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Pampers Baby Dry MaxiNewest Review: ... would really expect them to be the greatest thing sliced bread in terms of infant sanitation, however, in my experience this ... more |
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by - written on 30/11/08 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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Pampers Baby Dry nappies are one of my prefered nappies to use on my son. I use Huggies as well and have never had a complaint with either of them. At the moment i am using Pampers as i had money off vouchers for them. My son is currently in the maxi size, size 4 the weight range on this size is 7-18 kg. These nappies are unisex and so are suitable for both boys and girls. The packets on these nappies are mainly green and they have the Pampers logo across the top of the pack. When you take the nappies out of the pack they are very deceiving to look at. They are very thin and look like they will be of no use and will not be very absorbent ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/09/03 (Very useful, 448 readings)
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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 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/10/01 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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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 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/09/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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We only use disposable nappies on holiday, and on our latest trip got these since they were the most easily available. I found them easy to fit and haven't experienced any leaks with them. Bryn seems comfortable in them and I haven't experienced any nappy rash. They seem amply absorbent for use overnight on babies that sleep through. The combination sticky/velcro fastener helps fold up dirty nappies, while also enabling you to take "is it a poo or fart?" peeks without having to dispose of the nappy unnecessarily. When at the lower end of the size scale there appears to be a bit of a sag of excess nappy between the legs, but this doesn't seem to inhibit his ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/06/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Pampers have always been my nappy of choice every since my first son was born 2 1/2 years ago. When we first started using nappies we knew very little about them and the differences between the brands, I really didn't think there would be much difference but soon found out I was very wrong. Pampers compared to the other big brand Huggies seem to be a lot bigger and fit more comfortably, they seem to feel much nicer and be more absorbent. Huggies seemed to be more restrictive and not as flexable. I also tried some shops own brand nappies, due to the fact I thought I would be able to save quite a lot of money if they worked as well. They were a ... Read the complete review
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