The Great Diaper Experiment: Pampers

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First and foremost I have to warn you that I'm slightly partial to Pampers.  I have been from the beginning.  Not entirely sure why, but they seem to work best for me and my son.  So I will try to be as objective as possible when reviewing this brand!  Pampers is owned by Procter & Gamble, which manufactures a very wide range of products we use everyday, from toothpaste to dog food.  My first impression of Pampers was softness.  They used Pampers in the hospital when my son was born and they felt like cloth, inside and out.  This could be why I'm partial to them as well, since it was … [Read more...]

The Great Diaper Experiment: Luvs

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I've heard many moms rave about Luvs being comparable to the more expensive Huggies or Pampers diapers, so my initial expectations were high.  Perhaps I set myself up for failure by having my expectations high for this brand, but I must say I was slightly disappointed by my findings.  I gave it a fair chance though.  My son wore these through four diaper changes during the experiment. Absorbency - The pour test proved Luvs to be comparable to Pampers in it's quickness to pull wetness away from babies skin.  It was more absorbent in the front than the back, which makes sense when you think … [Read more...]

The Great Diaper Experiment: Huggies

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Huggies is owned by the Kimberly-Clark company, who manufactures things like diapers, toilet paper, facial tissue, wipes, and other disposable paper products we use every day.   My first observation of Huggies diapers was that it was bulkier than the other brands, though not necessarily in a bad way.  The design lends itself to be more for "large bottomed" babies who might be a little chunkier than the average.  Though still versatile enough for the average sized baby.  My son wore these during the experiment through two diaper changes, though he has been wearing them on other occasions before … [Read more...]