Showing posts with label Size 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Size 5. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Lowest Price Nature babycare Eco-Friendly Diapers, Size 5, 104-Count Package [Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging]


Love these diapers. They have performed marvelously when we aren't able to use cloth diapers. They work great even overnight. You need to stretch the tabs a bit sometimes to get a proper fit, but they normally hold up to this really well. I feel good knowing my daughter isn't exposed to the chemicals in other diapers.Get more detail about Nature babycare Eco-Friendly Diapers, Size 5, 104-Count Package [Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging].

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Fitti Mega Baby Diapers, Size 5, Case Pack, Four - 46 Count Packs (184 Diapers) Best Quality


Having been disappointed with many name brand and generic diapers for various reasons (poor fit for my toddler, breaking open and leaving granules on her bottom, leaks, etc), I tried Fitti. They were perfect. They do leak upon occasion, but so do every other diaper I ever tried - sometimes, the baby's wiggles and the dispensation of liquid just coincide to make a leak. It happens. I like the tabs, and the height of the waistband is reasonable (I laughed when I saw one brand on my daughter, the waistband went up to her chest!). The wet-dry indicator balloons are a hit with my toddler, too.
My favorite diaper, and so I buy them over and over. Blessings to all!Get more detail about Fitti Mega Baby Diapers, Size 5, Case Pack, Four - 46 Count Packs (184 Diapers).

Friday, July 9, 2010

Save Pampers Easy Ups Trainers for Girls, Size 5 (30-40 Lbs), Value Pack, 80 Training Pants


I have tried several different training pants (Pampers Easy Ups, Clifford the Dog, Huggies Pull Ups, White Cloud). By far, I have had the most success with the Pampers.

The other "cheaper" brands appear to be more cost effective, but if you do the math, they are the same price as the Pampers brand (if you buy in bulk). Also, as expected, the cheaper ones do not absorb nearly as much urine and I was going through them faster than diapers.

The Huggies Pullups were my second choice and I love the velcro sides, but they are more expensive than the Pampers brand. And, I found that the "cool alert" irritated my daughter (maybe it was more of a sensation thing).Get more detail about Pampers Easy Ups Trainers for Girls, Size 5 (30-40 Lbs), Value Pack, 80 Training Pants.

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Nature babycare Eco Pull On Pants, Size 5, 26-40lbs (80-Count)


I love Nature Babycare!!! The pull-on pants hold just as well as the diapers, we even use them overnight. The sizes run different, my son is a 6-7 in the diapers, but the 5 pull-ons fit him great. I had a hard time choosing a size initially, so I hope that helps! We have tried every eco-disposable on the market, nothing works as good as Nature Babycare!Get more detail about Nature babycare Eco Pull On Pants, Size 5, 26-40lbs (80-Count).

Sunday, May 23, 2010

Pampers Easy Ups for Girls (Big Pack), Size 5, 60-Count Package Best Quality


Pull-ups are basically diapers for toddlers as the transition to using the potty. For us, it's a very gradual transition. Our 2yo daughter likes these pull-ups a lot, but only occasionally actually pulls them up. We rip the sides off when we change them. The Huggies brand actually has velcro on the sides and can be opened and reclosed.

My daughter loves the Dora design, in fact it may be the only reason she prefers these to diapers. There are two of four designs in every box, but there's no way to tell which two. It's too bad, because our kid just wants to wear the ones that feature Dora in a pink dress.

Amazon grocery is the best price around.Get more detail about Pampers Easy Ups for Girls (Big Pack), Size 5, 60-Count Package.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Cheap Pampers Easy Ups for Boys (Big Pack), Size 5, 60-Count Package


I have a 2.5 year old that is almost fully potty trained. He wears Easy Ups at preschool because he cannot do #2 on the potty yet, so I can't really rate it as far as how much pee it can hold. I do find that by the end of the day (in case he does not go #2 and he is still wearing the same training pants from the morning) the cotton is clumpy and they feel like they are going to disintegrate. Pull Ups hold up better I think. Some people have complained about the sides tearing, but this is actually an advantage for me because it makes it easy to change him after #2. I honestly bought these because my son loves Diego, and since they're cheaper I don't mind them at all.Get more detail about Pampers Easy Ups for Boys (Big Pack), Size 5, 60-Count Package.