Pampers Premiums Active fit

In the year or so since they were born, my twins have got through a whole bunch of nappies. I don't even want to attempt to add it all up, as it will just depress me! We've tried every brand of nappy out there and I have to say that when it comes to nappies, you get what you pay for. Pampers are the most expensive, but they're also the best. We now use the Pampers Active fit nappies as the babies are both on the move constantly. We found that the 'Baby Dry' type of nappy was great before they started crawling, but as soon as they started moving around, their poo went everywhere! Sorry to be gross, but it's true! Active Fit nappies have a really stretchy ...

In my opionion pampers nappies are by far the best nappy product out there for baby. I started using pampers when my son was first born and i was impressed by how compact they were but also how absorbant. When my son reached the crawling stage i decided to experiment a little on cheaper brands of nappies but i'd say we only lasted about half way though each pack before we were rushing back to our comfort zone of pampers. I remember trying out a supermarkets own brand and when i went to change my son the nappy had fallen appart inside and the gell went everywhere. Maybe my son just wee's alot but no nappy should do this ...

Pampers active fit are one of the most expensive nappies on the market. Actual price per nappy does vary a lot according to the size you buy, where you buy them and how big the pack size is, so it's difficult to give a precise price, but for comparison purposes in my local Sainsburys this week they've got a 2 for £16 offer on economy packs of Active Fit. In size 4 (the one my son uses) you get 46 nappies in an economy pack so that's 0.19p a nappy, before the offer (the packs are normally £8.69 each) and 0.17p a nappy with the offer. With "normal" Pampers baby dry you get more nappies in a pack for the same price (clever marketing huh?) so they cost ...