Pampers Baby Dry Maxi

where do I start....... I have a 5 year old & a 15 month old, with my older son I bought whichever of Huggies or Pampers were on offer but did generally prefer Huggies as they had always had the cotton feel to their nappies whereas papmpers sold theirs as premium which were more expensive. I also found that Huggies were & still are slightly bigger so I am happy keeping my 15month old in Maxi which I buy 186 for £23.00 at costco rather than having to move up to Maxi plus. Pampers do not keep baby dry!! as the earlier review says they get soaked sooooo quickly and you can feel the heaviness in the nappy really quickly, the bottom does fell really clammy to ...

I usually buy huggies nappies for my 15 month old, Angel but when I went to buy them one week they had none in stock so I bought Pampers thinking that they would be just as good or maybe better. How wrong I was!. The first problem I encountered with them was that the adhesive tags were small compared to the huggies tags and also made out of a velcro type material rather than being sticky. This made it much easier for my daughter to pull the taggs away and take the nappy off. However sometimes she didn't even need to do this since the nappies regularly came undone of their own accord! especially when she was dancing, running etc. The second problem I ...

Now after being a parent for 6 weeks, i have experienced several types of nappy makes. Most notably the Huggies and Pampers Ranges. However, being the most famous of nappies does not neccessarily make you the best. I bring your attention to Pampers Baby Dry. While the title leads you to think the baby remains dry, I tend to think otherwise. Either that or my little baby does a lot of number ones!!! When it coes to changing time, daddy is on hand with the nappies. However, since we bought the Pampers baby dry, my job has been a lot more difficult. Reason for this has been 2 fold. Firstly, they seem very oddly designed. Baby tends not ...