Good Brands of Diapers to recommend
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izanyzam
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Tried Drypers for my baby boy but seems like after every pee..He will scream for a diaper change..So i switched to Huggies Small..Its a lot thicker than Drypers so can tahan longer..But i find the cutting a bit small for him..So i tried buying the Huggies Ultra M size..But the M size is too big for him...!!! So now ive switched back to the Small size..*sigh*..
And yup Thomson Medical now using Fitti diapers...My boy had them for the 3 days that we stayed there..Seems quite good.. :001_302:
And yup Thomson Medical now using Fitti diapers...My boy had them for the 3 days that we stayed there..Seems quite good.. :001_302:
Mummy to Baby V
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Gleneagles Hospital in KL used Mamy Poko.
1st month: We used traditional cloth diapers for baby at home since there is frequent pee & poo. At night, Mamy Poko.
2nd month: Started using Modern Cloth Diapers, hold pee & poo very well, better than disposables because of quality elastics. Gentle on baby's skin and very easy to machine-wash. Saves A LOT of money too.
(Tried Mamy Poko at night, heavy-wetter baby pees through it after 5 hours)
I found breathable and absorbent modern cloth diapers for night-time and we've had dry 12-hour nights ever since.
The diapers we tried are reviewed at http://mummysreviews.com/category/diapering/cloth-diapers/
1st month: We used traditional cloth diapers for baby at home since there is frequent pee & poo. At night, Mamy Poko.
2nd month: Started using Modern Cloth Diapers, hold pee & poo very well, better than disposables because of quality elastics. Gentle on baby's skin and very easy to machine-wash. Saves A LOT of money too.
(Tried Mamy Poko at night, heavy-wetter baby pees through it after 5 hours)
I found breathable and absorbent modern cloth diapers for night-time and we've had dry 12-hour nights ever since.
The diapers we tried are reviewed at http://mummysreviews.com/category/diapering/cloth-diapers/
Mt a provides huggies newborn.
bluecloudsaviva
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mt a provide huggies newborn for the babies
bluecloudsaviva
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Recently i have used pampers comfort. The package is orange in colour. To me, it is not really good. It fills up very fast. After 1-2 pee from my girl, i will need to change compare to other brands. But affordable especially if got sale. But will not use it again. =P
After using all the samples I had... I decided on using Pamper Stages for about 2months before swtiching to Nepia. Reason being is Nepia is similar to Pamper Stages, absorbs well, cottony soft & has blue indicator lines... it's also cheaper! My boy is 16mths now and is still using regular diapers and the pull-ups from Nepia.
Some of my experience from the samples... my boy is allergic to the absorbent gel used in some diapers, gave him a bad rash on his family jewels. Mommy poko with the supposedly 'poop-holder' don't work for DS as each time his poo a lot! Huggies Ultra (which my hubby bought 2 newborn packet at a baby fair) is also cottony soft & absorbs well, except I find it too thick and was worried it will be too warm. Don't like Fitti as the sticky tape on it was difficult to use and the material isn't soft at all.
Some of my experience from the samples... my boy is allergic to the absorbent gel used in some diapers, gave him a bad rash on his family jewels.
Mommy poko with the supposedly 'poop-holder' don't work for DS as each time his poo a lot! Huggies Ultra (which my hubby bought 2 newborn packet at a baby fair) is also cottony soft & absorbs well, except I find it too thick and was worried it will be too warm. Don't like Fitti as the sticky tape on it was difficult to use and the material isn't soft at all.
sufeit0115
Member
Now my baby is using huggies dry in day & pampers or mamy poko at night....since many good feedbacks on nepia & fitti premium, will try them!!
I have actually used Fitti, mammy poko, dryers, pampers active & pampers comfort.. I think pampers comfort is quite good. It really can hold the urine for quite long and is dry. However mammy poko absorption is not very good. Pampers active is okie also.. But pampers is the most exp wan... I will go to JB and buy...
How cheap is in JB for Pampers active M size 44, as I bought in CK (Singapore) is $14.95 and the price now still remains for L too.
Nepia diapers very thin and not very absorbing for my baby. Good thing is got indicator, but diapers very fast full.
Pampers is the worst among the brand of diapers my baby have tried. Sometimes will end up getting those pieces of pampers without stick on. How Pampers expects baby to wear diapers without anything to stick on? Use scotchtape? Tried that, but not stick long before my baby move abit and fall out.
Waste of money.
Pampers is the worst among the brand of diapers my baby have tried. Sometimes will end up getting those pieces of pampers without stick on. How Pampers expects baby to wear diapers without anything to stick on? Use scotchtape? Tried that, but not stick long before my baby move abit and fall out.
Waste of money.
I nv get no stick on for Pampers... U really heng... haha... I prefer Pampers of all brand... and also Nepia... all opposite of u... wahaha...
You so good... Can use cheaper brands. My baby can only use mamy poko and drypers.
Ariel Chong
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I agree.. pampers is very good, it holds urine and it keeps baby dry.
I've tried other brands like Fitti and Huggies.. I don't find it ideal for my baby.:tlaugh:
Drypers even cheaper... I nv let my son use drypers cos of the stick on, like scothtape type, when birth, I let him wear the sample he got a shock when I try to take off from him, so nv drypers and pet pet for him... I use pampers comfort only day time and pampers active or nepia at nite or goin out. I sometimes use Mamy Poko too, I also bought it same price as Pampers active at $14.95 at CK but too thick which I don't like...
ddsmyworld
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u can try huggies dry comfort or ultra. they hold very well. mamypoko, goon and pampers active seem to pinch pockets. for indoors and daytime, u may try something like petpet or fitti basic. but fitti basic has a smaller cutting.
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