Asda Nappies

I didnt actually use asdas nappys but use there pull up pants to toilet train both my children. From day 1 we only ever used pampers nappys and wipes, i thought these were best as they were a branded name not a shops own and never had any problems with them untill we began toilet training. I didnt want nappys any more as this was difficult for my daughter to take off to go to the toilet and impossible to put back on her self so i brought pampers pull up pants which are £5.49 for 16 pants. Around the house we didnt use these very much as we used normal underwear but when we went out it was easier to use these than keep changing her when ...  Read the complete review

I have a two year old son, (still in nappies, depsite many attempts to toilet train). If you just sit and have a think about how much you have spent/or will continue to spend on nappies alone, the cost can be immense, thats why i turned to a couple of good friends of mine about ways to try and save some money. One friend recommended the 'Little Angels' range of nappies when my son was about 8 months old. Its because of this friend i have decided to write this review, i want to help all mums make the best choice for thier children, and try and help save you some money too!! These are brilliant, really absorbent and much cheaper than the leading brand. As a new ...  Read the complete review

My baby is now 13 months old and I am using the Maxi Plus size. When she was much smaller, I always used the Asda Little Angels range. However in the past four or so months, due to various offers which were on, I've been using the premium brands. I have now switched, due to price, back to the Asda own brand. Here is a like for like comparison. ------------------------------------------------- Price Asda are, as you would expect, significantly cheaper than the premium brands. A 54 pack of Pampers costs £8.99. A pack of 32 Little Angels nappies cost £3.98, but even better is the ...  Read the complete review

I have always been put off using Asda nappies because a lot of my friends had always said how rubbish they were. I'd had no problems with Tesco own brand and I had recently been buying Sainsbury's own brand which were fine too. The reason I decided to try Asda's own was because it was a bit of a pain carrying a big bag of nappies back from Sainsburys (We got rid of our car and I do all my shoppping online) on the pram. It was just convient to have it delivered in the online shop and they were on promotion at 3 packs for £10. I have two boys under two who are both in nappies so I will give a review on both of the sizes I use on them. Mini size 2, ...  Read the complete review

I thought I would try a shop brand nappy, as i was fed up spending loads of money on nappies all the time. I was in asda on the nappy aisle, so I bought a pack of Asda's "Little Angels" Comfort dry. I thought I would get the smallest pack size first to try them out, they cost me £3.97 for 32 nappies. I got the 4+ size 20-44lbs, as that what size pampers brand he wore. "Hypoallergenic and dermatogically tested" they felt the same as pampers, if not slighty softer. T he nappies have pictures all over them not just on the waist band fastening at the top, so they look cute. "Increased comfort with soft ...  Read the complete review