There was a time, many moons ago, when my older children were babies and toddlers, that I used nothing but Huggies nappies on their bums. At that time they were simply the best nappies available, with different versions for boys and girls, padded out perfectly for the way they wee and very few leaks. But over the years Huggies have been redesigned, are now unisex and are simply not effective at holding in my son's wees. Remembering how much I loved Huggies when his brothers and sisters were babies, I first tried him in their nappies when he was newborn in hospital, only to find that it really hadn't been worth me putting the nappies on him as his clothes and bedding ...  Read the complete review

I have used a whole array of nappies since my son was born. He is now 8 months old and typically wearing 4+ nappies depending upon the brand. Huggies tend to be the brand I purchase most often - they always seem to be on special offer somewhere and when they are I stock up! I like to shop in Tesco in order to boost my club card points but have found of late that there are much better nappy deals to be had elsewhere, even taking into account club card points. My latest Huggies purchase was made this week at good old Home Bargains. I bought a Value box containing 75 size 4+ nappies (9-16kg or 20-35lb) for £7.99. This equates to 10.65p per nappy. ...  Read the complete review

In Little Man's 2 and a half years I have flitted between Pampers and Huggies as he has grown. At the moment my Nappy of choice is Pampers Active Fit (the purple ones) but when I saw that Huggies Super Dry were on buy one get one free in Tesco last week, which equalled 104 size 4+ nappies for £9.95, I thought they were worth a try. The nappies come in a bright blue packet with a picture of a baby and Roo from Winnie the Pooh on the front. They also boast 12 hrs dryness, so I thought these would be great for overnights which is when the Pampers sometimes leaks - although I think it's more to do with my guzzling son than the nappy! The Nappies have a picture of ...  Read the complete review

Now that my lovely baby Brad is nearly 5 months old and getting very wriggly and squirmy new born nappies don't seem to hold as much in the way of deposits as they used to so we needed to move to a different nappy. Huggies are a brand that I have tried along with Pampers but found that Huggies seem to be much better shaped for my son. Speaking to other mums those with boys seem to prefer Huggies, and those with girls Pampers! Where do I get them? Any supermarket, or chemist including Boots, Tesco Asda etc. How much? Now this is the million dollar question. The price seems to range from quite expensive to very expensive. ...  Read the complete review

I buy nappies for my little grandson for when he comes to visit or stay over at my home as they come in handy and I think it just helps my daughter and saves her a little money too. My grandson is now 17 months old and my daughter has always bought Huggies or Pampers as they are the ones she prefers and I bought these for only £2.50 for 12 nappies, although on the bag it says £2.99 but I bought them from a convenience store and they were on offer there at a reduced price, which was a very good price I think for a very good quality nappy and for a dozen I think you cannot go wrong at all. The ones I bought come in a blue and green plastic bag, with a ...  Read the complete review