Pampers

I tried several different types of nappies when i had my first child, as i wanted to make sure i did things 'properly'. i thought it would be a big contender between huggies and pampers, but in my opinion pampers wins hands down. the dreaded time i had to get through the pack of huggies was a nightmare. i don't know if its because my daughter was a heavy baby but i found that the huggies nappies always leaked. i wasnt keen on the velcro straps instead of the stick on ones, and wasted several nappies from accidentally pulling the velcro bit open too hard and it ripped off. i never had this problem with pampers. i find that the entire range has been ...

********UPDATE (25/9/2002)********* I've had a bit of a falling out with Pampers this last week or so. After spending £12.50 on a box of 80 size 5 nappies, I found most of them to be defective in that the wing where the left hand tab is attached is not very stable and tears away with the slightest pressure. Also they are not holding as much fluid as they should be and after an hours wear, are coming away at the seam inside the nappy, which means Rachel ends up with the nappy filling stuck to her little private parts. I know of two other people who have had the same problem with this box of Pampers too. After a few harsh phone calls to the ...

When i was pregnant with my twins, i knew straight away my first choice of disposable nappies would have to be pampers, as would wet wipes. I guess pampers is one of the most trusted companys as far as baby products are concerned. I didnt choose huggies as i have a partner who has a 4 year old daughter and she was in huggies nappies which her mum mainly bought because they were cheaper, but she always fel damp in them and more often than not leaked. Having twins i didnt want to have to keep changing them every time theyd wet their nappy. I have to admit this may sound snobby but ive never been one to try any shop brand nappies, I guess its because ...