We cloth diapered LO1 for the first year but stopped because poop scraping while pregnant sucks and we were having some pretty intense rash issues. Then we switched to Huggies and have used them ever since. I will occasionally splurge on organic or biodegradable diapers but Huggies are my favorite. How do you diaper?
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Pampers. We used Huggies the first week, and all our friends laughed. And they were right, Huggies don't absorb and the pee runs right out the leg holes onto everything! Pampers ever since! We used swaddlers until DD started crawling, then switched to cruisers. We have used baby dry overnights and swaddlers overnights and like them both, we buy the Amazon deal of the month.
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Costco brand diapers or Huggies. I can't stand the smell of pampers so once we made it through the freebies from hospital we had to find a new brand.
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We used cloth with our first for 2.5 years as well but when the second came along, we switch to disposables. I buy the Honest diapers. We used Pampers when she was a newborn.
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We use cloth and seventh generation sometimes (trips, night time, and when rashes are bad)
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I try to find sales- Amazon prime often has some good ones, so I'm not brand loyal. Although honest have always been my favorite. But I also like seventh gen, earths best, naty from Amazon...
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We used Honest and 7th generation because he reacted to Pampers in the hospital. Now we are using Pampers sensitive.
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We use target brand.
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Honest and 7th generation are the two we use, I prefer honest but it is much easier to find deals on 7th gen, the honest bundles don't help since there wipes give my daughter a rash- we are stuck with water wipes, some wipes are so bad that one swipe will give her a rash that it takes days to kick.
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We used cloth during the day and Pampers Swaddlers for B's first year, and then when his daycare wouldn't do cloth we switched to Pampers Cruisers. He's still in those and W is in Swaddlers.
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7th generation. Used pampers with my first until six months and she developed a diaper rash. Nothing. Nothing got rid of it for like weeks. We switched to 7th generation on recommendation of a friend and rash went away the next day. Just started the second with 7th
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We cloth diaper during the day and use Bambo naturals for nighttime. Ends up being about 1 disposable/day, so I'm ok with the higher price.
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We use cloth the vast majority of the time. When we do use disposables--on long trips, when my mil babysits--we use target up and up brand.
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We use Pampers swaddlers.
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Huggies. Don't like the smell of pampers. Have also tried Kirkland and pampers when she was newborn because I was given a box, but prefer Huggies. I tried pampers again at 6 months on vacation and the smell was crazy strong and nearly chemically to me.
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We use honest. Used 7th gen and honest with my first.
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We haven't used diapers in over a year, but when we did, it was Huggies Snug and Dry.
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Pampers Baby Dry, but we also liked Huggies!
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@Mrs. Goose: Pampers really do have an incredibly strong chemical smell
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Pampers swaddlers
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@Mrs. Goose: really?! I think Huggies and up and up have awful chemical smells
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Target brand and Honest works for us. I stocked up on Honest in the next size up when there was a sale so we might make the permanent switch soon...
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Pampers!
-Huggies felt scratchy and blowout city. The little movers are nice but turn her privates red! They are also cut super narrow, and my LO is in the 10-20%!Honest- So rough they knocked off DD's umbilical cord on day 2. That sucked, and cost us $100 at the ped for her to use the liquid to seal it back up. Counted as "minor surgery." Yeah right.. We tried them again when older, and they also turn her belly red! We love their other diapering products though which is weird. Their baby powder is the best, and the organic healing balm always heals atbthe firsr sign of rash!
Seventh Generation-These are good, DH and my mom just felt they were rough and hated the brown diapers.
Target- Diaper was soaked through within 30 min. Does not hold well. The ped warned us not to try them.
Pampers- Soft, never leak unless time to size up, no rash, can find for good prices. She's in cruisers now. I actually find they don't smell like chemicals. They all smell like baby powder to me, and I love baby powder!
This has been our experience diapering!
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@dc yoga bee: my DH always put the 7th gen diapers on backwards because he couldn't find the front without a print. Haha.
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Right now only pampers. Soft and no blow out or rash unless too small. Baby girl is about 13 pounds and I just put her in 2s last night.
My favorite is a brand called Bambamboos. I used them for a little over a week and love them. I'm considering whether to keep using but they aren't sold at target so..,
I didn't like Huggies or honest because neither felt soft enough.
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We use Pampers, Huggies, and Kirkland. Whichever I can find the best deal on. DD isn't sensitive to diapers at all, and they all work for her. I do find that the Pamper have a strong scent that I'm not fond of.
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Pampers and Up&Up mostly.
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@pachamama: glad I'm not the only one who thinks so. My mother also thinks they are smelly and only used huggies on us.
@FaithFertility: ha! Funny. I don't notice the chemically smell as much on the ones I use on a daycare kid in my house, but when I used them at 6 months overseas I opened the package and was taken aback by the smell so maybe it was a weird batch or something.
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Honest. We've tried a couple others (7th generation, pampers, huggies) but always go back to Honest.
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Used to use Target but after they changed them we switched to Pampers cruisers. With Amazon subscribe and save they are the same cost!
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Mostly cloth BG 4.0s and pampers for naps and night.
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I use mostly cloth (bg freetimes primarily) but when we travel I use naty, seventh generation, or earths best. I don't care as long as they are eco friendly and chemical free. Naty are my favorite. We use huggies overnights for night time, nothing else worked
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Glowbug cloth diapers during the day, and Sustainablebabyish fitted cloth diapers at night! We were a Pampers family for my first kiddo.
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Pampers swaddlers for 2 kids. Every other diaper brand has given my girls horrible rashes.
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There was a diaper raffle at my shower for G, and we ended up with tons of Pampers and Huggies. When we finally ran out we switched to Up&Up brand, and haven't had any problems with them.
With my first we cloth diapered for a little over a year, and had so much trouble with yeast infections (and then him going to daycare) that we switched to Up&Up.
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Bum Genius cloth diapers and Up&up!
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We used pampers, and then after more or less year it would be store brand for day time and pampers at night. Then pull-ups!
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