Diapers Newborn/Size 1 (8-14 lb), 252 Count – Luvs Ultra Leakguards Disposable Baby Diapers, ONE MONTH SUPPLY Baby

I have prime so I get this 252 count for 30 bucks and im ecstatic about it. Everywhere else charges 40+. I hate pampers and Huggins because they make my kid break out or her bottom red and irritated. I’ve RARELY had leaks or blowouts with this brand. I feel like all the people in the reviews saying negative stuff don’t change their kid often enough. And let me tell you, if you’re buying Huggins so your kid can sit in a dirty diaper for hours on end, you are not doing it right. I save on diaper rash ointment and baby powder with this brand. I save on diaper pail bags. I also save on laundry. Yes they are thinner. Yes they “feel cheap”. They don’t leak if you put them on right and tight and pull the diaper completely apart and pull the liner put and around the booty. With Huggins, they were always so bulky for extra fecal holding that the liner would end up flossing her no matter what I did. And when you wrap these bad boys up, they get so small, hence money saved on bags. Huggies and pampers “feel soft” and the inside where they actually have more texture, hence more use of baby powder and diaper rash cream. While luvs “cheap” quality inside is actually SLICK which is the best for friction and moisture prevention. I don’t get the overnight thing. I wake up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night, im checking my kids diaper. Which, babies usually don’t go if they’re in deep sleep. And I’ve had one blowout which would of happened in ANY diaper bc lord was she a lil backed up. I don’t get the whole, the back doesn’t have whatever huggies does, yes it does. Its just not as a prominent and probably far more irritating lining as its textured to hell. Put your diaper on tight. Mine goes right bellow the belly button. Never had but 3 accidents.

First want to start off by saying I used these for my daughter for the first month and a half of her life. Loved these when she was small, they didn’t leak, and they didn’t seem as inflexible as other diapers did. Worked great for us so I’m rating the product well. Once she got out of size ones I order size twos. That was my mistake there. The bigger she got, and the bigger her volume of pee got, the less effective the diaper was. I would definitely say these are good to use while the baby is in size ones, to save some money, but after size ones I would recommend switching. She leaked through a lot after that. So size ones are five stars for me, size twos are zero stars.

I was not the first time mom who insisted on all the pricy stuff for baby. I spent the money where it counted, and went for value where it didn’t. So as soon as we got home from the hospital we ditched the pampers and went with loves. They are the only diapers I’ve found that have overnight leak protection in infant sizes, besides honest.We have exclusively bought loves since we’ve been home except when we were out of town. I couldn’t find a small package of luvs so I bought huggies because they were on sale and they leaked after three hours! Never again, huggies, never again.From now on it’s luvs all the way or if I can’t find them, then honest diapers.My husband did point out that they don’t have the yellow “wet” strip, but seriously, you can’t see and feel when a diaper is wet without the strip and the strip only tells you the diaper is damp, not full.

Love Luvs! Used Pampers, Huggies, Seventh Generation (the WORST!), and these are my favorite! They gel up thick with pee but don’t leak. They’re also the cheapest. Between taking care of my ex’s kids in Luvs and now mine, I could count on my hands how many leakers I’ve had in all the years I’ve used these.

we started with Huggies in the hospital and then switched to pampers when we got home. we thought the pampers were great until we started to realize that moments after he would pee he would start to cry. I figured thats what babies do but when I switched to luvs he stopped doing that. they seem to absorb faster than pampers so hes less wet. Now we can sleep for longer stretched just change the diaper at feeding time during the night. Thank you Luvs for the extra sleep :-)I’ll add that these are less bulky than pampers as well. they feel less soft but he doesn’t seem to mind, no rashes or cuts. Also, I thought I would miss the wetness indicator but honestly it’s pretty easy to tell when the diapers full, it blows up like a balloon.