In my daughters first year of life, I tried every diaper out there. Huggies are by far worth the money, they can hold up twice as long as any other brand I have used. The little movers are nice because my little one is very active, and the diaper hugs her in the perfect areas to avoid a leak.

I usually use regular huggies snug and dry. Then my child had to stay overnight at the hospital. They provided me some size 3 little movers for my one year old 19 pounder. I had never tried this type of huggies before and was impressed with the fit. The hospital nurses told me they love these diapers for the kiddos. After hearing that I bought a pack for home. Honestly they don't hold #2 as well but are great for #1. I change diapers frequently so I don't experience the sag that many parents talk about. But I love the way they fit for my beginning walker. I think I'll use these for day and snug and dry for night.

Well we buy 2 to 3 boxes of size 5. The big box 100 diapers and we started noticing that they wasn't holding of the nite anymore leaks and 2 uses later and it was sagging so bad then we noticed they diaper was changed so now we got to try to find a different brand that work's and I love huggies and don't want to change but I can't spend money on a defective product

These diapers seem like they were made just for my son:) We tried many many brands and types of diapers because my son woke up wet once he started sleeping on his belly around 6 months old and sleeping 13 hrs at night he would wake up soaked!! So I tried sizing up using the overnites which worked pretty good he was still a little wet but not soaked but then tried these thinking they were just for walkers not my baby who isn't even crawling yet! But I saw a commercial showing the little movers with the new double stick tabs so I tried them and wow they fit my chubby boy perfect the tabs are amazing and he never was wet again!! Never leaked out of the front and all his poop stays in the diaper! They are very soft and stretchy and just fits him perfect!! I can't believe all the different brands and styles I tried and all along these were the best! I still like snug and dry and overnites my two other kids used them and they worked perfect but my new baby boy little movers were meant for him but no matter what it will always be Huggies:)

I'm a mom of beautiful 21 mth twin girls. I've tried a ton of other diapers and only Huggies keeps everything where it should be! These diapers fit the best all around, and I have never had any leakage problems......even with all of their double trouble busy antics!

We switched to Huggies when my son started crawling and I instantly loved them. They looked and felt much more comfortable than other brands and they didn't sag or leak. When my daughter was born recently we knew exactly which brand to choose and we couldn't be happier!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wasn't hopefully with trying Huggies Little Movers as everything seems to leak with my daughter. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they really do move with her! We've had no leaks at all so far! I highly suggest everyone try Little Movers with their little ones!

I like these huggie diapers because of the protection they give my baby. Plus my baby loves them, he seems comfortable in them which makes him happy. The guard in the back keeps anything from going up his back which is a plus. I would recommend this brand for any mother.

We'd purchased the Little Movers in previous sizes, but this time it seemed like he just leaked through the sides more often than he ever had. At 7 months, he's not walking or crawling, but he's definitely a little rolling pin and loves to squirm and bounce around. They're good diapers, but just didn't work out for our little boy. We tried one box and decided to go back to the Snug and Dry.

My little guy is always running around. I tried other diapers (the cheaper ones), but found that he was leaking through them. I would have to change him so often. When I tried the Little Movers, they worked like a charm. I'm using them until he moves on to pull-ups and is potty trained.