Pampers® Splashers 20-Count Size S Disposable Swim Pants

Our 4 month old is 25 + inches & almost 14 lbs and these fit well. I could see her using the small size another few months.

Always used Huggies Little Swimmers but Pampers diapers so when I saw Splashers for a few cents cheaper, I grabbed them. First time wearing them was also our first swim class. Got changed & waiting in a watch area for our class to start, she literally peed down her legs & all over the floor. The Splasher was soaked through. I couldn't believe it and how embarrassing in front of all these other parents!! We'll be going back to Huggies.

I got them for my 3 yr old play in pool and they sag like a diaper, I'm going back Huggies lil swimmers they are alot better they don't sag like a diaper .

Anyone else find it especially hard to track down what the sizing was? Here you go: Find the right fit—small 13–24 lb.; medium 20–33 lb.; large 31–40 lb

I use pampers for everyday diapers, so figured I’d also like their swim product. But they’re hard to get on. They go on like underwear, which is tough with a wiggly baby, & then you have to rip them off but it’s not that easy to do. They’re also a funny fit (or were for my baby.) I also bought the little swimmers after to compare and liked them much more. Those fit and go on like a normal diaper (with flaps) id recommend them over these even if your baby is normally a pampers wearer.

They work great when my son is in the pool for hours and arent too expensive. Would recommend.

A little hard to get on but they worked for my son. Held up well in the water and were easy to rip on the sides to get them off.

Just as good as any other swim diaper. It does what its supposed to! Cute designs as well. Would recommend.