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Mumsnet best - Disposable nappies - Huggies Supreme
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(55 reviews)| Comfort | 8.7 |
| Reliability | 8.9 |
| Value For Money | 7.6 |
| Overall | 8.4 |
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From: whomovedmychocolate
on 18-May-09 19:30
Overall rating 5.7
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I like the shape of these but they only fit one of my two children. They work really well on DD who runs around like a mad thing, but crawling DS finds marks left along the tops of his thighs from them (and he's smaller so it's not that they are too small).
Fat tabs are good though, they make a much louder rip sound when DS disrobes and legs it naked - this is a very necessary feature round here!
Fat tabs are good though, they make a much louder rip sound when DS disrobes and legs it naked - this is a very necessary feature round here!
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From: mlsmit
on 16-Apr-09 12:12
Overall rating 9.3
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Huggies is great for newborns, softer than Tesco and Pampers and deefinatly softer than the Eco nappies which feel like cardboard! Def a bonus for nights, keeps everything in - fed up of changing a soaked baby because the nappy leaked!
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From: Anon
on 13-Jul-07 09:47
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Huggies still test on animals
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From: Anon
on 12-Jul-07 16:27
Overall rating 10.0
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Value for money, better than pampers
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From: Anon
on 12-Jul-07 16:27
Overall rating 10.0
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Excellent flexability, great for nights
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