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Honest Review: Pampers

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I posted earlier about my experience and view on Huggies diapers, while I do not really have anything against the brand it just does not work well with my son's build apparently. I am a Pampers mom through and through. They seem to be wider made in the legs and hip areas so the fit my son a little better and do not dig into his little legs as much. Pampers also does not leak as much as the Huggies I tried him on at first. I am not saying to let you baby wear it until it is overflowing, I am simply just saying that in my experience Pampers hold up better. When I was in the hospital giving birth they used Pampers Swaddles (pictured above with link) and I really liked them. However, as I have said constantly on this blog, all babies are different so you really just have to find what will work with your child. 




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