Guest guest Posted December 3, 2004 Report Share Posted December 3, 2004 I have also found that the Huggies pullups do not refasten very well but they have worked. But I have found another brand with the easy open sides also. Walmart sells their brand of pullups called Whitcloud and they work better when you go to reattach the sides than do the huggies pullups. Just my opinion. Not to mention they are cheaper than huggies pullups by about $ 3.00 which is not much cheaper but is a little more money in my pocket. They seem to absorb as well as the huggies they just do not resemble boy or girlunderwear designs but are separetely for boya and girls one has a pink package and the other blue. The charecters are for boys dinosaurs and elephants when hammers that are the fade design but they just came out with bugs bunny on them with carrots that fade when wet. I have tried the new ones by pampers and i did not like them. I found that they run small in size and they come in one size right now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 3, 2004 Report Share Posted December 3, 2004 I've been a little weary of trying store brand diapers/pull-ups unless they are recommended. Thanks , I will give them a try. Always looking for ways to save a little money too, since I still have 2 kiddos in diapers. My 3.2yo with DSI is not ready for potty training either. Gosh, I can't wait for the day I never have diapers and or pull-ups. Hopefully it's not to far off in the future. Kris Re: [ ] Re: Is this considered poor treatment and or neglec... > > > I have also found that the Huggies pullups do not refasten very well but they > have worked. But I have found another brand with the easy open sides also. > Walmart sells their brand of pullups called Whitcloud and they work better when > you go to reattach the sides than do the huggies pullups. Just my opinion. Not > to mention they are cheaper than huggies pullups by about $ 3.00 which is not > much cheaper but is a little more money in my pocket. They seem to absorb as > well as the huggies they just do not resemble boy or girlunderwear designs but > are separetely for boya and girls one has a pink package and the other blue. > The charecters are for boys dinosaurs and elephants when hammers that are the > fade design but they just came out with bugs bunny on them with carrots that > fade when wet. > > I have tried the new ones by pampers and i did not like them. I found that > they run small in size and they come in one size right now. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2004 Report Share Posted December 4, 2004 Hi Kris By the way my name is Jeanne and I forgot to sign my name at the bottom of my last post. Believe me I am also very weary of store brand diapers and pullups they tend to not be very absorbent and can cause massive rashes due to the ingredients and depending on what they are made of material wise. I was always a pampers or huggies buyer up until I one day ran out of pullups and in an emergency I bought the whitecloud to use. I do find though that if your child is a heavy wetter at night they do tend to leak. My son is not night trained and I have occasionally and just recently gone back to pampers diapers at night due to my son having a cold. But if you change them when neede you should have no problems with leakage. Just be prepared if a heavy wetter they may leak. But I find that they work good for my son but I also change him every time he goes to use the potty. We are in the beginning stages of training and it is not going well. By the way your welcome. Glad I could be of help. I too look forward to the being diaper and pullup free. But I am not going to get trained for a long time still. Jeanne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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