Not the cheapest ever but still good price if you need some soon…
Boys:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Huggies-Nappies-Crawler-One-Month-…
Girls:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Huggies-Nappies-Crawler-One-Month-…
Not the cheapest ever but still good price if you need some soon…
Boys:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Huggies-Nappies-Crawler-One-Month-…
Girls:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Huggies-Nappies-Crawler-One-Month-…
Also, Huggies is overrated.
Which do you recommend
Rascal and Friends is great.
@bemybubble: Looks like 32 cents per nappy vs 25 cents for Huggies. Aldi is 18c I believe but not the same quality?
@massari: Can't compare Aldi to those brands.
Rascal is more expensive but I find them superior to Huggies. YMMV
@bemybubble: Fair enough. Reviews on Amazon are mixed anyway. Sounds like I will stick to stores in Australia
@massari: I buy mine from coles :)
My son uses little's one. Cheaper and seems to work better than huggies. We also use its brand of wipes. Just right amount of wetness. Much cheaper too.
From WW btw.
Huggies ultimate and Aldi are the best imo, not counting fancy brands because the former work plenty well
Huggies wipes are the best by far, again including fancy brands though.
Disagree. My kid resulted in massive burns after changing to Huggies nappies. And if you compare the Joonya wipes to Huggies they smash them by far. granted not as cheap.
Which brand nappies did you use to prevent that from happening?
I was just commenting on absorbancy
We have been using Pampers Baby dry but changed as kid was leaking through at night. Decided to try Huggies because so many recommend them but within a day the chemical burns were so bad we had to rush the little one to the GP.
Gone back to Pampers but have bought trial nappies from Joonya now to see if they are any good. Will let you know how we go if interested?
@Eyetie: where do you buy Pampers?
Have you tried the Costco wipes? Beats any other wipes in my opinion.
I am waiting for the Amazon prime day deals which is not too far away from now. I might stack up with this that time.
Not that much of a bargain, consider Coles and Woolworth tends to have discount on them. Work out cheaper if there is bonus points like 3100 points for $50 spend (just used my morning purchase as example)