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The Diaper Wars - Are Disposable Diapers Right For You?
Every parent can attest to the fear of the 2 a.m. scream. Will you creep into your child's room only to find the crib, the walls, the floor and the ceiling covered in poop? Did the diaper hold back your child's cannon of feces, or did it surrender?
The War Zone
My first experience with the poop explosion happened vicariously through my husband. He was on nighttime duty when my son was a few weeks old. He crept downstairs as my son was crying and entered the room. Not wanting to fully wake our son and to maintain the beginnings of my son's sleep schedule, my husband only turned on a low light. He lifted my son onto the changing table and removed his diaper. Quickly grabbing a new diaper, my husband began to lift my son's legs to put on the new diaper. He quickly wiped my son noticing that our baby may have already pooped a little. Then, before he realized what was going on, my son coated my husband in poop all the way up to his forearm. If my husband had waited a few minutes, the diaper may have saved him from a very messy and disgusting event.
Armaments
We tried various kinds of diapers through my son's infancy and found that certain brands fit him more than others. But, beyond fit, we searched for the poop-explosion stopping diaper. We found our best luck with disposable diapers. These were the only diaper that had explosion-stopping elastic strong enough to keep us clean. They also have a substantial amount of soaking-up ability with their leak-lock system.
Engagement
After choosing the right diapers as our weapon of choice, we waited for our son to launch his next poop campaign. My son was six months old when he decided to test our diaper choice. He had tried prune juice for the first time. Within four hours I could smell something acrid coming from his diaper. I knew it was time to see if we had chosen wisely. After getting my son settled on the changing table, I opened his diaper. I had been fully expecting to see feces inside his clothes. I was pleasantly surprised to find the mess well contained to the diaper. Most of it had soaked into the LeakLock area and with a few wipes my son was as good as ever.
Is the War Over?
While no diaper is 100% guaranteed, I am an advocate of disposable diapers. Since my son's infancy, we've faced many an explosion. Some have been as well contained as the first, but some have been much, much worse. Now that we have moved to potty training, I know I will continue to trust the brands we've tried and will rely on pull up training pants because they use the same technology as the diapers. If you are struggling your way through the diaper wars, try as many kinds of diapers as you can. You will eventually find one that works for your child; and then you won't dread the 2 a.m. scream as much.
About the Author
If you're searching for the right disposable diapers to use with your kids, try Huggies Supreme diapers. Huggies has sizes ranging from newborn diapers up to the pull ups. A one-year-old needs diapers right in the middle - Huggies diapers size 3.
Wherever your child is size-wise, Huggies probably makes a brand that will fit him like a glove and absorb the best mess he can produce. Check them out online for discounted prices and free shipping to your door!
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Frequently Asked Questions...
For parents with children in diapers.?
I am currently using Huggies Supreme for my son. I have heard that Pampers Cruisers are really good too. The Huggies Supremes have 2 stretchy layers around the legs for extra leak protection. I know that the regular huggies and pampers baby dry only have 1. I am curious if the Pampers Cruisers have 1 or 2 bands around the legs. And if you have used both Huggies Supreme and Pampers Cruisers, which do you like best and why? Are the Pampers Cruisers anywhere close to he Huggies supreme as for the stretchyness? Thanks, from one parent to another. I just want to know before I go buy a whole pack of diapers I may not use.
I really appreciate your answers but I'm not sure everyone read the entire question. Could someone please comment on the specifics in my question. Thanks!!!
Answer:
From the beginning, I used Huggies Supreme. They seemed to be better made and very absorbant. They also seemed to just be more comfortable. Recently, I tried using Pampers. Low and behold, I like them too. My son is 21 months old and although he's not walking yet (that's a whole different issue) I like the fact that there's not as much bulk between his legs. The Pampers Cruisers are a bit lighter and thinner than the Huggies Supremes. When my son was born, he was very small and the only diapers I could find to fit him (and they were still big) were the Huggies Preemies. I'm not sure if that's how I got started on the Huggies or if the fact that the hospital used the Pampers (and I didn't want the most economical diaper for my baby ...snob, I know) turned me off. Anyway, the one thing that I've noticed about Pampers is that they don't leave any red marks around my baby's legs, like the Huggies do. He's certainly not chubby, so it's not his size that would cause that. It's the design of the diaper. Huggies have four rows of elastic and Pampers has three. The difference between the two (I'm looking at both kinds right now) is that the Huggies are more tightly fitted and not quite as gentle to the legs and the Pampers are a little looser, giving baby more room to move without elastic cutting into him. So, to answer your question, yes the Pampers Cruisers are just as stretchy, but there's less elastic.
You could just buy a small package of the Pampers Cruisers to see if they'll work out for you. They are super absorbant, I can tell you that. People seem to like one or the other and stick to their choice, but I've started using both because they both have good qualities. Typically, I use Huggies at night and Pampers during the day. I've never had a leak with either of them. Give the Cruisers a try, you might like them 
Happy Parenting!!!
***Pampers Cruisers has 3 rows of elastic around the leg. Two of the rows are sewn close together, that fit around the leg. The other band of elastic fits around the crotch.