’t get rashes any more either and he seems much happier, which I’m pleased with.
There’s no problem if you want to stick with Pampers or a comparable brand, but you’re missing out on something great by not at least trying Moony pants. For me, the most noticeable thing has been a relief of the many stresses that come from diaper issues. I can say my son has experienced the same thing as he seems so much happier and his crying fits have lessened. We’ve been loyal customers ever since we made the change and it’s been a worthwhile decision.