Huggies

Huggies nappies Size 1 (199 words)
by - written on 21/07/07 (Useful, 115 readings)
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I started off with pampers new baby nappies. As my daughter was only 5lbs 14 oz, however, these were a little on the large side. Somebody told me that Huggies nappies tended to come up smaller, even though they are recommended for the same size baby as pampers, so I gave them a try. The huggies nappies did seem to come up slightly smaller and they fitted my new baby well. The nappies are lovely and soft, stretchy and well elasticated. My daughter experienced no signs of nappy rash using these nappies. Although a little small to appreciate it, the 'winnie the pooh' baby characters on the nappies are a nice touch. I found that most supermarkets offered ...  Read the complete review

Sleep shorts (87 words)
by edward carter - written on 18/09/07
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After using huggies pyjama pants successfully i was intrigued with the new sleep shorts and my 11 year old son asked me to purchase some for him to try as he felt he would be more grown up so we purchased a pack for him to try . He was very upset as when he put them on they split all the way up the front and on going to the toilet he dribbled and his urine came right through leaving him with no confidence in this ...  Read the complete review

Huggies: This Mother Would Recommend Them (1656 words)
by - written on 22/01/06 (Very useful, 1159 readings)
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Before I had my baby I was determined that I was only going to use terry nappies as I didn’t want to spend a fortune on disposables, which were bad for baby’s bottom and bad for the environment. I even went as far as buying the terry nappies. However, I quickly realised that things don’t always go to plan when you actually have your baby. What we had decided to do pre-baby was use disposables for the first week until we had the hang of things, then switch to the terry nappies. What actually happened was that we got so used to the disposables that we haven’t even looked at the terry nappies yet. Why did we choose Huggies? Well, we didn’t ...  Read the complete review

Give me a Hug Mum! - newborn nappies (679 words)
by - written on 08/08/06 (Very useful, 905 readings)
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Pampers and Huggies are probably the first brand names that spring to mind when one thinks of disposable nappies. Their marketing strategies are cleverly targeted with the aim of making new parents “brand-loyal” from the off. If like me, you view marketing with some scepticism, then, also like me, you might be tempted to take all the freebies you can and then make up your own mind as to the suitability of the product based on the product itself and not the marketing. Before having my son I did read up on various web-sites to see which nappies were recommended. I made a decision fairly early on that I did not want to start off by using reuseable nappies, ...  Read the complete review

Huggies (456 words)
by - written on 13/10/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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When I was pregnant I remember looking at the different types of nappies and getting very confused at the range. The obvious ones were Pampers and then Huggies - I hadn't even taken into account eco-friendly, supermarket own brands or low cost. Since I had heard more about Pampers I bought them first. not happy with their quality I switched to Huggies. They have a great range of products such as nappies, wipes, swimmer nappies and changing pads. They have nappies for all types of age ranges from stage 1 - Preemies (for premature babies) to stage 6 - Little walkers and pull ups. They also have a website including a club you can join for money off vouchers ...  Read the complete review