I have tried alot of different brands of diapers. I would have to recommend Huggies first followed by pampers. Store brand diapers and Luvs have failed me. Huggies may cost more, but in the long run, store brand diapers will cost just as much becuase they have to be changed more often because they dont hold up. I would recommend Huggies for sure!

We have been using Huggies since our son was 5 days old. I recommend Huggies to every new Mom, especially Little Snugglers and Little Movers.. Our son has never been cuddly, but more so very active.. We've NEVER had a problem with either! Very gender neutral, seem to be more comfortable, &we have had a lot less leakage vs. a temporary usage of other diapers, also the only diaper that hasn't intensified his eczema.

huggies is what my daughter has always been in and always will! with pampers she would wet herself and it would be soaking her sheets!!! huggies do stay dry!! lots of protection, also my daughter has very sensitive skin and since huggies do keep dry she has not once had diaper rash with them, unlike with pampers!!!! Happy Mama

I love Huggies diapers. They have great absorption and never have that gel weight found in most diapers. It goes with your childs curves allowing them to move freely. Little movers are great for my two active children. I never use any other brand because Huggies provides the best products for my children.

Huggies Little Movers work great for my little guy. They are the only diapers that have worked consistently for preventing leaks. The amount of elastic around the legs and along the back work really well at keeping everything in. The shape of the Little Movers also works really well for my active little boy. And the velcro tabs have a much more gentle design than other diaper brands. I definately recommend Huggies Little Movers.

I tried Huggies Little Snugglers when my son was a newborn, and they didn't work great. I'd do them as snug as I could, and he'd wet right out the top of them. So I used another name brand til he's now 8 months old, so I decided to try Huggies again, and they're great. No leaks and they fit him great. So we're swapping to Huggies Little Movers. I love the green color and the pooh pictures.

I have been using Huggies brand diapers, wipes, etc for almost 11 years now. They are the ONLY diapers and wipes i will use for my kids! My oldest is now almost 11, my middle child just turned 8 (so they have been out of diapers for awhile now. But we still use the huggies pull up wet wipes) Now i have a 7 month old baby so we buy A LOT of diapers! And they are of course HUGGIES! A bunch of my friends and family members are having babies and all i recommend to them is Huggies products. They work the best, are the most gentle , and are definitely high quality...and why wouldn't you want the absolute BEST for your baby?!

I wouldn't dare try to change diaper brands again. I have 2 boys these are the ONLY diapers that they do not/have not leaked through. Even the regular Huggies don't cut it. I'm pregnant again with the 3rd and wouldn't even consider buying another diaper. Love them!

this is the best diaper i have ever used. my little girl is 20 months old and we have never used another product. i recommend this product to all my friends. if i go to a baby shower i buy this product. i have never had trouble with leakages.we also use huggies baby wipes.i can only use one word for huggies AMAZING! thank you

I've used about every different brand other than Huggies and they dont compare to it. I've tried Luvs; my baby leaked through them pretty quickly and the sizes didn't seem to match the weight of baby. Pampers were a disaster. They didnt hold up long and would leak through. The dry snug huggies were okay until it would occasionally leak through. I also bought the off brands and they were okay when my child was smaller. Huggies little movers are by far the best. They move easily with my toddles and can hold up for a long time. Even through the night. I love this brand of huggies and will still keep on using them until we get the potty training figured out.