Used and Reviewed: Pampers vs. Huggies

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This has been a long time debate on which brand of diapers are better. I have used both with all of my kids, but the ones I will always and forever recommend are Pampers. Here's why:

• I RARELY have had a leakage problem or a blowout with Pampers Swaddlers, Cruisers, & Easy Ups

That's all. Nothing else should matter when you are in the market for baby diapers. Really. Nothing else! I tried Huggies a couple of times. Different size diapers and even their Pull Ups couldn't hold pee and sometimes poop. Seriously. Every time I used them, there was another wet mess all over the place. Well, maybe you weren't putting them on correctly. Umm, really? Like, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to know the correct way to put a diaper on a baby. 

I can say without a doubt that I will always and forever also buy Pampers wipes and not Huggies. Here's why:

• Pampers wipes are very strong
• Huggies wipes rip when I take one out to use, then another, and another. They also rip when wiping up a messy butt.

Great reasons if I say so myself, and I do. Why would anyone risk getting poop on their hands because the wipe couldn't do it's job? Why struggle trying to get a wipe out of the travel wipe case when you need to be quick about it when you're out and about? Pampers all the way!

FYI: I am not getting paid to make any reviews. These are just the things I have used or do use and want to let more parents know about. 

Dear Pampers

Dear Pampers,

     I love you and your products, but...

Why did you have to design your Easy Up diapers with two different Dora the Explorer designs? My once lovely and happy three year old daughter is now screaming, screeching, and crying in her closet because she can't find the design with Dora's face on the front. So now my semi-quiet and peaceful morning, as quiet and peaceful as it can be with a toddler and baby twins, has been replaced with an unconsolable three year old. Toddlers are crazy. Please in the future, make one design so there is no choice in the matter. Fewer choices or none at all will help countless mothers, and fathers, of toddlers everywhere have a nice after potty time training experience.

Sincerely,
A Loyal Pampers Customer and Mother of 3