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120-Count Huggies Little Movers Baby Diapers (Size 5, 27+ lbs) Expired
$28.65
$52.99
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Amazon has 2-Pack 60-Count Huggies Little Movers Baby Diapers (Size 5, 27+ lbs) for $28.63 when you 'clip' the 20% coupon and check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has the 120-Count Huggies Little Movers Baby Diapers Size 5 (27+ lbs) for $28.64 when you clip the 20% discount coupon and check out with Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.
This price matches the recent Frontpage deal which received + 43 votes from the community.
This price matches the recent Frontpage deal which received + 43 votes from the community.
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Worked well for our three girls. All of them fully potty trained by age three. We did keep diapers on hand after we started potty training but never used them once they understood what they're supposed to do.
That being said, all kids are different. Just take cues from your child and if they have a problem holding it overnight, or can't hold it long enough to make it to the potty while outside playing or out in public, then use diapers/pull-ups in those situations only.
Good luck!
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No, once we potty trained we went to underwear, even for bed. Our reasoning was we didn't want to give them an option to regress to going in their diaper again.
Worked well for our three girls. All of them fully potty trained by age three. We did keep diapers on hand after we started potty training but never used them once they understood what they're supposed to do.
That being said, all kids are different. Just take cues from your child and if they have a problem holding it overnight, or can't hold it long enough to make it to the potty while outside playing or out in public, then use diapers/pull-ups in those situations only.
Good luck!
We also use pull-ups on long car rides are airplanes (she does not like airplane bathrooms).
Cheapstakes!! Ouch
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This seriously depends on the child.
I've known a few children, one of my 6 as well, that need the over night help to keep them dry - even into older children ages.
The important thing to note here is to not shame. But that's it❤️
Appreciate everyone's advice. First-time parents here. I found the advice here at Slickdeal to be practical and match my mindset. Of course, I would be stupid to raise my kid purely based on advice from slickdeals.
Yessss
FWIW, our eldest started wearing pull-ups at night. I learned quickly that pull-ups are NOT = to nighttime diapers. Despite both being put on in the same manner (by the child) and enabling the transition to underwear, the absorbency of nighttime diapers (ninjamas, goodnites, etc) is vastly superior to pull ups. This may not seem to matter, but after you wash pee-wet bedding every day for a week or two, you'll understand that dry sheets while in nighttime diapers = good news :-)