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Diapers
Asked by B.C. from Detroit
on March 6, 2007
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Where are diapers sold cheapest?
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- I have found that walmart is the cheapest unless you have a membership to costco they have really big boxes that are at a great price.
- check the sunday papers for ads. kroger and cvs often have diapers on sale. so does meijers and target. The best price taht I have seen is $8 for a jumbo pack of nam...
- I FIND THAT DIAPERS ARE THE CHEAPEST AT SAM CLUB OR COSTCO AND IF YOU DON'T OWN A MEMBERSHIP AT THESE PLACES WAL-MART IS THE NEXT CHEAPEST.
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Asked by P.E. from Boston
on September 5, 2011
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Where is the best/cheapest place to buy diapers in your opinion?
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- I do like cloth diapers, and use them about 1/2 the time, but we DO have blowouts from time to time. (My 5 month old has some powerful BMs and he can blow out just ab...
- I buy mine on amazon. I became an "amazon mom" which gets me 15% off of baby products. On TOP of that, I also do the "subscribe and save" option, which is an additio...
- I use diapers.com. It's cheaper than Target or Babies R Us (they usually have some sort of discount) and it's nice because the shipping is free and they come right to ...
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Asked by P.M. from Boston
on April 29, 2008
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Has anyone tried the 7th generation diapers? I'm trying to go "green" and on the diapers.com website the diapers are actually the same price as pampers(i think) but i ...
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- If your children are wet a lot I would recomend cloth over the 7th generation diapers and g diapers are terrible dont waste your money with them. We've tried a few di...
- We also are 7th gen 'devotees'! I first used them when my (now 9 m/o) was a newborn (after smelling the horrible pampers chemical "baby" smell that they gave, of all ...
- i used the seventh generation diapers briefly before switching to cloth, but for the time i was using them, they were great. my parents and grandparents still buy them...
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Asked by H. from Denver
on January 16, 2006
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So I am having a boy in march. I have heard that the regular diapers that you buy anywhere that have the gel in them are not good for boys and that i should buy diape...
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- Hi Hannah, My son will be 2 this week and has worn Pampers, Huggies, and Costco brand diaper all with success. We've not had any problems with the gel or even hear...
- I have never heard such a thing. I have been in the child care industry for 15 years and never heard anything like that . i have a son and paperms swaddlers work just ...
- Never heard that one. I have several friends with boys that use huggies supreme (myself included) Curious - where did you hear/read that one?
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Asked by D.G. from Chicago
on April 6, 2009
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Has anyone tried the new disposable diapers that are flushable? You buy a kit and the liners are reusable. I was wondering how well they work.
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- We mostly use cloth but I bought a starter kit of g-diapers and have used them a few times. I like them. I have never flushed them, only tossed in the trash. But I ...
- I bought a starter kit of the gDiapers, just as a back-up in case my cloth diapers were all in the wash. I like the idea of them, but the velcro on the gDiapers start...
- i tried them when my son was a newborn. i was excited about them but we only used them once because they leaked terribly. we used cloth with an overpant for the first ...
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Asked by M.L. from Fort Wayne
on January 5, 2008
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I need to switch diapers, I have been using Huggies Surprem but they just are not up to what they used to be. What is a nother good brand to use?
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- We used Pampers for the most part when our son was little. We had too much leakage no matter what we did with Huggies. Then we tried the generic Wal-Mart brand and bel...
- I exclusively use Pampers - cruisers during the day and baby dry at night.
- I agree with many of the other moms that Pampers work very well, but Target's work great too. A few months back I started to use the Target brand during the day and th...
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Asked by D.F. from Detroit
on September 17, 2010
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I am due in 2 weeks and I'd like any info you have on non-disposable diapers. I'm not a huge laundry fan so the thought of washing these "green" diapers isn't thrilli...
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- Most areas have a diaper service that will pick up dirtys and drop off cleans. However, I don't think that's much greener than disposables since there's all of the gas...
- I use cloth diapers and am a whole seller as well for them. I LOVE them, and don't find them to be more work at all in terms of laundry. It's actually some of the ea...
- I hated the thought of disposable diapers too, but also didn't want neverending laundry, or buckets of soaking poop diapers. We used dydee diaper service and I couldn...
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Asked by D.W. from Los Angeles
on January 16, 2012
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I have been using the Target brand diapers on my daughter for over a year now. They have been fine. But now she is uncomfortable. Her butt cheeks are itchy. She wi...
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- My son has very sensitive skin and Seventh Generation has been great for him. We started off with Pampers Swaddlers, but those didn't work out. Huggies Little Snuggl...
- I'd try a good butt cream-like triple paste or bodreux (sp?) butt cream. Lotion never seemed to make a difference. And, an aveeno oatmeal bath.
- My DD uses Pampers Baby Dry (not with DriMax). Before they went to DriMax, DD used Swaddlers. You can also try Huggies Pure and Natural.
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Asked by A.A. from Phoenix
on May 22, 2007
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My daughter will be 11 months old on the 10th and is just about big enough to move out of size 2 Pampers Swaddlers and on to size 3 diapers. I was thinking about going...
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- I have an 18 month old little girl who has been in size 3 diapers forever! She's really long and lean - Here's what I've been doing - I buy the el cheapo bargain di...
- Hi A., My son has a very thin frame and Huggies worked best for him. :-) I hope you find something that works for you. G.
- I used the swaddlers in the beginning and I loved them. Now we use huggies from costco, they aren't as soft as the swaddlers, but I haven't found a diaper that is as s...
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Asked by C.G. from Seattle
on May 13, 2011
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i have recently thought that my daughter is allergic to some thing in the disposable diapers. she is always itching her back where the diaper stops, her lower stomach ...
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- We had a similar thing with the Target brand diapers (although many people love them). Pampers did not cause any reactions. So you may want to try a different brand.
- My daughters were allergic to Huggies. Try Pampers Swaddlers, that's the only diaper I could use with them.
- If you want to stay with disposable diapers, try Seventh Generation they are hypoallergenic and without all the extra crud they put in other disposable diapers: htt...
