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any alternatives to Huggies Pyjama pants

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WestYorkshireGirl · 22/01/2016 20:39

DD is 5 yrs and a long way off being dry at night. I have never bothered about this and know she will need to be ready physically before this is likely to change. I buy Huggies pyjama pants in 4-7yrs and they are not cheap even when on offer! Just wondering if anyone knew if there are any alternatives out there? Thanks

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DomesticGoddess31 · 23/01/2016 08:01

We buy sainsburys little ones pull ups in size 6. Better than huggies in our experience as huggies seem to give her a spotty bum HmmOur dd is quite slim though.

Badumchhhhh · 23/01/2016 08:13

Aldi pull-ups

CheeseAtFourpence · 23/01/2016 08:32

We use Tesco value pull-ups -£2.25 for a pack.

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IndomitabIe · 23/01/2016 08:55

Yep, Tesco pull ups.

ApollO88 · 23/01/2016 09:03

Boots pull ups. They normally have a deal on 2 for £7.

kittys0ftpaws · 23/01/2016 09:13

Tesco value pull ups for my 4 yr old for night time as well, I don't rate the Huggies ones and they are so expensive! Aldi do size 6 pull ups too which I also get, depends where I'm closer to when we realise we've run out! Never had leakage with either.

Tidypidy · 23/01/2016 09:22

Lidl pull-ups are good. Preferred ones are underjams which are often on offer in Asda as they don't leak anything like as much as others!

NarcyCow · 23/01/2016 09:42

We use Underjams, we only buy them when they're half price but we stock up then. They're the only ones that have a hope of not leaking (DD is 5.5).

WestYorkshireGirl · 24/01/2016 19:52

Thanks everyone. Didn't realise some of the pull ups might still fit thought they were more for potty training - will definitely have a look around!

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dementedpixie · 25/01/2016 15:35

You can get pull up nappies that are just nappies that pull on as well as potty training pant type nappies which are a bit thinner

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