Huggies Slip On reviews?

canary11 · August 2011

We CD, but have to use disposables for a vacation, soon. I LOVE this idea. Putting my kid in a diaper currently requires both my hands and both of my legs. Its redic! Anyone try them? Reviews.

KoalaBear103 · August 2011

We haven't and don't plan to. It doesn't make sense to me. I still have to wipe him and put cream on his butt (if he needs it) so I'm going to have to lay him down anyway.

But maybe I'm missing something...I just don't get it though.

CinemaGoddess · August 2011

They are awesome. Seriously. They work wonders for squirmy babies.

Kara5109 · August 2011

JKat876:
We haven't and don't plan to. It doesn't make sense to me. I still have to wipe him and put cream on his butt (if he needs it) so I'm going to have to lay him down anyway.

But maybe I'm missing something...I just don't get it though.

This. I also don't understand how they are supposed to have a good fit? I don't know. I have a squirmy baby, but she has to be laid down to wipe her butt anyway so it doesn't make sense to me.

aabreu32 · August 2011

I have not tried but have no interest. I have the hardest time getting swim diapers on and off DD, which are slip on, so I have the same concern with the Huggies concept.

Heifergal · August 2011

CinemaGoddess:
They are awesome. Seriously. They work wonders for squirmy babies.

Once I get both feet in they're awesome.

KoalaBear103 · August 2011

aabreu32:
I have not tried but have no interest. I have the hardest time getting swim diapers on and off DD, which are slip on, so I have the same concern with the Huggies concept.

I hate the swim diapers too!

CinemaGoddess · August 2011

Heifergal:
CinemaGoddess:
They are awesome. Seriously. They work wonders for squirmy babies.
Once I get both feet in they're awesome.

1. Lay baby on back

2. Force feet in

3. Stand baby up

4. Pull up diaper.

DONE and much better than

1. Lay baby on back

2. Give baby remote control to distract her

3. Prevent second baby from attempting to steal said remote control.

4. Put baby back on back after she rolls over to grab at remote because sister stole it.

5. Repeat step 4.

6. Repeat step 4.

7. Repeat step 4.

8. Repeat step 4.

9. Finally get diaper on.

10. Refasten diaper because second baby unfastened it.

11. Repeat step 10 approximately 3 times.

12. Let baby go without pants because you're done dealing with it.

KissyFishyLips · August 2011

CinemaGoddess:
1. Lay baby on back

2. Force feet in

3. Stand baby up

4. Pull up diaper.

DONE and much better than

1. Lay baby on back

2. Give baby remote control to distract her

3. Prevent second baby from attempting to steal said remote control.

4. Put baby back on back after she rolls over to grab at remote because sister stole it.

5. Repeat step 4.

6. Repeat step 4.

7. Repeat step 4.

8. Repeat step 4.

9. Finally get diaper on.

10. Refasten diaper because second baby unfastened it.

11. Repeat step 10 approximately 3 times.

12. Let baby go without pants because you're done dealing with it.

LOL! Water, meet nasal passage.

hoping4sticky · August 2011

I have to agree, I don't get it. I have a terrible time trying to get pants/shorts/swim diapers on T. I'm admittedly uncoordinated, but I get one foot in, the other one is out. I finally get both feet in go to stand her up and she's kicked a leg out. Seems like more hassle for me.

But I only have one to deal with so who knows.

canary11 · August 2011

Oh my gosh, my child will NOT lay down on her back for diaper changes. I am very often chasing her around with a wipe. If she's pooped, I am holding her down with all 4 of my limbs. I would love to just wipe and slip her feet into pants. I think we'll give it a go.

CG, hows the fit?

CinemaGoddess · August 2011

canary11:
Oh my gosh, my child will NOT lay down on her back for diaper changes. I am very often chasing her around with a wipe. If she's pooped, I am holding her down with all 4 of my limbs. I would love to just wipe and slip her feet into pants. I think we'll give it a go.

CG, hows the fit?

It's pretty good. We haven't used them a whole heckofalot, but we haven't had any leakage problems.

LaurenSweat · August 2011

or those who have used--- what do you do when the kid poops in em? It seems like it would be hard to get it off without smearing poop down the legs???

CinemaGoddess · August 2011

They rip at the sides so you take it off like a regular diaper.

Heifergal · August 2011

LaurenSweat:
or those who have used--- what do you do when the kid poops in em? It seems like it would be hard to get it off without smearing poop down the legs???

The sides tear away to take them off. They only slip on. They come off with tabs like regular diapers.

LaurenSweat · August 2011

Heifergal:
LaurenSweat:
or those who have used--- what do you do when the kid poops in em? It seems like it would be hard to get it off without smearing poop down the legs???
The sides tear away to take them off. They only slip on. They come off with tabs like regular diapers.

Ahhhh! Thanks, I couldn't tell from the commercials and it looked a big mess!

LILBIT1221 · August 2011

CinemaGoddess:

Heifergal:
CinemaGoddess:
They are awesome. Seriously. They work wonders for squirmy babies.
Once I get both feet in they're awesome.

1. Lay baby on back

2. Force feet in

3. Stand baby up

4. Pull up diaper.

DONE and much better than

1. Lay baby on back

2. Give baby remote control to distract her

3. Prevent second baby from attempting to steal said remote control.

4. Put baby back on back after she rolls over to grab at remote because sister stole it.

5. Repeat step 4.

6. Repeat step 4.

7. Repeat step 4.

8. Repeat step 4.

9. Finally get diaper on.

10. Refasten diaper because second baby unfastened it.

11. Repeat step 10 approximately 3 times.

12. Let baby go without pants because you're done dealing with it.

ha-ha awesome. Just turn on Grease.

