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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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- Inexpensive
- Absorbent
- Performs well for its price
- Not as durable as other brands
Reviewers point out that investing in a store brand like Wal-Mart White Cloud diapers can save you more than $300 per year over more expensive name brands. White Cloud diapers are praised for their wide, soft-stretch waist; their secure-grip stretch tabs; their cloth-like cover and their ultra-absorbent core. Tests show that White Cloud diapers resist leaks well. Parents have posted mixed reviews, but many swear by White Cloud's quality. In tests, White Cloud diapers outperform a couple of prominent name brands. If you're not comfortable buying store-brand diapers, reviewers recommend either ultra leak-proof Pampers Cruisers (*Est. 29 cents each) or Pampers Swaddlers (*Est. 22 cents each) for newborns.
We found the best review of Wal-Mart White Cloud diapers at ConsumerReports.org, which asks families to try out this product (along with mainstream brands) for two weeks. Wal-Mart diapers are mentioned in the latest version of the book "Baby Bargains," and are also featured in a blog by About.com's guide to baby products.
Our Sources
1. ConsumerReports.org
ConsumerReports.org asks 14 families to try out seven brands of diapers, including Wal-Mart White Cloud. In general, the editors conclude that the quality gap is closing between store-brand and name-brand diapers.
Review: Disposable Diapers, Editors of ConsumerReports.org, April 2007
2. Baby BargainsDetails/Subscribe
Although the focus of this book is on major diaper brands, the authors say that many parents are pleased with improved store brands, including Wal-Mart White Cloud. The authors suggest that parents try the more economical store brands first.
Review: Diapers, Denise Fields and Alan Fields, 8th edition, 2009
3. About.com
Heather Corley, About.com's guide to baby products, conducts an informal poll of readers' favorite diaper brands. The overwhelming leader is Huggies, with 44 percent of the votes. Pampers places second with 29 percent of votes, followed by Luvs, store brands and Seventh Generation. (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, Feb. 6, 2007
Diapers Runners Up:
2 picks by top review sites.
2 picks by top review sites.
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