We are expecting another baby girl soon and we still have a toddler in diapers, so I am looking for the best deals on diapers. We usually buy them at Kroger or Target, if I have a coupon. We were using Pampers, but found Luvs to be cheaper and just as good. Just wondering if there is a better place to find cheaper diapers? Anyone tried diapers.com? Diaper prices are ridiculous!! Thanks!
When my daughter was an infant, she had a bit of a sensitive bottom. I found the Target brand diapers to be the best deal and work just as well. If I wasn't near a Target I would always buy the KMart brand. I know. I know. Everyone makes jokes about KMart but their diapers were good and didn't make my daughter break out or get rashes. Congratulations on the new baby!!
What about clothg diapers? I never have liked disposables plus it's better for the earth. Thay can be smelly but if you rinse them well an let them dry on the shower rod there is little if any smell. I found in the long run it to be much cheaper. There are also diapers made now that have snaps or hook and loop tape instead of folding it up to fit the child. They can be expensive but you iuse the same one over and over again. Also if you have just basic sewing skills you can make them your self and their fore much cheaper.
I used the walmart brand, buying in the very large boxes with double packs. I had no problems but did not like LUVS as well, as they seemed to leak more. Good luck.
I used to get the big boxes of Pampers from Sam's club. Haven't had to buy them for years now but they were the best buy at the time and they have other brands too. Good luck.
I find that Sam's Club is the best place to buy diapers. They have pampers, huggies and the Sam's Club brand. I find the Sam's club brand work great and are very soft feeling for my 3 1/2 month old. I think that with diapers, it will make your Sam's Club/Costco yearly membership worthwhile.
We currently go to Sam's for our diapers and wipes since we know that Nick does pretty well with Huggies.
However, I'd wait and see how your new baby does with whichever brand you prefer - you might find that her bottom may not prefer them. (My son had a reaction to Pampers - every baby's different. His reaction didn't really surprise me since when I was an infant not only did my bottom reject every disposable diaper on the market, I couldn't deal with the way the cloth diaper services cleaned their diapers, so my mom ended up washing cloth diapers for me. Luckily he isn't as sensitive as I was.) Once you've figured it out, then hit Sam's.
