Moving up a diaper size?

[mrcantrell]

Are the Costco diapers cheaper than Teddy's Choice? Those are our favourite's so far, but we have a Costco membership so i'd be willing to try if there is actually $ saved!

We bought a box of Size 1-2 Kirklands yesterday. If we remember correctly they were something like $0.165/diaper or $38.99 for the box (I just can't remember how many were in the box).

[William W]

congrats on the newborn

We switched from pampers "N" to huggies "N" (was too loose initially); then moved to 1 (again, the huggies seem to have a looser fit, resulting in liquid & solid spills...)

Any one tried and called Huggies to let them know that their diapers leak? We experience the same thing when we used "N" for Huggies, though we never called to complain.

[afong56]

Any one tried and called Huggies to let them know that their diapers leak? We experience the same thing when we used "N" for Huggies, though we never called to complain.

don't bother. it really is an individual "fit" thing (like shoes)

the shape of the huggies vs. other brand differs, so you really just have to find out what brands fit your baby the best. if you read long enough, you will hear horror stories for every disposable diaper brand out there.

[patrob]

Any one tried and called Huggies to let them know that their diapers leak? We experience the same thing when we used "N" for Huggies, though we never called to complain.

It's worth to call...since they will reimburse you for the package They don't want to loose you as a potential customer! We went through "many" diapers & whenever I had a problem, ie.: leak, tear, wipes too dry, etc. I would just call either Huggies/Pampers & they just send you coupons to replace the "defective" product, especially if you threaten to try the "other" company

It is worth to call, they want to know about these things...

P.S. Also Pampers have 'points' that you collect from each package (incl. wipes) that eventually add up for free rewards (toys, dvd's, etc...)

[Freak]

Any one tried and called Huggies to let them know that their diapers leak? We experience the same thing when we used "N" for Huggies, though we never called to complain.

We had the same problem with our first daughter...we actually only grabbed Huggies "N" diapers, when we were at the hospital. Once we got home...man they leaked on a regular basis.

We switched to Pampers and rarely if ever have problems. We are now on our 2nd daughter and with Pampers, she is now on Size 3 diapers and we have yet to have leak.

Pampers all the way. I can't really comment on the "no name" brands that people have mentioned, although I wish at this point we had of tried them at least as we might have saved some cash.

Also the the PAMPERS CRUSERS diapers are truly amazing diapers!!

Freak

[patrob]

We had the same problem with our first daughter...we actually only grabbed Huggies "N" diapers, when we were at the hospital. Once we got home...man they leaked on a regular basis.

We switched to Pampers and rarely if ever have problems. We are now on our 2nd daughter and with Pampers, she is now on Size 3 diapers and we have yet to have leak.

Pampers all the way. I can't really comment on the "no name" brands that people have mentioned, although I wish at this point we had of tried them at least as we might have saved some cash.

Also the the PAMPERS CRUSERS diapers are truly amazing diapers!!

Freak

Agree, I also prefer Pampers, always did fit better & had less leaks! I occasionally buy Huggies if on sale & have coupons & get 20x SDM points Then they actually cost less than the No Name brand...