HUGGIESSnug & Dry Baby Diapers One Month Supply, 210 Count (Packaging May Vary)

I like to buy Huggies from Amazon instead of buying them from my grocery store/big box store (unless I have a great coupon and they're on sale). I set up a subscribe & save where I get a box for my newborn and a box for my toddler every two months. This makes the price of them competitive with going to the store and having a coupon/sale to make them a bit more affordable.I have used other diaper brands before and have always been disappointed with the quality. The price may be cheaper, but the quality just isn't there. I end up having to change my babies more often with cheaper diapers like Luvs or generic brands. With Huggies my babies can run a little longer, sleep a little longer, play a little longer without an interrupted diaper change. As far as leakage goes, I hardly ever run into problems. If my babies are in Luvs or a generic brand I can expect leaks to happen (especially overnight). I have friends who use generic brands for their babies and I see them having to change their babies constantly during a play date, where I might have to change my baby once.In the end you are paying for convenience and your babies comfort. I'd rather not cheap out and end up paying the same amount long term just to save a couple bucks up front.

I had been buying these at Walmart but decided to do my first subscribe and save with Amazon. These are the best baby diapers. I think people undervalue them because they haven’t compared diapers like I have. So in order of best to worst...Huggies Snug and Dry- Not a single leak once and they are a good fit. No fragrance or latex. They also include a wetness indicator, and they are the best price.Honest- Pretty prints and soft, but pricey with no wetness indicatorHuggies Little Snugglers- Overpriced. Honest are prettierParents Choice Walmart Brand- Very thin but no leaks and no fragrance so if you need cheap or a quick fix, these are better than Pampers.Target Brand- Really soft but really baggy. The wetness indicator is very dim and paleAmazon- Might as well skip this one. They were “meh” average. Not cute and not that soft. Just go with Honest for looks or Huggies Snug + Dry for qualityPampers 12 Hr Dry- They are dry, but they use bleach, chemicals, and fragrance. Also way overpriced compared to Huggies Snug + DryPampers (reg)- So thin they barely hold any liquid that I had leaks on a daily basis. Not pretty / very plain. Go with Walmart’s Parent Choice instead if you’re looking for an economy diaperSeventh Generation- I have to commend them for clean and green diapers, but they were hands down the worst! I had multiple leaks multiple times a day. Terrible! Also no wetness indicator. If you want clean diapers do Honest or Huggies Snug and Dry

My baby girl was born early and is a big eater and a HEAVY wetter. With 2 other brands my baby girl was able to wet through them over night, wet through them at dinner after being freshly changed, and had 2 blow outs during short car rides. She can even wet through her cloth diapers with 2 liners, really glad those didn't leak but she was super upset to be so wet. Today I changed her after soiling her diaper and I am really glad I bought these because after wiping her down I looked at the diaper on the side and saw that there was so much mess that it was starting to run over the inner liner to the outer and I knew with any of the other brands it would've been another blow out.I haven't had an over night wet through or blow out since I started using these diapers. It keeps her dry and happy and that is what is most important to me. Super sensitive wetness marker that turns blue so even just a little pee will turn it blue. But it is rather local so it only activates where it got wet and doesn't spread very far. Sturdy little diapers that don't break and spill the absorbing bead/fiber things from her heavy overnights.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE THESE! We’ve been using huggies snug and dry since she moved into size 1 diapers (we had gotten a ton of different brands of newborn ones as gifts and we liked these the most)! Super absorbent especially at night when she goes 8 hours without a change! Hardly ever leaks. I think she’s leaked up her back maybe twice and she’s five months now and it was because I put the front up way too high! Love that it has the indicator since some diapers don’t. They are much more fitting to my baby than Pampers. Easier for her to move around in and a long more comfy at the waist! If I was a millionaire I would buy Huggies little snugglers but these are almost the exact same for a cheaper price! Will continue to buy this brand!

I find these are made of a higher quality elastic so they fit my baby's bum the best (he has thicker thighs and rounder bum). The Velcro tabs never rip off if I have to open and close the diaper, they are not scented, they still have the wetness stripe down the middle, and the absorbance is top notch. I've used Pampers of all kinds before these but they are getting too expensive, but now even if they were the same price I would stick with these because of the elastic quality (ie. Nothing leaks out the sides). But really, at the end of the day, I think if your baby's diaper is consistently leaking you are not changing it often enough (there I said it). I also like the Costco ones but only if they are on sale.

These are great diapers for our baby. He has been allergic to so many other diapers and these we had no problem with. They can hold a lot but will start to seep through if you have them on the baby to long. Our baby always could fill diapers and has always needed one size up at night. He sleeps well too so if he left it on his whole 12 hour sleep it was damp on the outside. But he would fill every spot of the diapers since he would pee so much. So that may not be the case with less pee

Always been a fan of Huggies and these diapers were no exception. Great fit for my daughter, leak proof, and durable.