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the "White Clouds" brand, found in Walmart has worked really well for both my little boys, and they are reasonably priced compared to the other name brands.
Hope this helps!
Maribel Suardy
(give your child the gift of a second language) |
| posted by Maribel on 01/28/2008 |
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| It seems I went thru that with my son who is 21 months...My suggestion is to buy huggies natural care and cut coupons..I do so every week just for the diapers and wipes. |
| posted by connie on 01/28/2008 |
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| You know my son is 9 months old and he soaks his diaper half way through the night or even when we were out changed him twice in like less than three hours because he was wet on his shirt. I currently am using the wal mart and huggies cruisers and they both do the same thing leak. There grandmom used to use one size up at night and regular size in the day time. Maybe I will use that method again. My son is a chunker he is like 23lbs at 9 months so he is in size 4. I like huggies they seemed to work well. ` |
| posted by glenda on 01/28/2008 |
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| I'm a nanny for a 6mth old and we were having the same problem. Huggies overnights work amazing!!! There kinda expensive, but you only need one a night. I got a pack of 62(i think, around that) and they were $18.97 at walmart! |
| posted by Josie on 01/29/2008 |
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| Luvs have never let me down. They are inexpensive, and have stretchy sides now which makes them great. I find coupons all the time, too, which helps a lot. |
| posted by Marcia on 01/29/2008 |
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| I use the White Cloud for Walmart and that is all I use and I love them. I've tried pampers (too expensive), luvs (fills up to fast), and the store brands leak all the time. My suggestion is White Cloud. Trust me they work. |
| posted by Chelle on 01/29/2008 |
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| I know Pampers are expensive, but they are it in our house. With our first baby I tried ALL the diapers (leaked and not as dry so rashes prevailed), but Pampers are the best so haven't varied at all with our second baby. Worth the extra $$. Coupons help, but the pay off is really in a dry night's sleep, and no itchy bottoms. |
| posted by Anna on 01/29/2008 |
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Does the Huggies Ovenights come in a small enough size for a 23 lb boy? I looked at Target today and couldn't find them.
His Pampers leaked too, so I am not sure what is the deal. |
| posted by Carrie Anne on 01/29/2008 |
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| my friend puts one size too big on and then cuts out hte crotch of another diaper and puts it inside the crotch of the diaper hes wearing. so when they do leak it goes to the other diaper. |
| posted by Devon on 01/29/2008 |
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| I buy the brand name or overnight diapers for night time and shopping trips and use the generics during the day at home. Mine stopped peeing so much once they got off the bottle. I used to put them to bed with a bottle and they filled up their diapers nightly. |
| posted by christa on 01/31/2008 |
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When my daughter was in diapers (she is 4 now) I had good luck with kirkland brand diapers.. I used to use the pampers cruisers and they worked great then i tried the kirkland brand from costco and they worked just as well as the cruisers.. Never had any luck with huggies, white cloud or luvs...
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| posted by Debbie on 02/01/2008 |
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| Luvs have worked GREAT for my two boys. Watch the sales, you can get a big box for as cheap as 14.50 at Target |
| posted by mandy on 02/20/2008 |
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| I've used LUVS for all 3 of my kids they are pretty cheap and work great! I recommend them to everyone. |
| posted by Krystal on 02/20/2008 |
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| I agree with some of the other moms, Try to up the size of his diaper, my son was constantly wetting the sheet, I used huggies and I loved them and I too cut coupons. If that doesn't work maybe try those rubber pants over top of the diaper. I know they sell them at target. It may help to keep that wetness in until morning. Good luck! |
| posted by Angie on 02/21/2008 |
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| My 18 month was recently waking up in the morning with a heavy saturated diaper that had soaked through to his clothes and i am sure that was why he was waking so early. My pedi recommended huggies overnights- and it works- they are great! And because you only use one a night, a packet lasts a while. Definetly worth the money. I use regular huggies diapers in the day and find them great too. Also, try using the next diaper size up. Hope this helps! |
| posted by Louise on 02/22/2008 |
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| LUVS work great, if they leak go to a bigger size. We're using Huggies Pullups for night in 2t-3t, most nights they don't leak. |
| posted by Melinda on 04/17/2008 |
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| I have used Luvs with both my boy and have had no problems with leaking. Luvs are fairly inexpensive and if you watch Shopko or Target you can usually get a big box for $15. |
| posted by Heidi on 04/19/2008 |
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| My 2-year-old has had problems with leaking diapers at night for about a year. I put two Huggies on him at bedtime and that helps! |
| posted by Kristine on 06/14/2008 |
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| We use the Huggies Overnites and they work great!! Even though they didn't have the size for her weight, we used the smallest size and had no problems. I no longer have to change the sheets and her pjs every morning. |
| posted by Jena on 06/16/2008 |
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| Huggies |
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