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thread: most absorbant disposable..

  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    Question most absorbant disposable..

    whats the most absorbant one on the market?? huggies??
    DD2 is wetting through after feeding before bed and once early in the morning, im not keen on changing her if i dont have to as im worried it will wake her up more than i need!
    i currently use snugglers but IGA have huggies in special so was wondering if its worth getting a box just to use overnight??

  2. #2
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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne
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    I find huggies great, mind you I haven't really tried anything else so don't really have anything to compare to iykwim?

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    huggies or pampers.

    ToysrUs have huggies for 29.95 at the moment but there are only 2 in Melb so not sure if you are near chadstone or maribyrnong.

    Different sposies fit different babies better (just like MCNs) - i find woolies select good as well.

    DS was a very ehavy wetter, and wet through huggies even for a while there. I remember having to stick pades inside his nappy (with holes poked through to the nappy) to boost them over night sometimes. Being a tummy sleeper did not help either.

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    Aldi here!! Very absorbent. Never a leak and VERY full in the morning.

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    Jan 2008
    Victoria
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    Aldi here too, never had a leakage used them for almost 2 years.

  6. #6
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    Dec 2006
    Melbourne
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    most absorbant disposable..

    I keep trying other brands but always end up going back to huggies they fit well and the girls don't seem to get a nappy rash as often. You can also buy liners if the nappies still leak and the next size up is too big.

  7. #7
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    IGA have them for $29 as well! tummy sleeping is our issue!
    might try the huggies then aldi again if the huggies dont work, thanks lovies

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    Mar 2010
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    I tried nearly every disposable with DS1... he'd wet out of everything! - and then I tried Aldi's brand! They are the best ones ever! and cheap too! If I were to go back to disposables it'd be hands down Aldi! (I personally found Huggies to be the absolute worst!)

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    Dec 2006
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    i do huggies overnight, and usually in a larger size than day, (as long as it is not too big). find them the best sposies for nighttime. and my ds is a tummy sleeper, but the bigger nappys come up higher and do help contain the wet. I also put a fleece cover over them which helps too...

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    We used el cheapo's during the day and huggies at night with DD1 to save on constantly paying the extra for huggies. we tried all other brands at night but huggies wer the only ones that worked for us

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    Mar 2006
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    My kids wet through everyone except huggies (unfortunately for my budget). I use snugglers during the day and huggies overnight.

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    Jul 2006
    Melbourne
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    Hun, I think Aldi are better for absorbency! But that might just be DS?

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    Jun 2007
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    J- i use the Aldi ones with the koala on them on ds2 (green packet) and find them great.

  14. #14
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    Feb 2007
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    If she's a tummy sleeper, have you tried a boys Huggies nappy for overnight? They are more padded out at the front.

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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne
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    If you're looking for cheap nappies I find Nappy Land great (you can google them). I get two big boxes of 128 huggies (so 256 nappies in total) delivered for under $100, definately makes huggies a lot more affordable and saves the hassle of always having to buy them and lug them home cos the order lasts me nearly 6 weeks. HTH

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    Jan 2008
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    Aldi for SURE at night, during teh day i use pampers..

    Huggies would have to be the worst on my list for absorbansy.

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    Feb 2006
    NSW Central Coast
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    Aldi all the way for us. I have tried everything from huggies to woolworths brand and aldi are by far the best brand I have used. We use baby love in the day and aldi at night. Both my kids are heavy wetters at night and the aldi's are FULL by the morning, but never leak.

  18. #18
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber & MPM

    Feb 2007
    Melbourne
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    Yep, Aldi all the way for us too. The only time we've had overnight leaks is when DH doesn't do them up tight enough .

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