Target Up and Up Diaper Pictures

Below are larger sized photos from our review. Here you will find additional manufacturer information that has been printed on the outer bags as well as close up shots of the actual product. These pictures were taken during our review process and may help you decide whether or not they are right for you.

Above is the picture of the front of the bag. Each small pack contains 32 diapers in size three. As we mentioned earlier in this review these are very soft to the touch as they advertise on the front of the bag. They also note that they are breathable but we feel that this is redundant since all manufacturers switched from plastic backing to a skin friendly breathable outer cover sheet. One thing to note is that Target advertises up to 12 hour leak protection. It would be our recommendation that you change your baby significantly more times than twice per day especially since these diapers had lower (wetter) scores after our 120 second test. Both the front and back side of the bag feature identical information but we included a shot of the back side and posed it below.

The top of the package is shown above and it describes some of the main features about the product. Usually this information is printed on the back of the bag where it is much larger and easier to read for the consumer. Below is a side profile of the diaper. As you can see it is very thin measuring in at just .16 of an inch (4 mm).

Here we show a detailed picture of the front patterns of the Target Up and Up diaper. Above we have the whale pattern and below we have the blue with faint green dots. Both feature a large size indicator with a bright yellow wetness indicator that runs down the center.

In the photograph below you can see the accordion rear wings that give this diaper the most amount of stretch versus any other tested to date; 16 inches when stretched tab to tab. You can also see that the absorbent material runs much closer to both the front and the back waist lines than other brands.