We tried Up & Up diapers when LO was about 2-3 months. We didn't like them because we were getting alot of blow outs. I'm wondering if it's worth trying them again now that her poops are more solid. Do you use them?
Funny that you wrote this post because I just bought a box today. We've been using them all day and really like them. So far we've used Pampers, Huggies (both of which we're using right now), Kirkland, Luvs, and BRU brand diapers and in comparison with the rest I really like them! I have to say that I think that the Kirkland brand or the Pampers are my favorite (based on texture, flexibility around the waste, and overall fit) but these are right up there. As a side note I really have not had issues with any of the diapers except the BRU brand...they waste isn't very stretchy so now that she's mobile they are annoyingly stiff.
She wore them during her ridiculously long 2 1/2 hr nap today and they didn't feel moist on the outside at all. Also, she pooped in them and I didn't have any issues with leakage. I would give them a try again...maybe buy the small package first.
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Funny that you wrote this post because I just bought a box today. We've been using them all day and really like them. So far we've used Pampers, Huggies (both of which we're using right now), Kirkland, Luvs, and BRU brand diapers and in comparison with the rest I really like them! I have to say that I think that the Kirkland brand or the Pampers are my favorite (based on texture, flexibility around the waste, and overall fit) but these are right up there. As a side note I really have not had issues with any of the diapers except the BRU brand...they waste isn't very stretchy so now that she's mobile they are annoyingly stiff.
She wore them during her ridiculously long 2 1/2 hr nap today and they didn't feel moist on the outside at all. Also, she pooped in them and I didn't have any issues with leakage. I would give them a try again...maybe buy the small package first.