Use reuseable instead

I found that using a reuseable swim diaper was way more cost effective and just as effective. Also let’s try to save some garbage, especially if you’re avid swimmers as our family is.

Not worth the cost

In honesty they are not worth the cost of them. They really do not hold anything but maybe poop (solid). You could seriously use underwear and do the same effect (though that is looked down upon at a pool). They basically are just there to cover the babies butts in the pool and nothing more. Pee goes straight through them. I rather a reusable swim diaper that does the same thing and I do not have to keep buying more.

Huggies Little Swimmers Disposable Swimpants

we got them for my son before we went away and i'm glad we did, they are like pull up and i just put them on him and take them off when wet with the straps on the side, they get really sticky when wet but that's understandable
over all a good product

I am not liking how much they charge for very minimal diapers. I have a toddle who is in swim lessons and we go through a lot of these. I also find them sort of flimsy when trying to pull them on and off for bathroom breaks. They always rip! They do however do their job and keep it in when there is an accident so thats good!

We have to buy these for daycare because they get to go swimming once a week and they won't allow us to bring in the reusable swim diapers. Well, it doesn't hold poop in very well. Pool has been shut down twice cause poop escaped the swimmers.....

My son pooped in one of these and it did NOT contain the poo! I don't think these are any better for containing poop in water than regular diapers; the only difference is that these don't swell. I'm not even sure if these are designed to hold pee because my daughter peed in one before getting into the pool and it got all over her swim suit.

It is a good concept but i didnt liked it that much my daughter had hard time swimming when wearing this dieaper

These are not worth it. Kids pee and it goes through. The only thing it stops is poop. Which my son's regular diaper does too. The main differenece between his regular pullup and the little swimmers is that the little swimmers do not plump up and explode. The pullups will explode after 2 hours in the water...if you are under that, just stick with the normal (cheaper) diapers!

I found that these diapers leaked, both in the pool and out. Not really worth it, just as easy to go without (at least if you're in a private pool).
They really didn't seem any different than a regular diaper.

I am a big fan of Little Swimmers...if you have a fairly big child. I find the sizing to be very big. My daughter is 6 months old and the smallest size is still WAY too big on her. I wish they started their sizes at a lighter weight.