Ok I realize this subject is pretty general, but I’ve just about tried them all and I have different opinions for each of them.
I’ll start with the good:
Pampers Swaddlers- Best Diaper on the market. Why don’t they make these past size 2-3??????????
Huggies Overnites- These diapers are pretty incredible if you ask me. They appear to have extra padding in the front (for the tummy sleepers) and literally keep my girls dry all night long. I don’t know about you, but I can’t even count all the times my girls have woken up in the morning with their diapers as big as a bowling ball and then resulting in wet pants/sheets/etc. These diapers have solved that problem…so far!
Pampers Cruisers/Baby Dry- I used to buy these before the economy crashed.
Generic- I’ve pretty much tried them all. White Cloud (Walmart’s brand), Walgreens, Publix, & Target brands are all very similar. Before I found Huggies Overnites I thought they all leaked at night but then realized that it wasn’t necessarily their fault. Now I usually buy generic for day and the others for night. A little more complicated, but in this economy, I try to save where I can!
The neutral….
Nature Babycare- Ok, Target sells these eco-friendly diapers and my neighbor referred them to me and they work for her just fine. I, however, was not a big fan. They were not very soft and you know when you’ve changed the dirty diaper and you kind of roll it up in a ball and then use the “velcro” tabs to hold it together, well the tabs don’t stick to the diaper, so it won’t stay in a ball. This was frustrating to me, especially with the really dirty ones. Now the fact that they are eco-friendly and better for the environment give them huge points which is why they didn’t make it into the bad category, but they are not my first choice.
And now for the bad…..
Huggies Supreme- While I think these diapers are pretty great, my daughter is allergic to them. What on earth are they putting in these diapers to make her break out?? And it’s not just diaper rash, there was a perfect outline of a diaper where her skin was irritated. AND…what’s more….I’ve heard that this is more common than not from her pediatrician! Isn’t that crazy?? I’m sure there will be somebody to comment against these statements, but hey, I just call it like I see it!
