Diapers - Fort Worth,TX

I buy mine on Amazon through the Subscribe and Save also. I buy wipes and night time diapers on there too. I love having them delivered to my door! They have several brands to choose from and the price really varies, so search thoroughly.

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We buy Parents Choice at Walmart. They are super cheap for a big box of them and they look, and feel, and work just like the Huggies (we like those best) Never liked Pampers, they leaked and ripped way to much for us.

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When I see the word "diapers", it reminds me that I can also use "praised" and "despair" with the same letters to make a bingo in Scrabble. I swear that's the first thing that comes to mind when I see that word alone.

I "subscribe and save" at Amazon.com and get my Pampers that way. I don't remember how much they cost, but I love Pampers, and this way is way convenient because it costs less money and is delivered on a schedule.

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I LOVE the Sams diapers. I dont think theyt make size NB or 1 so you have to use another brand until then. Sams just improved their diapers. They are so soft. I even think they hold more than the huggies we were using.

Good luck!

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We've used Sam's Club's Member's Mark, now Simply Right, and have been happy with them.

Where I've really saved the money with diapers is with Babies R Us' version of diapers. If you can get them on sale, they are super cheap. Also, every Black Friday they sell smaller cases of them for $10 each. I usually take a friend and we stock up on the maximum number we are able to buy. I bought 7 cases in November, and have almost 2 left.

We are now successfully potty training this week, so I don't expect to have to buy diapers again!!! Wooo hooo!

Good luck!

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My biggest headache saver has got to be amazon subscribe and save prime mom program. I get 124 count of huggies (or any brand you want) delivered to my door for about half of what the store brand diapers cost. I never have to worry about forgetting them! I order diapers and wipes and tp and paper towels. Things you usually buy on regular basis. Plus you get to use amazon prime free shipping on other orders too. Its nice.

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Sam's club doesn't sell really small diapers in their brand (size one). I like Kroger's or Walmart brands. Kroger's sell size ones in packs that last a week for about $6. Once the kid is up to size two, Walmart sells boxes that last two weeks or more for about $14.

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We used Kroger store brand diapers for our babies. They got a great rating on Consumer Reports and with good reason. Kirkland brand from Costco were not as high-quality, we had a couple blowouts. Kroger all the way.

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I would suggest you check out www.babycheapskate.com
The blog writer posts the best deals at ANY store on a weekly basis.

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Costco Huggies....not sure about the cheapest but preferred this brand over others we tried. Congrats!!

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Target brand works great for us except overnight. I buy huggies overnight for bedtime, and use Target brand the rest of the time.

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I would buy mine from Odd Lots - I couldn't care less about name brands!! They performed just as well, if not better, than the expensive ones!!! Never had any problems with diaper rash either!!

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Used to love Target but they just don't fit my 2 year old right anymore - he's a skinny squirt and I think that's why but I used them from the time he was a newborn till about 1. Really like Babies R Us supreme version but I can't always get there, we have 2 not too far away but both require an extra 20 minutes in the car either. So I use Pampers either with Amazon subscribe and save or with doubled coupons (store and national) at Target. Huggies just don't fit him right but were the only ones I used on my now 6 year old because he was a champ at peeing (sorry if that's TMI) and a bit of a chunk ;-).

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