SparkleTart · August 2011

LaurenSweat:
Heifergal:
LaurenSweat:
or those who have used--- what do you do when the kid poops in em? It seems like it would be hard to get it off without smearing poop down the legs???
The sides tear away to take them off. They only slip on. They come off with tabs like regular diapers.
Ahhhh! Thanks, I couldn't tell from the commercials and it looked a big mess!

That was my concern too! DS wore swim diapers while we were on vacation, and taking them off when they had poop in them was the absolute WORST. It was messy, messy, messy.

CopperT0p · August 2011

We CD, but I saw these in the store and was interested. If they still rip off at the sides like a normal diaper, couldn't you simulate these by pre-fastening your regular disposables before you try to put them on? Then just pull them up? Am I missing something?

jp03 · August 2011

KissyFishyLips:
CinemaGoddess:
1. Lay baby on back

2. Force feet in

3. Stand baby up

4. Pull up diaper.

DONE and much better than

1. Lay baby on back

2. Give baby remote control to distract her

3. Prevent second baby from attempting to steal said remote control.

4. Put baby back on back after she rolls over to grab at remote because sister stole it.

5. Repeat step 4.

6. Repeat step 4.

7. Repeat step 4.

8. Repeat step 4.

9. Finally get diaper on.

10. Refasten diaper because second baby unfastened it.

11. Repeat step 10 approximately 3 times.

12. Let baby go without pants because you're done dealing with it.
LOL! Water, meet nasal passage.

OMFG - I laughed so hard, I accidentally pulled back from nursing Stephanie and received a nasty look and whine. Too funny! Thanks for making my afternoon!

mbfirefly98 · August 2011

CopperT0p:
We CD, but I saw these in the store and was interested. If they still rip off at the sides like a normal diaper, couldn't you simulate these by pre-fastening your regular disposables before you try to put them on? Then just pull them up? Am I missing something?

No you couldn't do it that way because normal diapers do not stretch the same way!

This said...I like like them and don't like them. My LO is 17lbs and I think that they are just a little big even though they should fit. I purchased 4 packs of them at the BRU sale and we have used them alot...they are fine when wet but leak with poo. I think we may just put them away for a month or two until she puts some more weight on!

canary11 · August 2011

jesseandjen:
LaurenSweat:
Heifergal:
LaurenSweat:
or those who have used--- what do you do when the kid poops in em? It seems like it would be hard to get it off without smearing poop down the legs???
The sides tear away to take them off. They only slip on. They come off with tabs like regular diapers.
Ahhhh! Thanks, I couldn't tell from the commercials and it looked a big mess!
That was my concern too! DS wore swim diapers while we were on vacation, and taking them off when they had poop in them was the absolute WORST. It was messy, messy, messy.

We've only used huggies swim diapers, but they rip at the leg, too. It takes a tiny bit of force, but is still way easier than pulling a wet diaper off of wet, sticky skin. Not sure if pampers swim diapers do that or not.

SparkleTart · August 2011

canary11:
jesseandjen:
LaurenSweat:
Heifergal:
LaurenSweat:
or those who have used--- what do you do when the kid poops in em? It seems like it would be hard to get it off without smearing poop down the legs???
The sides tear away to take them off. They only slip on. They come off with tabs like regular diapers.
Ahhhh! Thanks, I couldn't tell from the commercials and it looked a big mess!
That was my concern too! DS wore swim diapers while we were on vacation, and taking them off when they had poop in them was the absolute WORST. It was messy, messy, messy.
We've only used huggies swim diapers, but they rip at the leg, too. It takes a tiny bit of force, but is still way easier than pulling a wet diaper off of wet, sticky skin. Not sure if pampers swim diapers do that or not.

I was not aware of that. That mess and idiocy is on me, then I thought about getting scissors and cutting them off!

brownie123 · August 2011

jesseandjen:
canary11:
jesseandjen:
LaurenSweat:
Heifergal:

LaurenSweat:
or those who have used--- what do you do when the kid poops in em? It seems like it would be hard to get it off without smearing poop down the legs???

The sides tear away to take them off. They only slip on. They come off with tabs like regular diapers.

Ahhhh! Thanks, I couldn't tell from the commercials and it looked a big mess!

That was my concern too! DS wore swim diapers while we were on vacation, and taking them off when they had poop in them was the absolute WORST. It was messy, messy, messy.

We've only used huggies swim diapers, but they rip at the leg, too. It takes a tiny bit of force, but is still way easier than pulling a wet diaper off of wet, sticky skin. Not sure if pampers swim diapers do that or not.

I was not aware of that. That mess and idiocy is on me, then I thought about getting scissors and cutting them off!

Both Pampers and Huggies rip at the sides - and I'm assuming no-name swim diapers do as well.

Re: the pull-on diapers - I have a friend who just used pull-ups for her little boy when he was still in diapers because he was so squirmy (he's now 4). I don't see the difference between regular pull-ups (like, the ones you use to potty train - they still absorb the same, just easier to pull on and off) and these new slip-on ones.

I, however, don't have a squirmy baby and haven't tried the slip-on diapers and can't say how well they work or not.

vcrown · August 2011

aabreu32:
I have not tried but have no interest. I have the hardest time getting swim diapers on and off DD, which are slip on, so I have the same concern with the Huggies concept.

This was my thought too. But I have to say, she's squirmy and I have thought about it..

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