We tried several different brands of diapers when our son was first born; major brand and generic store brands alike. We should have tried Huggies first and stuck with those. There were blow outs the first time we tried every other brand. Huggies' leak lock still stands the test of time. Only Huggies will be huggin' our little man's bottom.

I always have brought huggies for my kids, I found out with my first baby that no other diapers holdup like huggies. I tried pampers and they were not good in my eyes. But huggies stay dry longer, it seems like my baby is more comfortable in them. Also, when I have used other diapers on my first born he caught a diaper rash, but when I switch over to huggies he never had one again, and my new baby now has never had one so huggies are good products.

i tried all kids of diapers. i have a little boy, and when he had a bowel movement he made it count. i havent found any other diapers with the elastic on the inner thighs, around waist, and that special pocket on the top of the inside. if i put any other diaper on him, especially at night then he got poo all up his little back. would definitely not settle for anything less.

With Pampers, every time I put a diaper on my son they slid down. If he used the restroom one time, the diaper would hang to his knees. It disgusted me. Then I decided to try Huggies Little Movers. I absolutely love them. And the double grip strips, they really help a lot. Now my son does not leak through his diapers. Thanks a lot Huggies.

This wasn't my best purchase, but it definitely wasn't my worst. I would buy them again, over any store brand, but not over some of the other larger name brands. The reason why is I had HUGE leaking issues and blowout issues. We tried them on multiple occassions and always had the same problems. However, they are super soft, I loved the cut-out, and they didn't give her a diaper rash.

...for my baby. This is my 2nd child, and they fit perfect for her. She's been a 75th percentile baby. My first child who was a 50th percentile baby, was too small for these diapers... they just never fit right. So if you have a bigger baby these are definitely the way to go!

I started using huggies when my daughter was born then I had switched her to an off brand, well that was the wrong thing to do because she had an alergic reaction to the off brand diapers. So I switched back to Huggies lil movers and they are great. They havent leeked on me and she is so mobile in them. They allow her to move and they shape to her lil bottom. This is why Huggies is the ONLY brand I will buy.

These are the best and most comfortable diapers that I've found for my son. He has been in the 97th percentile (in weight and height) for his age since three months. Since 12 months, he's been in size 5 little movers. These are the ones that have fit him perfectly through every month of him growing. I used Pampers for his first month and found he always leaked. Once I switched to Little Snugglers, I was hooked. He never leaked and I felt that they were always comfortable for him (they never had the red indent line on his skin after diaper changes. I know the Little Movers are a little more expensive than the Snug and Dry, but they're worth it! The Snug and Dry pattern would always smear onto all my son's onesies and the Little Movers are a lot more flexible than the Snug and Drys also.

This Grandma has some mobility problems and arthritis in arms. Question: if I babysat could I change diapers for a wiggly child? "No problem!" Huggies are easy to put on and close, and easy to get off. And they don't leak either so there isn't lots of laundry. Thanks to Huggies I get more "Grandma time".

my little girl came home weighing 6.11 pounds, and 2 months later is weighing 8 pounds, so newborn clothing are still big on her. i tried pampers on her the first week and completely turned off with the scent, and the way they fit on her since she's so thin they fell right off. i love how huggies carries premie diapers which worked for her the first month, and now she's in newborns, because she's so slim. i also like the wetness indicator, it takes a lot of guess work out of figuring out if she needs changed or not. only draw back is she has a lot of blowouts still.