Baby Products Poll: Which Disposable Diaper is Best?
Tuesday February 6, 2007
Choosing a disposable diaper for your baby often requires trial and error. What works best for one baby may fail miserably on another, because the fit of the diaper makes a big difference in how well it works. Have you found a disposable diaper that works really well for your baby or toddler? Click on the diaper brand choices below to vote for the best disposable diaper brand and help other new parents figure out which brands have the best track record for working without leaks.
Huggies
Pampers
Luvs
Seventh Generation
Mother Nature
Nature Girl & Boy
Tendercare
Tushies
Store Brand
Other
If you don't have a favorite disposable diaper yet, you can see the poll results without voting.
Huggies
Pampers
Luvs
Seventh Generation
Mother Nature
Nature Girl & Boy
Tendercare
Tushies
Store Brand
Other
If you don't have a favorite disposable diaper yet, you can see the poll results without voting.
Comments
We have a 13 month old girl. From birth to 5 months we used seventh generation. Good diaper. Then we started using Whole Foods 365 diaper. Great Diaper!! Same price or LESS than the ‘leading’ brands and NO BLEACH OR OTHER CHEMICALS. They can irritate your babies skin and pollute the environment. Huggies and Pampers seem great, but they are literally killing us and our children. Dont mean to preach, we just want to share so ALL babies (and adults!) have the best.
I have just delivered a newborn baby, and currently using mamypoko diaper. I believe it can only be bought in some asia country, but I got it in Malaysia. It happens to be the best diaper ever used after I tried out so many brand including Huggies Ultra Hug flex; somehow HU leaks all the times epscially at night.I still love MamyPoko…
i think that pampers work the best
What about the Australian biodegradable liner-brand: G diapers? Anyone tried those? That seems like a great compromise: the convenience of a disposable and the conscience of a cloth.
G-diapers work well. I need about 4 cloth diapers to get through a load of laundry (I usually put two loads per week through for the baby.) I keep a stash of disposables for trips out or running out of the cloth portion before I can get laundry done. I highly recommend them.
Cloth diapers are by far the best! The best price, healthiest for baby and best for the environment. There are so many options for cloth these days, just give it a try.
I have 5 children ages 20 to 2. My oldest 4 are all over 15. I used Huggies with all of them. When I had my youngest 2 years ago I tried pampers swaddlers on advice from a friend since I knew diapers had changed a lot in 14 years. I also tried Luv’s that I received at my baby shower as well as White Cloud. They would all leak overnight except huggies. Now that I am trying to potty train I thought I would try cheaper pampers again. Big mistake. They leaked every time. Huggies Supreme are the only diapers I will use.