LO 2 uses BG Elementals and Target size 4 diapers. I really want to get her potty trained soon..maybe next month!
We started using cotton flats/newborn Thirsties covers at home for LO 3 last week and Target newborn diapers when we are out of the house.
We use a combo of cloth, Kirkland (my favorite) and Huggies wipes! (No glass shards in our Huggies! 
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hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
We used Huggies and Kirkland wipes, Pampers and Target dipes.
apricot / 388 posts
For our first, we always used seventh generation diapers and wipes, but our second seemed sensitive to them. After a lot of experimentation with what felt like every combo possible, we landed on Pampers diapers and Water Wipes.
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
Pampers diapers... I hear great things about up&up and I am a total Target fan, but they keep having great deals for Pampers too so I still have a few boxes to go through! Def planning to try up&up though.
Wipes we use Pampers, Up&Up and Amazon Elements. I'm not picky; whatever's on sale/cheap.
GOLD / papaya / 10166 posts
Huggies natural wipes for both girls - no shards here either!
DD1 always used Pampers Swaddlers, but DD2 is allergic to all diapers except Huggies Snug N Dry (size 5 already!!)
grapefruit / 4903 posts
Pampers diapers and wipes. My older LO had an allergic reaction to Up&Up. I don't mind Huggies diapers, but I hate their wipes!
pear / 1503 posts
We use Bumgenius Freetimes and Rumparooz, but for overnight and extended travel without laundry facilities, we use Huggies Pure and Natural diapers. For wipes, we use a combination of cloth and Pampers Natural Clean. We tried Huggies, but the wipes would invariably tear moving out of the wipes box.
honeydew / 7917 posts
Earth's best diapers and Kirkland wipes. Cloth diapers didn't work out for LO2. 
apricot / 477 posts
Pampers diapers and huggies natural care wipes
Huggies diapers didn't work for her and I hated pampers wipes.
GOLD / wonderful pea / 17697 posts
Pampers wipes, Target diapers for the day and Huggies overnights for night. But right now he's in Huggies pull-ups and Target overnights.
persimmon / 1188 posts
We use Up&Up diapers during the day, Huggies overnight diapers and Huggies wipes.
wonderful grape / 20453 posts
A combo of Target diapers for daycare and BG freetime cloth at home with thirsties hemp liners at night for T. E's potty trained! *dances around* We like the Sam's Club wipes the best
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
@blackbird: how old/what weight was T when he started wearing BGs? Good job E!!!
wonderful grape / 20453 posts
@autumnlove: Oh gosh, he was only about 5-6 weeks old. He was around 10 lbs probably and maybe 24" long? He's a really long baby and was 8 lbs 6 oz at birth.
wonderful olive / 19353 posts
@Truth Bombs: Ditto! Although, the price/deals on the Up&Up diapers are hard to beat, but I still prefer Pampers.
pear / 1503 posts
@Blackbird: Am going to try the hemp insert for night. Just ordered some from Thirsties, coincidentally. Do you put the insert underneath the Freetime flaps?
watermelon / 14467 posts
We used a mix of cloth (RAR, BG, and Flips with Thirsties covers) and Up&Up diapers with Up&Up wipes.
persimmon / 1385 posts
Right now we use BG Freetimes, Up&Up diapers, and 7th Gen wipes. We used 7th Gen diapers until LO was a year old and I got less "picky." The U&U work just as well and don't seem to make a difference on LO's skin. I tried to switch to U&U wipes but they were wayyy thinner and smaller than the 7th Gen so I switched back.
cantaloupe / 6885 posts
Pampers diapers (cruisers and their pull-ups) and Costco wipes. We will use Swaddlers with LO2
nectarine / 2932 posts
We used pampers swaddlers for the first 8 months, then switch to targets diapers. We like them a lot! We use pampers sensitive wipes.
grape / 87 posts
Honest company diapers during the day, pampers swaddlers overnight and honest wipes
persimmon / 1179 posts
Kirkland diapers and Kirkland wipes here! We used pampers diapers for roughly 18 months with LO1 though. Started LO2 on Kirkland and they are leaking way less than pampers did last time.
grapefruit / 4355 posts
We've been using Pampers Swaddlers diapers and Panpers Sensitive wipes and I've liked them.
We got some Honest diapers in a diaper cake at a shower but I didn't like those. I was glad when they were used up.
pomelo / 5607 posts
7th generation diapers and wipes for now. We'll switch to cloth when she's a little bigger. (She soaks through the newborn size, and they're already tight so no room for another insert. But she's still too skinny for the regular ones!)
kiwi / 549 posts
I loved up & up diapers before they changed. And huggies overnights. I also agree that Kirkland wipes are best but almost double the price per wipe compared to when huggies wipes go on sale.
persimmon / 1447 posts
We use Pampers Cruisers for our girl and Huggies Little Snugglers for the little guy. Kirkland and Amazon brand wipes. We also really like Huggies wipes.
bananas / 9899 posts
We use Applecheeks cloth diapers (love them) and bum genius wipes at home. Out I still use the cloth diapers, bit disposable wipes. Kirkland brand.
pineapple / 12793 posts
Pampers diapers and Kirkland wipes for DD2. Underpants and toilet paper for DD1! Woot!
kiwi / 557 posts
Up & Up diapers during the day, Huggies Overnights at night, Huggies One & Done wipes
pear / 1558 posts
G-diapers most of the time, Huggies little snugglers overnight or when we are traveling. Mostly using Huggies natural wipes.
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