Huggies

We love huggies, hands down! Tried millie moon but they dont have the waist poo pocket like huggies do and every poo was an explosion up her back. Also tried pampers and hated tabs and fit. What I've learned as a mom is that everything I thought was perfect, non toxic and organic turned out to be the things that absolutely didnt work for us. Whether it was diapers, wipes, diaper dash cream, nipple balm etc. I was humbled very quickly 😂

Huggies! We buy the ones from Costco (I think they're Huggies+ ?) for during the day, and Huggies Overnight for bedtime. She can have some heaaaaaavy diapers during the night so a little extra absorbency is nice. We tried Pampers when she was younger and they just never fit her well. Always had leaks and blow outs. Also tried one other brand while on vacation (no idea which brand, they sell them at Whole Foods though) and I hated them lol. Next kid we'll start with Huggies and go from there!

That makes a lot of sense! I absolutely love Huggies and my baby is a chunk 😂

We were a Huggies fam for all 3 of mine. I *just* canceled our amazon subscribe and save last month after having had someone in diapers for 8 years! We did the regular for daytime and often used the huggies overnights.

pampers has been awful. they're so much more rough and the tape sticky part is not flexible at all and even when folded continuously scrapes against my baby's umbilical cord. not flexible at all, meanwhile huggies definitely has felt thicker and much much softer on her skin , and has managed to mold to her skin much better and i love that the tape part is actually flexible and stretchy. i have a short skinny baby. not chunky at all sm. haven't had a blowout on either though but i hate pampers so much im thinking of just throwing the rest away lol

My baby girl is nine months now. We have loved Rascals for overnight because they hold SO much pee. During the day, we use Huggies Snug and Dry because they are super soft and you get so many per box. Hardly EVER have rash and never any blowouts or leaks. Honorable mentions that we have also loved but we're too expensive for us to consistently buy were Pamper Swaddlers and Millie Moons.

We tried Hello Bello, Pampers swaddlers and pure, Huggies natural and snugglers, Millie moon and parents choice. Millie moon did not fit our kids body shape at alll. I was super sad because I wanted to like those and they feel really nice. Hello Bello leaked every time we used them. Even the pure version of Pampers gave an allergic reaction or diaper rash almost instantly. Parent's choice is cheap and crappy imo. We are sticking with Huggies! They haven't failed us yet

My kid is long and lean and blows out of pampers constantly. Huggies for the win!

Weird! I love Huggies and would have multiple blow outs with Pampers. My baby is short and stout though so maybe the fit is better 🤷‍♀️

Huggies from Costco! Buy in bulk.. super easy. My LO has sensitive skin and Huggies have always been great for us. I will say I think any brand of overnight diapers are liars. Lol just buy those diaper pad liners and you'll be good to go with no leaks! My LO is now 1yr old. 🎉

My baby is long with real chunky thighs. At that weight she was in Huggies Lil Movers Size 4. Nothing else worked for her. She's a pound bigger now and they still work for her great. Diaper fits are weird.

We use Huggies (used size NB, now on size 1) and they have the perfect fit for my lean and long baby girl. We were gifted a box of Pampers Pure (love the material) but the fit is weird, size 1 fits huge on her! I guess it depends on the physical shape of your baby.

+1. We just buy Huggies and Kirkland wipes at Costco. We are settled there 😊

We tried the new Kirkland ones and they leaked the first night. We used them during the day and my son got an awful diaper rash by bedtime. We buy the Costco huggies now. They were on sale a few weeks ago for the same price as the Kirkland brand. I bought the max number of boxes allowed.

It's always been Huggies and Kirkland for us. Kirkland used to be made by Huggies, but they just recently changed manufacturers. I haven't gotten any of the new type, and I don't plan to as I haven't heard any good things. So now just Huggies all the way. Pampers didn't fit my son well at all. I also did cloth diapers for about a year but couldn't sustain it once I decided to go back to work.

We used Coterie and switched around 6 months when we started having leaks and blowouts too. We found that Coterie ran small - we had to move up sizes pretty much as soon as my son hit the minimum weight for the next size. We switched to Huggies and haven't had an issue. Also, baby doesn't seem to care one bit what diaper he's in. Sleeps all the same in the Coterie or in Huggies. We've been told that Pampers are good for long skinny babies. Huggies for chunky leg babies. Our son definitely has chunky legs.

My baby is 17 pounds and we use size 3 huggies little movers. We haven't had any blowouts with them. Millie Moon also worked well for us, but we got the Huggies since they were available in bulk at Sam's Club. It wouldn't really hurt to buy a small pack of size 4 diapers and try one out because if they're too big, you can just save the rest of them for when he grows into them.

Huggies and Coterie diapers - I used a credit cash back card offer for a Coterie order, I got two sizes of subscription, then canceled the smaller subscription. I keep delaying the next order until we move up to the next size. I also got some Coterie on fbook marketplace. Huggies seem more user-friendly though - I feel like I have to close the Coterie just right to prevent a blowout; my mom did it too loose but hasn't had that issue with Huggies. For wipes - Kirkland, Huggies natural and Seventh Generation (whatever is on sale), plus some Water Wipes in the travel bag for all kinds of wiping (face, hands, my own butt lol)!

