Huggies Size 1 Diapers, Skin Essentials Baby Diapers, Size 1 (8-14 lbs), 32 Count, Packaging May Vary

The media could not be loaded. Let it be known that when it comes to diapers, I have tried soooo many out on the market. Even a brand that is higher-end who doesn’t even sell their product in retail stores. I’ve paid just about every price point too, so trust me when I say that I know the difference between a high quality, effective diaper versus a cheap, poorly designed one.I decided to give this Huggie diaper a go and I’m so glad that I did! First, it is so unbelievably soft. A lot of times, I’d put other diapers on my babies and they’d feel stiff, coarse and just ultimately uncomfortable. They couldn’t be comfortable and yes, they get changed frequently, but my sweet babies live in them, so wouldn’t I want their diaper to be as comfortable as possible?! Of course I do, so these are just about perfect. They are snug, but not overly snug. I’ll be honest, I do not like Huggies Snug and Dry diapers, as they were too tight on both of my babies in the inner thigh area. One of my babies was long and lean and they were still too tight on her, so if you’re baby is a little more chunky like my second, I would say don’t get the Snug and Dry. Get these instead.Second, this design really is effective in preventing blowouts and leaks. The diaper pad is very absorbent, but it’s the double-lined barrier around the legs that prevents the leaks the most. This doubled-up barrier is still of course soft on delicate skin. The biggest star of this diaper is the little pocket they’ve put on the back of the diaper right where those blowouts love to find their exit point and make their way up your baby’s back. I cannot tell you how many times this little pocket has caught what would’ve been a mess all over the back of my baby’s outfit or bouncer seat.As far as price point goes, these are a little more expensive, but well worth it in my opinion. You really are getting your money’s worth on these diapers. Give them a try! But be warned: you’ll get hooked and your baby will love them!

Soft & cushiony, hypoallergenic, free of fragrance. It's a lux diaper, fits well (stretchy compared to other brands). Good for sensitive skin & super absorbent.Con: Higher in price

We are still potty training so I wanted to get a product that could hold up to toddler size blowouts. This one does!You can tell the diaper is made differently but in a good way. The diaper is soft, made of great quality, and holds up great. I bought them mainly for overnight wear because my son tends to pee more in his sleep and I wanted to make sure he didn’t wake up wet and red.We ordered the size 6 and it’s a little big on him but he is a little on the petite side. He has plenty of room in the diaper and so far hasn’t woken up soaked through.It’s a great product, regardless of skin sensitivity but I do highly recommend it.

Our favorite diapers! So stretchy compared to other brands. Super soft! Helped a lot with his diaper rash and we never have any leaks over night!

We started with coterie and don’t get me wrong, we loved it. But the little one was going through 10-12 diapers a day so it became a bit pricey. After bunch of trials and errors we discovered huggies skin essentials and this is as close as we have gotten to coterie’s softness and quality. Been using it for months now and very happy with it. So far no rashes, no blowouts.

These have by far been the best diapers we've used. We love that they are hypoallergenic and free of fragrance, parabens and elemental chlorine. Our little guy's sensitive skin doesn't ever break out while wearing these and they are still soft and cushion-y like a luxury diaper. We've avoided many blowouts with these thanks to the design of the inner liner that keeps pee and poo away from baby's skin. Definitely try these before spending an arm and a leg on "luxury" labeled diapers.

These diapers are... okay. The quality is not as good as their predecessors (the Huggies Special Delivery), but I can't in good conscience spend my money on the less skin-friendly options. They're miles better than Honest or Dyper, but if I could switch back to the Special Delivery diapers I wouldn't hesitate for a moment. They do seem to be a bit more prone to leaking/moving around on the body than regular Huggies. The special panel they advertise also comes out from time to time if you have a more active baby. The biggest plus to these is the closure up top. One of my gripes with regular Huggies is the little purple grabbers; they hurt my son's skin around his hips/legs, but these don't have the grabby strips so that is a HUGE boon. They are super absorbent; as with most of the more eco-friendly options they have a bit of weepage but they're not truly leaky and they don't smell badly. They hold the poop well, we don't really have any blow-outs and I don't find that the poop sticks to him as much since so much is absorbed by the diaper, so cleaning him up is easier. They're a quick on/off (as are most diapers), but my son also can't take them off too easily (yet). I think they're about what you should hope for given the cost, my other options when I was choosing a regular-use diaper included Coterie. These aren't quite as nice as those, but for the money they're about as good as it gets. Definitely worth a try if you want a nice soft, moderately eco-friendly disposable diaper that isn't going to totally break the bank.

Although a bit pricier, I love these. They keep in a lot of pee without any musky smell and is perfect for sleeping in. It’s good quality and my baby wore them until around 11 pounds