What's the biggest?

[Kovalchuk]

Originally Posted by Trevor

As I recall from the ads at the time, it was pushed as a comfort thing for babies, which seems pretty dubious to me. I tend to think it was just something that seemed like a change and in that very competitive market, the manufacturers are always looking for something that appears to be a positive difference. The reaction must have been generally positive and the other companies copied it.

Attest to the power of advertising!

Well, to answer your question: Pampers Size 7. However, I don't know how stretchy they are... Size 6 Baby Dry is pretty stretchy.

[garnetandblack2107]

Originally Posted by woof

Actually, I measured, and I found that Pampers Baby-Dry Size Six is about the same six as Cruisers Size Seven... but the Baby Dry stretches more and is more absorbent.

Do you happen to still have the measurements, and if so will you please post them?

[Fire2box]

Originally Posted by garnetandblack2107

Do you happen to still have the measurements, and if so will you please post them?

Even when baby diapers "fit" teenagers/adults who say they fit they don't hold as much as say a depends would. Plus they aren't very comfortable. Anyways having diapers fit requires small waist/thighs. Pampers size 7 can barely fit around my 30 inch waist but since my thighs are big due to biking they won't fit in that area unless I want to cut off my own blood circulation to my legs.

[Star Child]

Originally Posted by NEJay

There are several brands of plastic covered "youth" diapers, such as Tranquility ATNs, but they resemble an adult diaper, and would have two or more tapes per side.

Unfortunately, there are no baby diapers manufactured with a plastic outer cover any more with the exception of some designed for newborns/preemies (read: VERY small).

Originally Posted by Fire2box

the "largest" would be pampers size 7. The largest baby plastic back diaper is nothing.. no one makes plastic backed baby diapers anymore. Tough the plastic is there, its just under the "cloth" cover. the cloth and fluff don't let the plastic rustle.

you are both wrong, there are plastic backed baby nappies, at least here in the UK, almost all of the cheap nappies are plastic backed still. eg tesocs value nappies, sainsburys basics nappies, plus lots of generic brands, none of them do a xl size thoughm the largest size is junior 12-25kg or 25-55lbs

[tom]

Ive heard pampers active fit are good...as they have stretchier size, so wont break as easily.

[Sam I am]

Star Child I wish I lived in the UK then I love plastic baby diapers, can only get them on ebay here, and then I have to spend a fortune.