I need advice

[Stellar Dreamer]

well, im finally out growing my curenty diaper brand, pampers 6, and me and my caretaker/room mate dont really know what brand to move me two. so can someone give use some advice?

if it help's i brefer comfort, and she wants them to be absorbent.

[SilverIce]

Well, my recommendation is as the stareotype goes. The european companies got their diapers down well. If you cant find a youth diaper to your like your best bet is probably (if your looking for functionality and comfort as well as absorbency) your better off looking into Abena Abri-Form AirPlus briefs. They work quiet well comfort aside and the absorbency and flexibility is second to none. And, if your a girl im sure you already have plenty of tricks and in your book towards concealment. The Abena abri form airplus starts off at a 24" waist and works its way up from there.

Hope this helps!

Your friendly Neighborhood Rice~ ((as Neige has tagged me ~_~))

[brat]

If you don't mind getting ads in the mail, HDISdotCom has a sample pack that gives a wide range of different types for $9.95

copied from their website:
Brief Variety Pack (with tabs)
Available in size Small, Medium or Large
Only $9.95
</B>For Heavy to Complete Protection
Two of Each (24 total)

• Depend Maximum Protection Brief*
• Attends Brief with Waistband*
• Attends Brief without Waistband
• Molicare Original Brief
• Molicare Super T-Shape Brief
• TENA Super Brief*
• TENA Ultra Brief
• Wings Choice Plus Brief
• Tranquility SlimLine Brief
• Tranquility ATN (All-Through-the-Night) Brief
• Reassure Super Brief
• Reassure Ultra Brief
• Identification Chart
• BONUS!
  Reassure Disposable Washcloths

* Not Available in youth/small size

[shadow king]

If price wasn't an issue I'd say Bambinos...supposedly some of the best diapers on the market. I've also heard good things about the brand Cushies, which I believe to be German.

[Winnie Cooper]

I'd go with Tranquility ATNs. They have a wide range of sizes (from Youth through X-Large) Are very comfortable, and very absorbent.

[Stellar Dreamer]

ok what about flexibility?

[Wolfiet]

I personally use abena Xplus
however i prefer something resiliant, and long lasting.
I find them very comfortable, but if you are working or playing somewhere hot and humid, it feels like you have a futon between your legs >.>

[Winnie Cooper]

Originally Posted by Sora Saturn

ok what about flexibility?

Tranquility ATNs are way more flexible than Abena or Bambino. They also get softer as they get wet, which is a bit odd - they are the only diaper I know of that does that.

[Stellar Dreamer]

huh they sound cool Winnie

[Wolfiet]

o.o where might you order these?