I am not sure what happened with the design with these, but we've been using Pampers Swaddlers for 5 years now and recently the size 3 started to leak with my son. I've switched to Pampers Baby Dry because of this and there aren't any leaks overnight. Something changed recently (last couple months). Using this now instead. http://www.amazon.com/Pampers-Baby-Diapers-Economy-Count/dp/B00DDMIWIO/ref=sr_1_3?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1449609334&sr=1-3&keywords=pampers

I just took it out of the packaging and am flipping through it. Not sure why someone would complain about the size of it, its a handbook, a reference. Print size is fine, not sure why someone would complain about that. I cannot comment on the material yet.

This truly is the mother of all carseats. I have two kiddo's ages 2 1/2 and 7 months, and was in the market for a new carseat for my youngest. After some extensive consumer research we decided to go with the Foonf, with the hopes that we could get our older daughter in the Foonf and back into a rear facing position as she was currently in a Britax Marathon front facing(for obvious safety reasons, something I was not comfortable with.) I wasn't expecting to be able to successfully transition her from front facing to rear facing, but we figured if nothing else she could remain in her current Britax carseat, and we could give the new Foonf to our 7 month old.

Ever since Cole got signed to Roc Nation, I've been waiting to see if he could have an album that was better than his mixtapes. With his first 2 albums, while I did have a good amount of songs that I liked from each one, they paled in comparison to The Come Up, The Warm Up and Friday Night Lights. While I stayed a fan of J. Cole, I have come to the thought that Cole had fallen off a bit as a lyricist. I compare him to a more humble version of Kanye West for this reason, and that is the fact that his beats overshadow his lyrics, even though Cole does have his moments where he can be very deep when it comes to what he's talking about.

Great TV with great features. Picture quality is amazing, smart TV functionality and remote are cutting edge. When I first purchased it, I couldn't figure out why I couldn't get the HDR feature to work. There were no instructions or guidance in this area. Eventually I figured out, to get HDR you have to connect the input to HDMI 1 as the other two ports do not have this functionality. This is probably my only pet peeve for this TV, the inability to utilize HDR on all 3 HDMI ports.

After using these evil creams for 3 weeks, my face started swelling and becoming very itchy...them suddenly I noticed open blisters, and small bumps all over my cheeks. My sun skin discoloration disappeared for the first 2 weeks using the creams, after that they came back, those first 2 weeks I was loving my skin to the point I didn't have to use any makeup! But everything change after that. The company make it really hard to return these creams. I'm very disappoint and distress by all this. So, I didn't think this was going to happen to me. Don't let any Brand partner or friends to push you to buy this product. My honest opinion. I'm surprised nobody is taking this Nerium AD to a legal court. This world is depressing how people let money drive their lives. Good luck! And remember, the most important thing is if you are going to sell this stuff, pls don't involve your friends and family in to it...You will be very sorry!!!!!!

It's interesting to view this album through the lens of history. Whether aware of it or not, most music fans are quite familiar with Massive and the long shadow they've cast over pop music. But 11 years ago, the mix of musical styles that would later come to be termed (somewhat simplistically) trip-hop was new and invigorating. Listening to it in 2002, "Blue Lines" has the effect of taking you back to the year of your choice: 1975 ("Be Thankful For What You've Got"), 1988 ("Daydreaming"); 1991 ("Lately"). Yet, this album is no retro piece. Instant classics like "Safe From Harm", "Unfinished Sympathy", and "Five Man Army" herald new approaches to hip-hop and dance music in particular, and pop music in general.