We have always used Huggies on my grandson and he never has redness, irritation, or diaper rashes. The diapers can hold more fluid than other brands and keep their skin protected from the moisture. We would never use anything but Huggies diapers. We think of the different styles as a great added bonus or reassurance.

In the hospital when my daughter was born they used Pampers and I thought okay I will be set on Pampers when we get home. Soon after we got home she got her first diaper rash. WE SWITCHED IMMEDIATELY to Huggies and I have been a Huggies Mommy ever since. She has not had 1 rash since we switched (which is common no matter what brand you are using). We started using the Little Snugglers and once she started crawling we moved to the Little Movers. The double grip strips prevent the diaper from sagging down in the middle and the sides dragging down. I feel they also more spacious than say the Snug N' Dry size wise. And of course my daughter loves Mickey Mouse Clubhouse so she get's excited seeing the design itself. I'm never buying a different brand ever.

This is not my 1st time trying the MOVERS, but they have proved to be a fail the 2nd time around, even more so than the first samples. I brought a large value pack, size 3, 152 diapers. It seems that if we don't change my daughter within an hour, she soaks through her clothes. We have always used SNUG N DRY and I would definitely recommend them over the MOVERS for protection. I figured since my daughter is now a year old and busy as ever, a little more flexibility would be awesome, but so far it has only proved that I have more changes, more laundry and use more diapers, quicker.

All I have used since my son was born is huggies. The few times I tried other brands, the wipes either smelt awful (and were soapy like) or the diapers just didn't fit him. I finally just gave them away. My son was on the top of the charts the entire first year, and huggies were the only diapers that seemed to fit him properly, and actually hold things in! Sometimes it is inevitable not to have a leak, but compared to the others, they really do a good job. I know a lot of people buy the cheaper brands because they are more affordable, but I would rather spend $2 more and not have to change the little guys out fit every time he went to the bathroom! ...and why not buy something that really works. I mainly used the sensitive skin wipes (I just liked them the best), little snuggler, and little movers. I highly recommend huggies.

These diapers have by far exceeded my expectations. As a mother to three children under the age of 2yrs old, I can honestly say that these are THE diapers you can rely on and breathe a sigh of relief. Since my 1st child in 2000 I have been a loyal Huggies consumer and Little Movers are staying with us for years to come.

I have tried them all, having twins we tried to save money every way we could. But the other diapers were allowing leaks every night. I ended up spending more on laundry than I ever would have by just using these. They are great. NO leaks, NO irritations!

I was pleasantly surprised with Little Movers. I had used Snug and Dry in the past which did not fit my little guy well and leaked more often then not. Little Movers have a soft feel, elastic waist, perfect fit, very absorbent and comfortable for my baby. I tried these diapers because they were sent to me for free to fill out a survey and I would definitely buy them. I assumed all Huggies diapers were of the quality of the Snug and Dry but I was absolutely mistaken. A+++

The problem was not the diaper itself but the way it was made. For some reason,the ruffles on the side of the diaper gives me daughter a diaper rash and irritates her skin.Oddly,she has no issues with Little Snugglers.Will be using the Snugglers again even if I need to order it online. No complaints otherwise.

My husband and I have used Huggies for all 5 of our kids, and the Little Movers were by far the best diaper out there. 4 of our 5 children had rashes and reactions from other diaper brands, so we stuck with Huggies because they never gave our kids those problems. Until recently, when they changed the graphics this last time. They say they only changed the graphics, but there is no way that is true. They are thinner and don't fit as well anymore, which is such a disappointment when it comes to our 2 year old especially. She is 42lbs (don't worry, she's fine. Her pediatrician made sure she was just fine), and the size 6 still fit her before this last graphic change, and I know she didn't grow so big overnight as to not fit into them. I even took one of each box side by side and you can see the differences. So not only are they thinner and less absorbent, they are a bit smaller too. We've been trying to potty train for months, and she just isn't ready to get rid of diapers yet, and Pull Ups are too small. She only just turned 2, so we can try until we are blue in the face, but it is just too soon. These need to be available in larger sizes as well. Not all babies fit the mold determined by these companies, and parents need reliable diapering options. A size 7 at the very least would be amazing.

i work in a nicu and we use both pampers and huggies in our unit. i perfer using the huggies diapers on my little ones especially once they reach the 7lb and up weights because of the contoured fit. once there's fat on their little legs, it's nice to have them wearing a diaper that won't squish their thighs.