The best nappies for newborns.

Edda · 10-08-2013

I'm currently using the Pampers Newborn with the wetness indicator. Couldn't compare which one's the best as this is what I've been using ever since. What's do you think is the best nappy for your newborn or infant?
Cheers!

Abana · 10-09-2013

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Originally Posted by Edda

I'm currently using the Pampers Newborn with the wetness indicator. Couldn't compare which one's the best as this is what I've been using ever since. What's do you think is the best nappy for your newborn or infant?
Cheers!

Actually, you might wanna first decide on which TYPE to use: a disposable nappy or a reusable one, then go from there.

In my case, I used both- reusable cloth nappies during the day, disposable ones during night-time, I've done this until my son reached 6th month. I've had 24 cloth nappies then!

It helped me save a lot of bucks really, but requires a bit of effort too in washing. No biggie, I get to save a lot to purchase other stuff too. Smart mom I am!

But when I got back to work, I used the disposable ones 100% as I didn't get to have time to wash everyday and I had extra money to buy loads of nappies, haha!

Baha · 10-18-2013

I'm a Pampers lover ever since. They hold my babies' poopoo and urine well enough. I've used Drypers before. I couldn't fault the quality of it! But then baby gets rashes so I went back to using Pampers.

Cadelaria · 10-19-2013

I felt like Huggies was the best for my son. He used it when he was still a newborn until he reached his 2nd birthday when he learned to pee by himself days after his 2nd birthday. I was a proud momma!

Adalira · 10-19-2013

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Originally Posted by Cadelaria

I felt like Huggies was the best for my son. He used it when he was still a newborn until he reached his 2nd birthday when he learned to pee by himself days after his 2nd birthday. I was a proud momma!

Same here. Schuyler is using the Huggies Dry. Great price and great holding power. But I wanna give credit to Pampers Newborn. He used it on his first 4 weeks and it did an amazing job especially with the help of the wetness indicator.

Idalia · 10-31-2013

I've tried the washable ones and Pampers for my baby. Pampers is fine anyway.

Edda · 11-03-2013

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Originally Posted by Abana

Actually, you might wanna first decide on which TYPE to use: a disposable nappy or a reusable one, then go from there.

In my case, I used both- reusable cloth nappies during the day, disposable ones during night-time, I've done this until my son reached 6th month. I've had 24 cloth nappies then!

It helped me save a lot of bucks really, but requires a bit of effort too in washing. No biggie, I get to save a lot to purchase other stuff too. Smart mom I am!

But when I got back to work, I used the disposable ones 100% as I didn't get to have time to wash everyday and I had extra money to buy loads of nappies, haha!

Oh, this made sense. It seems that the washable ones are a no-no for me. But thank you for the enlightenment Abana.

Dalinda · 11-07-2013

Huggies have been very reliable.

Abana · 11-09-2013

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Originally Posted by Edda

Oh, this made sense. It seems that the washable ones are a no-no for me. But thank you for the enlightenment Abana.

No worries! As for me, the washable ones were an option for me initially coz they're more budget friendly as I've stated.

Baha · 11-13-2013

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Originally Posted by Abana

No worries! As for me, the washable ones were an option for me initially coz they're more budget friendly as I've stated.

Yup, it is. Some of my pals use it during daytime and the disposable ones at night time. It's more environment-friendly I should say.