[KittyMama1]

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[Atabew]

I decided to give Joysdiaper a try. I ordered a package on Friday evening. I had an email thanking me for my purchase. The diaper was shipped Saturday afternoon. It was delivered via USPS today (Monday)! :smile:

 

[kennethj11]

I would like to go for smartipants cloth diapers. As an inventor of one sized cloth diapers, they are well developing and refining cloth Diapers Company in USA.

 

[MelissaFowler]

My sister is using huggies and Luvs brand diaper for her baby. Its really nice.

 

[ammie12]

huggies seem to do a great job and they don't smell of chemicals when you take them out of the box

 

[Beth Suarez]

If you have a baby who has a very sensitive skin and getting a diaper rash, This rash cream will help our baby to feel comfortable and not iritated.

 

[Mitteez]

huggies is the best brand.

 

[mary32882]

Which are you looking for

1.disposable diapers.or
2.cloth diaper?

 

[Owlyce]

Pampers was our favorite disposable, Ragababe is the favorite cloth

 

[RichardSWaite]

Diaper pants are very comfortable for the kids!

 

[mary32882]

I like coth diapers and "bumGenius 4.0 Pocket Cloth Diaper" I liked most.

 

[Klynn22]

Good old pampers any time

 

[anacurtis]

Huggies

 

[StacySouth]

both pampers & huggies

 

[grisandole]

I really like Awesome Blossoms pocket diapers for cloth.

 

[naomi_w]

I'm using a disposable diaper (night time) and cloth nappy (daytime). However, I prefer using disposable diaper more because they are pretty much convenient to use and even some brand offers a very absorbent diaper. I've been using pampers (pampers.com) since day one my daughter was born.

 

[sofiaa]

I used both diaper disposable and cloth. huggies and water wipe was my favorite brand.

 

[michellewilliams]

Pampers blue package

 

[ronatlie]

I've tried different brands for my baby, and Huggies is still the best. Very comfortable and well padded.

 

[ajpense]

Gdiapers because they can be used with both a biodegradable disposable insert, for traveling or a Cloth insert for at home. “redefining disposable”