My chunky and long girl always did really well in Huggies. The Costco Huggies run a bit smaller than the regular ones so you have to watch out for that. We have to buy the more expensive regular ones. We usually sized up when we got within a pound of the next size estimate.

Yup Kirkland changed manufacturers! They used to be manufactured by Huggies but ever since they changed I had to stop buying them. It broke my 16 month old out in a horrible itchy rash. Come to find out whatever they're using in the diapers triggered a severe eczema flareup of some sort on my son's butt which he doesn't have on any other part of his body and has never had before. Changed back to Huggies and he is fine. I use to swear by Kirkland too it's unfortunate

I'm glad I'm not alone! I was beginning to think these diapers are a scam—I tried both size N and 1 with my baby since she was 2 weeks old and we've had blowouts and leaks every time. I emailed them and luckily they gave me a credit for the unopened packs which I used on their wipes. Huggies fit the best.

We like Huggies and hate pampers as our son always peees out the side of the pampers

I paid $40 for 156 Huggies diapers from Costco that will last us most of a month, plus their wipes are $20 for 900 and we use maybe 1/4 box per month plus $20 for Amazon mama bear overnight diapers that last 2 months. So say $60-ish, maybe $65.

We used the regular Huggies for my first but on my second it gave him some redness. I'm wondering if it's due to the new liner they use. So I did the skin essentials and no rash! Def worth it. I'm spending money on diapers anyway they might as well make my kid comfortable.

Huggies. They are unscented and good quality

I use pampers or Huggies with my daughter both have worked great for her and for wipes I use the Huggies unscented ones. I tried little rascals and my daughter ended up with a severe rash that took us weeks to get rid of!

It's funny because I found Huggies only worked for us once my son chunked up!! Before he got crazy thighs we were all about Pampers (so like, newborn).

Huggies and Millie Moon are working so far with our newborn. She's in between newborn and size 1. Kirkland diapers seem a bit off and didn't fit as well as I hoped but their wipes are amazing! Pampers were what was provided at the hospital and I did not like them at all.

Coterie, Dyper, Millie Moon, and Huggies skin essentials were the only brands that didn't give my daughter rashes.

Sam's Club or Amazon brand for diapers. We use Huggies for the first couple weeks while they are the most sensitive, but after that, we've never had any issues with the budget diapers, despite both our girls actually having pretty sensitive skin. For wipes, we primarily just use a spray bottle and soft cloths, but when things get messy, we use Sam's Club unscented wipes, and since we use them sparingly, they last us a long time

I had this same experience, after 10 days of daily blowouts I caved and went back to huggies

A pack of diapers for a month are $45-50 huggies 140 something a pack (size 5) and costco wipes are $20 for a like 900 wipes that last me 3-4 months. So maybe $55 a month

Just bought a 150 pack of Huggies for $48 from Walmart yesterday.

Huggies little movers worked better for our kid, although the tail end of our need for diapers was marked by a manufacturing change in the Huggies diaper. I didn't like Pampers as much bc the gel would escape and caused way more mess to clean up.

We bought them at first but no they are definitely not worth it, unless your baby needs organic. Even then, Huggies special delivery are cheaper per diaper irc. We either use Kirkland(Costco) or Huggies depending on which one is cheaper

I don't mean to criticize. We use Dyper, which is comparable in per diaper cost to Coterie. Our backup is Huggies from Costco at half the cost. We have three kids in some kind of diaper, and we spend about $300 per month on diapers and wipes. If I were being conscious of only the budget, I could swing it for about what you're budgeting for one. Most of the online and alternative diapers are significantly more expensive than the bulk store brands.

We like Huggies from Costco (long, lean baby). My son is hypersensitive to pee diapers regardless of the brand so might as well go with the most affordable option. We used pampers for newborn bc they were free thanks to my friends having extras after their babies outgrew them and we had the same hypersensitivity issue with them

We got a sample box of diapers, and I tried like another 3 brands, too. Coterie wasn't even in my top 3 for feel/fit/value. We went with Dyper - best fit, never had leakage or rash, and an environmental feel-good touch. Expensive, but not affordable. That said, Huggies/Costco has been our filler brand and is way cheaper. ...aside from Pampers, which never seemed to handle overnights, no diaper ever decreased or increased the likelihood she slept through the night.

I can't compare because we won't use Pampers due to their scent. All scented diapers give my child a rash (plus I hate the smell when mixed with poop or pee and I'm very leery of fragrances in my little girl's nether regions because they are endocrine disrupters I.e. they fuck with developing hormone systems). So I use Huggies 360. Which probably have other terrible things in them, but at least they're scent free. Hoping to make strides in potty training soon 😅

Pampers runs large. Huggies runs skinny. In my experience, blowout is based more on fit than brand. We like Pampers a lot but ended up using Millie Moon and Member's Mark (Sam's Club brand) diapers. If I were you, I'd sample different brands to see what works for your kid best. (If you want absorption, both brands we use have been fantastic for overnight use so far.)

We like pampers swaddlers. We tried buggies, but my kid is long and lean so there was just too much waist wiggle room. He had rashes with Kirkland and lava. We tried Billie moon and honestly diapers but at those prices, they better be the best damn diaper ever, and they weren't. Blow outs, and just didn't fit as well. Every kid is different.