Consumer Reports tested more than 60 different diapers for absorption and dryness, including budget and store brands, subscription diaper brands, and premium diaper brands. The models that impressed ...

With a feel and function that closely mimics regular underwear, these innovative garments come in a range of absorbency ...

“The material absorbs liquid evenly ... (Our top pick, Luvs Disposable Baby Diapers, feature a more subtle scent.) The upside to a scented diaper, of course, is that it masks odors.

We found that reusable incontinence underwear generally absorbs less without leaking than their disposable counterparts—but because they look and feel closer to standard undies, they fill an ...

Many disposable diapers these days are so exceptionally good at absorbing urine that it can be difficult to tell by feel alone if your baby has made good use of it. The super-absorbent gel in ...

There’s a lot to consider when choosing products. Liners, pads, disposable underwear, and reusable underwear absorb moisture. Products made for incontinence control "catch" the leaks and pull ...

The fabric is absorbent, helping to keep wetness locked in. Aside from reusable inserts, other cloth diapers come with disposable inserts that you can throw away and replace when needed.

Each pair of disposable period underwear absorbs as much as five of the brand’s Ultra Thin pads. But unlike the pads, these stay in place no matter how much you toss and turn. Exactly how ...