What diaper does everyone recommend?

[Anonymous]

Pampers for boys.

[Anonymous]

Huggies

[Anonymous]

Pampers and target brand for diapers/daytime pull ups. Nighttime pull up will only be something like goodnites.

[Anonymous]

Pampers baby dry

[Anonymous]

Millie Moon at Target hold up well - they run large.

[Anonymous]

My daughter did perfectly fine in the old Kirkland diapers. Just got a box of the new ones so we’ll see how it goes. Anyone have a suggestion for what’s similar to Kirkland other than Huggies?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter did perfectly fine in the old Kirkland diapers. Just got a box of the new ones so we’ll see how it goes. Anyone have a suggestion for what’s similar to Kirkland other than Huggies?

We really like the 'Rascal and Friends' diapers, I think they're sold exclusively at walmart? Not certain.

They have the same sort of front/back waistband that's elastic yet soft, same as Huggies, but are significantly cheaper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is very child dependent and will change as your child gets older. When my kids were in diapers, we went through Luvs, Target Up & Up and Huggies/Costco Kirkland (which are the same as Huggies, or at least were 10 years ago). You just need to try them out to see what fits best as they get bigger.

- Veteran mom here to help

Kirkland has been changed to cuties to the dismay of many...

I used huggies little snugglers when my daughter was little since there were definitely less leaks/blowouts with those and then the cheapest amazon kind (?gentle bear) as she got older (as well as free ones of any brand that I could get my hands on.) Luvs didn't really work for her.

[Anonymous]

If sizing up doesn’t work, try the Kirkland brand. My advice is very old but target used to have decent diapers a few years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If sizing up doesn’t work, try the Kirkland brand. My advice is very old but target used to have decent diapers a few years ago.

If your advice is old, Kirkland diapers have just changed manufacturers and the verdict is still out but mostly negative.

[Anonymous]

I was ready to hate the new Kirkland diapers but I don't mind them at all. It's actually nice because they're thinner so they're easier to pack. We haven't had a blowout in them although we've had very few (maybe 3??) blowouts in general so maybe that's not an issue for us.

[Anonymous]

Rascal and Friends diapers from Walmart are great.

We switched to Huggies Pull ups from Costco when she was showing interest in potty training.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If sizing up doesn’t work, try the Kirkland brand. My advice is very old but target used to have decent diapers a few years ago.

If your advice is old, Kirkland diapers have just changed manufacturers and the verdict is still out but mostly negative.

Yep, I loved the old Kirkland diapers, but tried them again with my new baby and it was blow out city.

[Anonymous]

Coterie is expensive but worth it. Our super tall infant never has blow outs. But also, I think some attempt at potty training might be in order here. Your son is technically old enough if he isn’t experiencing developmental delays that might otherwise make waiting to potty train a good choice. A lot of kids never get interested in potty training without parental intervention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Coterie is expensive but worth it. Our super tall infant never has blow outs. But also, I think some attempt at potty training might be in order here. Your son is technically old enough if he isn’t experiencing developmental delays that might otherwise make waiting to potty train a good choice. A lot of kids never get interested in potty training without parental intervention.

Have not had a good experience with Coterie at all. Honest Company has worked better. YMMV.