These where the diapers the hospital gave us yet I still did the first time mom thing and shopped around. I ended up buying four different brands (3 over priced plant base/organic ) and one name brand competitor for sensitive skin. After trial and error I was pleased that Huggies where the best at absorbing and it was the only one with the lip on the back that chatches fecal over flow!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this in exchange for my honest review. We have babies popping up all around us and as proud grandparents, we love having them over for cuddle times. However, with the good, comes the bad. I will just say this, my wife wishes she had these the time before last when our grandson was over. First, how cute are they with the designs? I love the Tigger ones the most! Next, the protection. They have a nice comfortable fit for him and the elastic borders keep the wetness from spilling out and hold quite a bit. The best thing, however...the blowout protection. This is where my wife would have loved these before now. She had quite a mess previously to clean and not only off the baby, but clothes, her clothes and the changing table. But with these Huggies Little Snugglers, the game has been changed and what was once a daunting task, has now become much easier and more importantly, less messy than the previous ones we used. Thank you Huugies!

I have used huggies diapers on all my kids and would recommend them to any new parent to use. The huggies newborn are the greatest and have always fit well and never had a problem with leaking. They are cut great for fit around belly button as well. Would recommend these over any other ones.

so besides the fact that huggies are the only diapers that dont give my son a rash, I had less leaks and explosions out the legs with these over any others. I do recommend them to every friend having a baby. The only con, I guess isnt necessarily a con, but I notice that they have weight recommendations for sizes, such as 16-20 pounds for example, my son is a long and skinny baby and I find that once hes up to the bottom of the weight recommendations he is ready for the next size. If we waited until we were at the top of the recommended weight they would be cutting into his stomach or legs. Easily solved by getting larger sizes, and I wouldnt call it a product flaw at all.

We loved snugglers when our kids were new. My oldest outgrew them before 6 months. My daughter however is smaller, nearing potty training and only wearing a 3. I was so excited to see snugglers are now available in 3s. She is comfortable and happy and so am I!

The Huggies Little Snugglers are by far the best newborn diapers on the market. We tried most disposable brands (expensive and store names) and huggies little snugglers were the best at keeping in #1s and #2s. I tried the other huggies newborn (i believe they're called snug & dry?) but didn't like them very much.

our hospital gave us some to take home. we had some pampers at home. while we did use up the pampers, we preferred huggies by far! as soon as we were all out of the other diapers, we only used huggies moving forward. little snugglers, snug and dry were the ones we used mostly.

I've been diapering for 6 years, and I'd have to say these are in the top two for me. These do the best job of holding things in, although, like anything, they are not bulletproof. :) The indicator on them is handy, and I like the designs. I buy these over the "Snug & Dry" any day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really loved it needed Stoppers have 12 hour protection and our leak-free less times you have to get up in the middle of the night and change your baby these diapers hug the skin perfectly wonderful would highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product free for review from influenster the diapers are great I used them on all 3 of my diaper ed children and they worked great even during long sleeping periods no leaking diaper no wet outfits a mother's dream I will purchase these diapers in the future