Were you or your kids Pampers or Huggies diaper babies?

[DLgal]

Pampers. They had skinny legs and Huggies always leaked on them.

 

[csmith1004]

DS wore Pampers then Huggies. DD wore Pampers then went through several brands which all leaked for some reason then we found the Target brand. They were the only ones that worked for her.

 

[RogueX]

My daughter was a preemie so we also found Pampers worked best. I swear we had to fold the top over for the longest time because she was small (not that she was that premature).

 

[Jeannie]

Mid to late 80s: Luvs, Pampers, Huggies as a last resort as they tended to leak.

 

[tvguy]

Huggies.
My mom watched the kids while we worked when the kids were in diapers, and with our oldest she thought we were nuts using disposable. She had all MY old cloth diapers from 1957 and used them.......for a few days. Then she became a convert to disposables.

 

[Kitty 34]

Probably Huggies and/or Pampers......kids are 33, 35, and 42. I do know that "generic" diapers at that time didn't keep it all in if ya know what I mean!

 

[1420Elexismc]

My daughter(now 22) used Parent's choice(Walmart brand). I was thrown a baby shower for my son(now 10) and they had a "diaper raffle" where everyone brought packs of diapers and were offered a raffle ticket for each pack to use to enter for some fun prizes(gift cards etc.) which I never even knew was a thing until my shower. We got a lot of diapers from that and used those until they ran out. We then switched to either Parent's choice or the Target brand until he was potty trained.

 

[Luv Bunnies]

We used whatever was cheapest during the day. At night we used Huggies Nighttime because it was worth the extra cost to contain leaks.

 

[FQLover]

Huggies--they fit better and held everything in.

 

[Breezy_Carol]

I did cloth when my 36 yo and 34 yo were babies. But I also had diaper service with the older one. We only used disposable when traveling.

 

[AuntieMe3]

I used whatever we had but it was Luvs because it was the cheapest quality product at the time.

 

[ronandannette]

Were you or your kids Pampers or Huggies diaper babies?

Buzz, I just can't help myself from asking: What motivated this question from a young, single man? It's pretty far afield from anything I can imagine you (or any other guy, really) sitting down and casually discussing with friends.

 

[Buzz Rules]

Buzz, I just can't help myself from asking: What motivated this question from a young, single man? It's pretty far afield from anything I can imagine you (or any other guy, really) sitting down and casually discussing with friends.

My older cousin is having a baby and was asking family members which brand was better.

 

[robinb]

My DD was a cloth diaper baby. We had a diaper service that would deliver clean ones and pick up the dirties a couple times a week. I bought frou-frou natural disposable diapers without gel when she couldn't be in cloth. She wore Huggies when we traveled (like WDW) because they were easy to find while on vacation. She had an allergic reaction to Pampers.

 

[Lilsia]

It has been a couple of decades but we used Pampers. Tried the other brands but none of them worked as well.

 

[fla4fun]

We were cloth babies except when traveling. I don’t know what brand of disposable Mom used when we were away from home, just that she did.

 

[unrequited23]

Pampers seemed to fit by kids the best in newborn & size 1. After they sized up, the brand didn't seem to matter as much. I had one with super thick thighs with rolls and the other was super lean.

I mainly used cloth diapers (prefolds with a snappi and thirsties cover) but would use disposable if we were going to be away from home for over an hour.

 

[E&Cmom]

Pampers mostly but sometimes we would get the Kirkland ones from Costco.

 

[bcwife76]

I used Pampers for both my girls, Huggies always leaked. I used Kirkland wipes from Costco but not their diapers either. I know I was a Pampers baby myself because I remember my mom having a bunch of those boxes lying around that they used for storage lol

 

[dez1978]

Target brand during the day, pampers at night