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- Best diapers for newborns Pampers Swaddlers *Est. $0
- Most leak-proof Pampers Cruisers *Est. $0
- Cloth diapers BumGenius One-Size *Est. $18
- Eco-friendly disposable diapers Earth's Best TenderCare *Est. $0
- Overnight diapers Huggies Overnites *Est. $0
- Training pants Huggies Pull-Ups *Est. $0
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Training pants
- Versatility
- Kid-friendly designs
- Visual or physical wetness indicators
- More expensive than store-brand pull-ups
- Limited sizes may not work for older children
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Rip easily, so-so containment, November 2, 2009My son is in the stage where he poops only in these. They are cut high on the thigh, and often don't contain everything, so it ends up in the sheets. Gross. The other problem is that the side tabs rip… extremely easily as you are trying to get them on. We've had several rip this way. I tried pampers easy ups, and they are far better on both counts. They are cut lower, thus providing better containment, and the sides don't rip, I don't have to worry about it as we are getting them on and off. They are also softer and a little more cloth like - better all around.
Won't buy any other brand, September 23, 2009Great For Pulling Up and Down, September 22, 2009My two year decided he was going to potty train himself after watching big brother use the potty. At first I still put him in diapers in case of an accident but its difficult to reuse a diaper again and… again because the tabs stop sticking and we had to take them off completely and lay him down and put back on. Pull-ups are great to use when potty training. My son can go to the bathroom himself and just pull his pull-ups back up himself. They are good for small accidents but pull-ups are not as absorbent as diapers. The main advantage is just that they pull-up, a necessity during potty-training. We do still use diapers at night. Even the nighttime pull-ups are not absorbent enough. At night we use Huggies Overnites Baby-Shaped Diapers, Step 4 (22-37 Lbs), 31-Count Diapers, they are great, very, very absorbent.
Easy on, easy off, September 15, 2009These were advertised here on Amazon for cheaper than I could have gotten them in the store. Otherwise I usually get them at the nearest big box store to save a couple bucks.
Don't leak and my son loves she cars on them!, April 19, 2009
Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants with Learning Designs, 3T-4T (32-40 lbs), Cars, Mega , 40 training pants |
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Our Sources
1. About.com
When we last revisited this poll, Huggies occupied the top spot among 4,000 parents, garnering 45 percent of the vote as the favorite diaper brand, followed by Pampers, Luvs, store brands and Seventh Generation. Unfortunately, specific diapers aren't specified -- only brands are. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)
Review: Baby Products Poll: Which Disposable Diaper Is Best?, Heather Corley
2. Amazon.com
Various designs of Huggies Pull-Ups get about 20 ratings from parents at Amazon.com. Most users like the fit, though a few say it's too easy for toddlers to unfasten the tabs themselves.
Review: Pull-Ups Training Pants, Contributors to Amazon.com
More than 30 parents rate the Cool Alert and Learning Designs versions of Huggies Training Pants on Viewpoints.com, giving them an average of over four out of five stars. Parents love the option of being able to pull the Pull-Ups up and down like underwear or use the tabs for easy changing on the go.
Review: Huggies Pull-Ups Reviews, Contributors to Viewpoints.com
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Pampers Baby-Dry Diapers, Size 3 (16-28 Lbs), Economy Plus Pack, 204 Diapers
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