Which diapers are your favorites?

[norasmomma]

Originally Posted by orange Seventh Generation and Nature Babycare. Diapers -Baby Diapers -Natural Diapers -Disposable Diapers | Seventh Generation These are on sale at Publix as an 'Advantage Buy' for $9.99 and you can print $2/1 coupons on the Seventh Generation website. Nature Babycare USA - Home Sold at Target for about $10 or $11.

I personally love both of these, but my wallet does not

[Beana913]

Loved Huggies Gentle Care when DS was small, Hated the Swaddlers, leaked all over. Now I use Pampers baby dry during the day and Huggies Overnights or Natural Fit at night. He wets too much for Pampers to contain him at night!

[cintinative]

I'll weigh in but I personally think that every kid has a different body shape so often this is very subjective.

I used swaddlers until we got past size 2. They fit my boys much better than the Huggies. But after size 2, I hated the Cruisers. So, we switched to Huggies. I've been a Huggies girl every since. They are expensive, but I love that there are always coupons and that there are often soft coupons on shorcuts or cellfire and the great CVS promotions. And the Caregiver's marketplace rebates! So anyway, there's my two cents.

[amzasmommy]

I've used Pampers, Huggies, Tushies, 7th Generation, and Cloth.

DS is allergic to pampers and huggies. He's allergic to the sap gel in them and they give him horrendeous diaper rash. Pampers is the worst.

7th Generation leak like crazy for us. Like, put on a fresh diaper and 30 min later have to change his clothes b/c he's sopping wet.

Tushies are my fav sposie, but they don't do coupons so they can be pricier. I always got them by the case from diapers.com so that helped. They're gel free, hold lots, all around fab.

Cloth worked the best by far for us and were the most cost effective. I used one size pockets. Happy Heiny are my fav for day and Bum Genius 3.0 for night.

[Dengineer]

My kids were very skinny and everything except Pampers leaked like crazy. Pampers still work the best for my 22 month old, although we use Huggies and CVS brand during the daytime when I can find a better deal on them. But she still wears Pampers at night because I don't want to change sheets every day. I also find that extended use of CVS diapers leads to mild irritation--none of my kids have ever really gotten "diaper rash" from disposable diapers, but the CVS ones do irritate her a little more than the others.

[lookin4savings]

I just tried the Walgreens diapers, since they were B1G1 last week. I don't care for the regular ones at all. But the premiums are working great! Now I hope they have another good sale in a few months.