Best nappies and wipes out there?

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Best nappies and wipes?

Pampers for both.

Tried all sorts of other brands but Pampers nappies have been only ones that didn't give my DC a rash.

Pampers for both but started with water wipes for the first 3 months.

Aldi and lidl for nappy pants, Asda nappies for newborn etc.
Asda or aldi wipes when baby sale on as they are great.

With DS1 we used Huggies for the most part and moved on to Tesco close to potty training.

DS2 started in Pampers then moved onto Aldi. Around size 5 Aldi started leaking so we moved to Sainsburys.

DC3 due any say has some Pampers to begin with and then we'll try Sainsburys, Tesco and Aldi to find the ones that work best.

I find a lot comes down to the shape of the child and the nappy along with how much they wee and how often they poo. DS1 always weed very little overnight whereas DS2 can be soaked through twice by morning.

We've used Tesco wipes for all but buy a box of Aldi ones every baby event.

We used cheeky wipes last time and will use again but we need to stock up so @Smellyjo I'd love a discount code? They smell amazing and so much better at cleaning poo.

We're going to try kit and kin. Last time aldi nappies were fine for a time but they changed (I could smell it) and dd started with nappy rash. I liked naty for the day but they weren't absorbable enough for night. Maybe we should give washables a go. It didn't seem feasible last time in a small house with limited drying space

Aldi for newbron nappies but Lidl for bigger sizes and also Aldi for wipes

Aldi for size 1 or 2 and Tesco for bigger sizes. Tesco are better for us than any other brand including Pampers. Bumgenius are our most successful brand for reusables (Freetime and Elemental).

Cheeky wipes from birth then 90% of the time thereafter. Then for holidays/day trips etc, most disposable wipes have been ok although I avoid Huggies (they are fine but seem to always rip when coming out the packet) and I especially like Child's Farm (biodegradable) and Aveeno but only on offer as they're expensive. Most supermarket brands are fine though I usually need to pick the sensitive types.