I can tell my 15-months-old son likes the size 4 Little Movers because the fit is just right. He is a very active little one and this diaper keeps anything leaking. The only complaint I have is that it is not ideal for overnight. I use the night time diapers at night to avoid accidents. But hey, he does not move so much at night anyways. :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I only use Huggies Snug and Dry diapers. I couldn't use Huggies Little Snugglers cause it gave my baby a rash. So a friend recommended Snug and Dry and I fell in love. But now that I have tried Huggies Little Movers Diapers I like them just as much as I do the Snug and Dry. And they probably move with my baby better than any other diaper I have tried. They protect against leaks very well. So far I haven't had one leak and he filled one up one night and it should have leaked but it didnt. I love Huggies Little Movers Diapers.

Huggies Little Snugglers are perfect for newborn babies. Their unique shape makes it easy to change your baby, and the way they fit really prevents leakage. The best thing about them is the umbilical cord cutout. It allows you to change your babys diaper without having to worry; In my opinion thats just one less thing to worry about with you precious newborn!

I've Used huggies since day one, among other brands. I've found for my baby that the newborn huggies were horrible, he leaked through them all the time. The size ones were great he did not leak through. However I believe the size ones run alittle small compared to other brands. The size two's are great, I prefer them over other brands. However, again the only down size is they run small. My baby wears size one still in every brand but huggies he needs size two. Every baby's different, another thing is some stores are selling old diapers with expired codes. And they are ever evolving so I believe you can get a bad bag.

My son is big for his age. As a toddler, he moves around constantly! These diapers are called little movers as there is less bulk between the legs to make it easier for them to move. Well, they definitely work better for him than any other diapers we've tried! My only complaint is that they leak overnight because my son drinks so much. We solved that problem by putting him in the snug and drys overnight. No more problems!

My child drinks a lot of juice so he goes through diapers quickly. Although the price is so much better than Pampers, the leak protection is unfortunately not comparable. My son would be through Huggies in 45 minutes requiring a whole outfit change. He can go 2 - 3 hours in a Pamper.

I have tried luvs, pampers and a few different off brands that promised quality and they don't compare to huggies brand! I am a first time mom and I didn't really know what to expect when I opened that first newborn diaper. Huggies is the only brand thick enough to hold in the mess. (even the explosive ones)

The Huggie lil snugglers and the organic huggie diapers were great for newborns. The diapers are very soft and gentle on baby skin. When my son started transitioning into later stages we started having leakage problems. After he surpasses the beginning weight transition for the next stage the leakage problem ceases. If anyone shares the same problem I suggest pulling the diaper more up front and sticking the tabs as far together as you can without hurting your baby of course.

I was having to change my son's clothing with every diaper change, because of the leaking. These diapers with the little pocket on the waistband have been such a blessing! It really does contain the runny mess, even when he is sitting in his carseat.

I just started using these from switching from the little snugglers. Horrible!!!!! They leak after an hour. Its like they soak right through the diaper. Very disappointing! I figured these were the better quality diapers compared to the the snug and dry. Snug and dry I used on my 2yr old and he would get a rash between his legs, so I knew that was not an option for my 9 month old. I guess we will be switching to Pampers :( They supposedly have a 12 hour leak guard so we will see.