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IVFmiracle
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For those that use Huggies
We are having regular blow outs with Huggies. What are your secrets to reducing blowouts? I thought maybe she was growing out of them but she is still 1 lb within range. We had the same challenge when we first used Luvs, but after a few days we figured it out.
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Posted 12/13/13 11:18 AM |
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Katareen
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For those that use Huggies
You can't always go by the weight range on the bag. Try moving up a size and you should see an improvement!
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Posted 12/13/13 11:22 AM |
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Kitten1929
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For those that use Huggies
I agree. DS is still within the size 1 range but they were getting tight, so we moved to size 2. We don't have any blowouts though, but moving up in size should help.
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Posted 12/13/13 11:23 AM |
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StaceyWill
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Posted by Katareen
You can't always go by the weight range on the bag. Try moving up a size and you should see an improvement!
ITA
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Posted 12/13/13 11:23 AM |
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ANewDayHasCome
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Posted by Katareen
You can't always go by the weight range on the bag. Try moving up a size and you should see an improvement!
This. Plus the sizes overlap. Size 1 in pampers says 8-14lbs but size 2 says 12-18 lbs.
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Posted 12/13/13 11:36 AM |
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jams92
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For those that use Huggies
def go up a size if you look at their sizes they overlap: size 1 is up to 14lbs size 2 12-18 size 3 16-28 size 4 22-37 size 5 27+
dd weights 18lbs and i plan on having her finish up the size threes we have in the house but my next box is a size 4 (which is what she sleeps in that fits her fine).
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Posted 12/13/13 11:40 AM |
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Mrs213
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For those that use Huggies
DD is in size 4 at 20lb so you can't always rely on that, try the next size
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Posted 12/13/13 12:00 PM |
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IVFmiracle
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Ah! Ok, Thanks. I will go up a size.
Message edited 12/13/2013 12:05:47 PM.
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Posted 12/13/13 12:05 PM |
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Posted by jams92
def go up a size if you look at their sizes they overlap: size 1 is up to 14lbs size 2 12-18 size 3 16-28 size 4 22-37 size 5 27+
dd weights 18lbs and i plan on having her finish up the size threes we have in the house but my next box is a size 4 (which is what she sleeps in that fits her fine).
I saw size 2 started at 12lbs, but when we ordered our box of 329 or whatever it was she wasn't 12 lbs yet, so I figured she would get through a box and then go t the next size. I now realize that I was wrong. Thanks all!
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Posted 12/13/13 4:20 PM |
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KMCGK
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Re: For those that use Huggies
See I actually think its the quality of the Huggies that's gone down hill. A couple times, without even the diaper being full, the little beads came out. I switched to baby ganics and haven't had a problem.
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Posted 12/13/13 4:25 PM |
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ANewDayHasCome
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Posted by IVFmiracle
Posted by jams92
def go up a size if you look at their sizes they overlap: size 1 is up to 14lbs size 2 12-18 size 3 16-28 size 4 22-37 size 5 27+
dd weights 18lbs and i plan on having her finish up the size threes we have in the house but my next box is a size 4 (which is what she sleeps in that fits her fine).
I saw size 2 started at 12lbs, but when we ordered our box of 329 or whatever it was she wasn't 12 lbs yet, so I figured she would get through a box and then go t the next size. I now realize that I was wrong. Thanks all!
Funny bc I feel like we just had this conv about ordering and sizes.
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Posted 12/13/13 4:40 PM |
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Jasminscent
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Re: For those that use Huggies
I used to have the same problem when I used Huggies, then I switched to Pampers and rarely had blow outs.
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Posted 12/13/13 5:06 PM |
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Posted by ANewDayHasCome
Posted by IVFmiracle
Posted by jams92
def go up a size if you look at their sizes they overlap: size 1 is up to 14lbs size 2 12-18 size 3 16-28 size 4 22-37 size 5 27+
dd weights 18lbs and i plan on having her finish up the size threes we have in the house but my next box is a size 4 (which is what she sleeps in that fits her fine).
I saw size 2 started at 12lbs, but when we ordered our box of 329 or whatever it was she wasn't 12 lbs yet, so I figured she would get through a box and then go t the next size. I now realize that I was wrong. Thanks all!
Funny bc I feel like we just had this conv about ordering and sizes.
Probably did. Btw when DH came home Wednesday he asked what happened to the car seat. He thought I broke it!
Message edited 12/13/2013 5:27:18 PM.
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Posted 12/13/13 5:26 PM |
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ANewDayHasCome
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Hahaha. Weight limits!! He will thank me.
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Posted 12/13/13 5:38 PM |
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KwaaksNest
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Posted by Katareen
You can't always go by the weight range on the bag. Try moving up a size and you should see an improvement!
I agree...there is usually a couple lbs overlap between sizes as well
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Posted 12/13/13 8:02 PM |
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ChristinaM128
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Re: For those that use Huggies
Go up a size. We use pampers, but had dd in size 3 at 13lbs when the minimum is 16! Don't go by the weight guidelines.
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Posted 12/13/13 10:41 PM |
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