Cien Nappies Reviews

After trying a variety of different branded nappies when my first daughter was born I had settled on Pampers as they seemed to be the best for fitting, absorbing wetness and seemed to leak less than the rest. Pamper are very expensive though, and when a friend recommended Cien nappies from Lidl I was more than happy to give them a try. ...  Read the complete review

These are Lidl's own brand of nappy and while it is not somewhere I normally shop, when trying out all of the own brand nappies to see if we liked any I thought I'd better get some of these as they come highly recommended. We bought a pack costing £5 of the baby dry size 3s. Well, what a disappointment they were! I found them to be too thin, and ...  Read the complete review

I hope Im writing this in the right place, I usually use pampers nappis but am finding them increasingly expensive. On a recent trip to Lidl, i picked up a leaflet about new nappies called Toujours. I took the leaflet home and gave it a read and decided these nappies sounded ok and I would give them a try. I didn't expect too much from them ...  Read the complete review

My daughter is 10 months old and I have tried several nappies, including Tesco, Huggies, Pampers & Wilkinsons, but I would recommend Cien nappies over all of these. I was recommended Cien nappies by a "mum friend" of mine who told me that she used them for her baby because they were very good value for money and seemed to ...  Read the complete review

I quite enjoy shopping in Lidl but at first was a bit concerned about buying such a big bag of nappies in case they turned out to be useless. What a pleasant surprise!!! Very absorbant, the wetness indicator is a great little feature, the sides are stretchy - somthing that you have to pay extra for with other brands!, and ...  Read the complete review

While choosing which baby product should I choose to write review on; the first thing that came into my mind was baby care product, Diapers. Well sorry but that's what goes on in the heads of most of us Mums. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Well of course I would have a lot to say about nappies. That's what my world revolves around; whoever ...  Read the complete review

My son has used these since he was born and until recently we've had no problems. However he's now moved up to the maxi size and they seem ill fitting, rather rough on his delicate skin (he has developed Thrush now) and they don't seem to cope with sleeping through the night. In the morning when I pick him up, liquid literally pours ...  Read the complete review

I don't normally shop at Lidl, but when somebody told me about the price of these nappies I felt I had to give them a try, and now I wouldn't buy anything else. These nappies are such good value for money, and unlike others at the cheaper end of the market they actually work. Even better, since using them my daughter hasn't ...  Read the complete review

I am a regular shopper to Lidl's and was recommended the Cien disposable nappies by a friend who swears by them. I have tried many brands and had found that Huggies were brilliant, but I decided to buy a pack as they were cheaper. I used them for a couple of days and my little boys bum was terrible, and he seemed to really sweat in ...  Read the complete review

I to was determined to use terry nappies when I had my second child, as I had done with the first. But after being in hospital for 4 days after a section, I was spoilt by the use of the hospital disposables. We had bought a bag of disposables (Pampers) to use when I got home just until I got in to the way of having a new baby about the ...  Read the complete review

When I gave birth to my third child I was determined to use terry nappies as I had with the others, but I did use dissposable nappies for long trips and holidays. I found that they really irritated her skin, (she has very sensitive skin and is easily irritated). I thought they were very overpriced, and not worth the expense. Then when she ...  Read the complete review