My husband told me huggies were THE BEST diapers before we had our first baby. Now that we have a one year old and a two year old, after trying a few store brands, I believe him. The tabs have never come off like other brands, it's easy to tell which is front from back. They are VERY absorbent (The only time they EVER leak is overnight-and even that is hardly ever!) Huggies is the only brand I ever use, and the only brand I ever plan on using in the future.

I work in daycare and we decided to test which diapers held the most. Out of eight different diapers name brands and generic, Huggies held the most. They held 27 oz. of fluid before they started to leak. They also absorbed the liquid the fastest out of all the diapers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The diapers are very cute to look at. They are not large in size. On a child they look like panties. I liked using them for my child's daytime walks. They do not interfere when they are under pants. The child moves easily and climbs on the slides. But unfortunately they are only enough for one urination. When a child walks for a long time, the fastener on the diapers slips and the diapers slide low, which makes it very difficult for the child to walk comfortably. Not suitable for night periods at all. We did it once and he was all wet, the bed was all wet. For sleep we use diapers of the same brand, marked for sleep.

Huggies, Is it true that the new Snug and Dry have the wetness indicator in them? If so, I am pretty disappointed. My daughter cannot use any diapers with a wetness indicator, no matter the brand. After going through many different diapers, we came across snug and dry and she never had a bad reaction again. The most recent box I bought ended up having the wetness indicator and I had to just take them back as I was too afraid to risk her getting another bad reaction. Please clear this up for me. We really love these diapers and would hate to have to struggle to find something else for her to use.

With my first 2, I liked the Pampers infant diapers and then switched to Huggies when they got older. I don't know if something changed, but I now definitely prefer the Huggies brand this time around for all stages. They just hold their shape and don't get as bunchy. It also seems like they have less leaking.

I use the Huggies Snug and Dry diapers for my 15 month old! I have used them since the minute she was born and I wouldn't use ANY other brand! I have barely had any problems with leaks and even those leaks were because we had been in the car for a long period of time! I would recommend them to EVERY friend I have!

my sister has a 9 month old baby boy, he and my sister live with me and my family. well i saw she used huggies snug and dry. and i thought to myself lets give the big test. so i had my nephew of course use the dippers, these dippers were able to hold a major lil stinker and so much. it brought me to shock, everything was still in, no blow out, nothing leaked, and it held so much within this little dipper. i recommend this dipper to anybody i see now. cause it was a real surprise compared to pampers(what my aunt uses for her 5 month old). i do say these are amazing dippers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried the Huggies last night for my 9 month old and omg he slept so peacefully and dry , woke up this morning the diaper was still on and even though he was wet it didn't look like it , the diaper wasn't hanging off or anything.

I have two kids: 19 mos and 2.5 mos. When the second one was born, I thought maybe I could save some money by trying the "off" brand diapers from my local sueprstore. NOPE. Huggies keeps the moisture off my baby's bottom and keeps the smile on my face (even during diaper changing time :D).

I love Huggies found it better than Pampers for my baby BUT the Snug and Dry version was not appropriate for babies transitioning to size 2. Never have I had so many accidents, bought the BIG Economy box to save, but have wasted more on washing my baby's clothes and stuck with over 150 diapers. So is either I keep having accidents using the diapers or I just throw away the money I spent on those and get the Snuggler version.