Asda Nappies Reviews

I have always been a big fan of pampers nappies. These were all I ever used with my oldest boy and it was these I stocked up on for the arrival of our new addition. I would never previously have considered supermarkets own brand as I thought they would be of a far lower quality and not provide the same comfort for me little one but when ...  Read the complete review

Asda's Little Angels Comfort Dry nappies retail at just under £6 for a pack of 40 size 5 nappies. Obviously you get more or less in a pack depending on the nappy size. They are often on sale for two packs for £10, which works out as 12.5p per nappy for my 2.5 year old, who wears size 5. We have always used Pampers in the past ...  Read the complete review

Asda little angels comfort dry. I have just recently purchased these they are on offer at 2 packs of nappies (48's in size 4) for £10. I used to use these nappies for my son and now my daughter is older (15m) i decided to go back to these for her. The design has changed since i last had them and is a spotty nappy with ...  Read the complete review

When i had my first daughter 3 years ago I presumed I was doing the best for her by choosing the supposed best nappies and she was in Huggies or Pampers for the first few months of her life. When she was a few months old the Huggies began to leak on a night and she would wake up soaked through and when I saw the price Pampers were ...  Read the complete review

Hi day before yesterday we buy first time asda little angels nappies and my 9 month old baby is very comfortable in these.These nappies are quite better then others.now m not bother about any brand b'coz now i find good product for my baby.These nappies not leaked not broke and the main thing long lasting.my second baby is on the way and i already decided that my next choice of nappies are LITTLE ANGELS AND IT IS ALSO IN MY BUDGET.really m so happy with these LITTLE ANGELS NAPPIES from ASDA.

Asda nappies are a great nappy I think, our little girl has had no problems in the 10 months she has been using them, and these really do the job great. We have used the branded ones and find these to not be as good at dealing with what is thrown at them; these do not turn into crystals either like some of the branded ones. ...  Read the complete review

Asda Nappies I have wrote a lot of reviews on Nappies you may of noticed, that is because I must have tried most of the nappy brands available because I have never quite found one that suits my needs. If I am not happy with them and do not find them acceptable then how can I expect my baby to wear them?? I have now found two ...  Read the complete review

When shopping for newborn Nappies, I tried Asda'a nappies as they were the only brand that had the size I needed else to be honest I wouldn't have even considered them! They were very good value for money at 3 packs for £10 which is considerably cheaper than the more popular brands! I wouldn't say they are the best but I also wouldn't ...  Read the complete review

For the purposes of this review I will be reviewing both Asda Little Angel New Arrival Nappies, size 2, and Asda Little Angels Comfort Dry, size 3. Following Pampers recent "improvements" I've tried a few others to find a new brand that works, I've used about half a packet of both over two and a half days. Firstly ...  Read the complete review

As a mother of two younguns I feel I know a thing or two about nappies now. Over the past four years I think I have tried most brands and for two of those years I even used real nappies (the arrival of number two and a severe lack of motivation put a stop to that unfortunately). Generally I like a bargain, and so I'll look for offers ...  Read the complete review

I do not have any small babies as my children are all grown up now and I am a grandma to a gorgeous little boy and he comes to stay sometimes and a few months ago, he came to stay just for the day and his mum had some nappies she had started using to save money and there were about 8 in her baby bag she carries everywhere with her for ...  Read the complete review

I must say I like to try and save money in any area that I can. I have found that baby products are very expensive and think that some products are very over priced and poor value. I have found that nappies are one of the main things that cost a lot of money and you use so many in a week it is impossible to try and save some money. My ...  Read the complete review

I found these nappies better than most expensive brands! They are stretchier, more padded but not overly bulky like many others and they dont have those coloured strips in the bottom which usually hold crystals and other harmful things that can irritate little bottoms. They seem to keep everything in place (no leaks as yet and have been ...  Read the complete review

Why be a nappy snob? I've found that you are expected to use either Pampers or Huggies nappies, and in my experience these result in a leakage 1/3 times. I was converted to Asda nappies (Little Angels NOT Smartprice!) after a friend gave me 5 of her sons to try out on my son after I complained of my son constantly wee-ing up his back ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to nappies I'm certainly no expert about them to be totally honest and upfront about you. However from time to time I look after my friends kids and one of them is still in nappies. Her being on a tight budget as a single parent means that she really does look for economy and things on special offer more often than not ...  Read the complete review

I had so many problems trying to find the right nappy for my little one. I tried Pampers - they leaked crystal type things which I thought wasn't very good for him, I tried Huggies - they leaked, so I turned to supermarket own. I didn't warm to Tesco much and found a close match between Morrisons and ASDA. In the end I much preferred ...  Read the complete review

When I started off needing nappies I had to use special ones as my little girl was premature. As soon as I could use any disposable nappy I tried a few - some expensive ones and some cheap ones but time and time again I kept coming back to ASDA nappies. I think part of the appeal is that they are not only good quality but ...  Read the complete review

With everything seeming more expensive then before and being at home with a baby on a limited budget I started to look at my weekly shop in an attempt to bring down my total bill. One month I came to the last week and had managed to spend a lot more then normal (due to my car being serviced, mot done, road tax and paying for my son to go ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

We have a (now) six week old son, and over the past weeks we have been trialing various reusable and disposable nappies. I picked up a pack of little angel Asda own brand nappies to try the cheaper end of the disposable nappy spectrum. We bought a pack of 46 size one little angels nappies for 4 pounds. The nappies themselves ...  Read the complete review