Asda Nappies Reviews

We tend to my most of Asda's own brands but we have always bought Huggies nappies. We were shopping in Asda's and decided to give their own brand nappies a trial. All I can say is we were very disappointed. The first one we put on her leaked. I was upset because with the huggies I have never actually felt her wet on the outside. ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter was born I had loads of coupons for different brands of nappies, and being the sort of person that likes a bargain I - of course - used them all. But once they had ran out I had to spend full price and, to be quite honest, it almost broke the bank! Especially when she was very little because I was going through so many ...  Read the complete review

Ever encountered that trail of congealed jelly,going from one room to another and eventually leading to a pretty wet toodler,whose happily playing with a hand full of it? Ever had a toodler whose happily running around,then suddenly falls flat on his face. Cause..nappy has fallen down,with the weight of about two wees? ...  Read the complete review

I did try Asda Brand nappies for the first couple of weeks when my baby was born. You get quite a lot of nappies in a pack at a very low price. But after a while I began to experience problems. They would leak a lot and would feel so heavy even if the nappy was wet a bit. My daughter would often cry even if she had a drop in her ...  Read the complete review

I had a real problem with keeping my daughter dry all night. I use Pampers nappies during the day, and although they say they are suitable for night use, many nights during the week, I was changing her in the early hours because she and her pajamas were wet, (and sometimes the bed too which is no fun and added work). I tried less drinks before ...  Read the complete review

I have been using Pampers nappies since my daughter was born, but have tried a couple of other brands to see if they were any good. Most of the others I have tried such as Huggies have given my little girl nappy rash. However, when I was browsing through Asda’s huge baby section, I noticed that they do their own brand of nappies by ...  Read the complete review

I used pampers to start off with, with my first child and then moved onto Asda nappies and now use them all the time with my newborn. Would definately reccomend them to other people. I find they rarely leak and hold together really well when wet and have done everything else for her and have forgotten to change her nappy with is very rarely ...  Read the complete review

Asda nappies used to stand up to any premium brand nappies and I always felt I had a bargain when I bought them (at £4.55 a pack they were certainly a cheap buy), I have regularly used Asda nappies since my son was born 2 1/2 years ago, and always found them to be as good as the premium nappies on the market, they had a high absorbancy and my son ...  Read the complete review

Asda baby lotion cotton soft wipes are definitely the best on the market. They are really soft and just the right wetness I hate it when you have to wring them out as they are so wet. They come in a plastic bag with a flip top that does close opposed to a sticker that never sticks so they don't dry out. They are ideal obviously for bums but ...  Read the complete review

I am sorry to go against the magority here, but I have recently tried ASDA's own brand new born nappies on my daughter, and compared to my usual brand (Safeway's own) I found them a very poor comparison. They seemed very thin and flimsy and they did not fit very well around the legs and they were not very successful at containing ...  Read the complete review

As a mother of 2 small children, buying pampers can be so expensive, i started off paying over £12 pounds a week on nappies just because i went for the biggest brand names now i pay just over half of that. A friend told me about asda nappies i thought i'd try them once and now i cant get enough. They are a lot cheaper than the leading brands, ...  Read the complete review

When I first fell pregnant with my first child, I had all sorts of money off coupons.Asda and Boots own, Pampers and Huggies and others. Like you do I tried them all. I found that Asda own cosy dry nappies were the best out of the own brands, they didnt leak, they were soft and snug fitting and very reasonabily priced. I swapped on week to huggies ...  Read the complete review

I found the Asda nappies great for newborns as they fitted well were absorbant and overall pretty good. They were of course, also alot cheaper than other brands. But as soon as my son got older the nappies became less absorbant and the tabs werent very good on them either in that they werent resealable, or infact didnt seal too well in ...  Read the complete review

I went to Asda to check out on their summer sales and found out the George has been a very busy bee recently. He extended his talent from designing Asda's clothes to a extensive range of Baby and Mother / Mother to be products. I purchased a few items but the one I am really impressed with is the George's Nappies - for my ...  Read the complete review

I used these nappies in newborn size and I'm afraid I have to disagree with all the good ratings. I found that my baby boy leaked straight through the front of these nappies and therefore kept waking up crying. Also the material is very plastic which I found left angry red marks on my baby's legs and bum. The price is very good but I ...  Read the complete review

Gosh I have to differ from the other opinions, I found Asda nappies to be useless, I trusted them because I trust ASDA pretty much they are a faultless company in my experience of their produts and their cutomer service, but I had a very different experience with these nappies, they leaked and weren't absorbent. This was compounded by the ...  Read the complete review

When I was a new mum, I started off using pampers, I guess I was brainwashed into thinking these were the best. Yes they were very good, not disputing that at all, but they are expensive. I decided to try some ASDA nappies, they are £17.99 for a big box of about 120 (this varies with size). They were really really great, ...  Read the complete review

When I was pregnant I saw a review in a mother & baby magazine about newborn nappies and for the budget buy they recommended Asda. I bought a few packs and can safely say that they were a very good nappy. Not once did they leak or appear to fit badly. I would have continued buying these nappies as my daughter increased in size however we moved ...  Read the complete review

I used Asda nappies in the newborn size when my son was first born. I must have had vouchers and made special trips to buy them and try them because wqe dont have an Asda locally. It's a real pity because they were really really good! I have tried most of the supermarket brands, boots, morrisons, tesco and others including pampers and, to ...  Read the complete review

I used Asda nappies while I my little girl was a baby and found them to be as good as the leading brands. Yet the pack price is almost half the cost of leading brands such as Pampers and Huggies. They remained dry at night and I rarely had a problem with leaks. They were soft on the outside and were nice and soft around the legs so ...  Read the complete review