{Disarmed} RE: {Disarmed} Re: Diapers

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If you have a Dollar General in your area, they sale Goodnights is 2

different sizes. They are $7.00 a package.

{Disarmed} Re: Diapers

Yes, Huggies. Our insurance does not pay for them, and in Texas we do not

qualify for Medicaid, so it's $15 for 27 diapers. Yikes!

christine wrote: ,

are you also talking about the Huggies brand Goodnights?

wrote:

>

> We went up to size 6 in the Pampers Cruisers, as they were the

> roomiest. Now we've bitten the bullet and gone to Goodnights.

> Ridicuously expensive poop receptacles, but effective. Good luck!

>

> mom to Ally and Katy (DS/ASD), twins age 7

>

> christine <christine1223@... <mailto:christine1223%40cox.net>>

wrote:

> I have a question for you all. My six year old is wearing Size 6

> Huggies and they are starting to get really tight where you fasten them

> together. Ive called my Ins. company, Tri-Care Prime, and was told that

> they do not cover that stuff. I have not contacted my Pediatrican yet,

> but im sure he can help me out as much as he can. Im not in a rush for

> finding something bigger yet but the time will come soon. Is there

> anybody out there thats military that gets diapers somewhere other than

> the stores and takes TC?? Also, any suggestions on other diapers out on

> the shelves at Walmart or Sams Club? Ive always used Huggies or Pampers

> and they go up to size 6. Is there a Size 6 in another brand you all

> use thats pretty roomy on the sides??? Thanks,

>

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