I recieved these diapers as a gift from my baby shower. I loved how they had the little curve in the front for the umbilical cord. These fit my baby so well and keep everything inside. I've tried other diapers and none seem to compare. Great job Huggies!

Ive never really used huggies before, but bought them to try them out, and I am so glad I did! We've not had any problems with them whatsoever! LOVE them! The snug fit around the legs really make them leak proof, which is alway an added bonus! And I love the line detector letting me know if he's gone or not :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like that they hold up against pee and poop but that they dont feel “full” to quick like others do i change my kids once i see that they a dirty i dont leave then in a dirty diaper so i change them quick but i like these better than the pampers brand they seem “full” with a small pee

When my daughter was forsworn we use Pampers swaddlers up until size 2. We tried pampers baby dry in size 3 but for some reason my daughter was having a bad skin reaction to the pampers diapers. The straps on the pampers diapers rub against her thighs and made them really red and irritated. She had a rash for months and months until we decided to switch to Huggies Little Snugglers. We have no blowouts or leakage with the Huggies diapers and they fit her shape way better than any of the pampers. Of course everyone baby is different this is just my experience with my baby.

Huggies Little Snugglers has a new cut, and they work HORRIBLY for my little boy. They no longer have the cut outs for the legs or the tags, so it's pretty much a huge rectangle. Because of the new cut the tags do not close very well and he in constantly leaking out of his legs. He IS wearing the correct size (14#, size 2). However, since it absorbs so well and it has the elastic on the waist, I still use them... I end up having to cut each and every diaper before putting them on my son to ensure a good fit.

Bought these once for my little guy... Well to start off they are too expensive. Was expecting the diaper to hold up WAY better than it did. It was my first and last time I will buy these diapers. They fit him too small and tight and leaked everywhere! Must have had to change his clothes 3 times a day.

any little snugglers are my all time must HAVE!! I have tryed every brand out there and huggies have never failed on me not one single blow out dipper!!!! For a busy mom like me thats the worst is a dipper that fails and now you have to rush to the car to clean your little one up but with these i haven't had to!!! The line that tells you when its wet is a life saver you can just look instead of touching and possibly waking your little one up.

My daughter was born on time but is small, a little over 5 lbs, and the newborn diapers are a little too big for her and we had problems with leaking so we chose to try out the Little Snugglers premie diapers. I would have to say that I love them and am glad that I spent the extra money for them. I love that there is a wetness indicator and that she doesn't leak through them, especially in the middle of the night since I'm up quite a bit due to her being only a week old. There are times when she goes so much(poop and pee)but the diaper holds up. Also love that they are soft and don't irritate her little bottom. I would definitely continue to buy these diapers.

I love these diapers! I am more of a Huggies fan then I am Pampers. Only that the Sung & Dry Huggies are a little to rough for my taste. Don't get me wrong they lock in the moisture real well but the roughness is the down fall. BUT THESE!! THESE ARE MY ALL TIME FAVORITE! It locks in moisture and poopy diapers and also has a great soft feeling. The wetness indicator also is great!

I have 6 kids and have tried many brands of diapers. I do not make a lot of money and I find that buying Huggies is not only inexpensive but better quality. You may pay a little more than the generic brands but generic brands you have to change alot more frequent and Huggies holds up. So the cost is worth it in the long run.