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Excellent pull-ups cheap!

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MandyD · 30/08/2002 08:17

Sainsburys have recently introduced their own-brand disposable training pants. They're like a pull-up nappy but more generously cut so little people can really take them up and down themselves when they need to go. My son wears them overnight (he's dry in the day but not ready for nights yet) and we've never had a wet bed. A pack of 15 costs £3.99 which is much less than Huggies pull-ups. Strongly recommended!

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Alley22 · 30/08/2002 14:32

Ill be buying some soon so I will try those as my little boy is approaching potty training age! for those younger babies.. I have used Tescos own brand nappies since my son was tiny and never had any problems with those and they were under a fiver too, another recommendation..

PamT · 30/08/2002 15:12

I tried Sainsbury's pull ups a few months ago and didn't like the fit (they were the ones with ducks on). Pampers easy up pants are slightly cheaper than Huggies Pull Ups, a reasonable fit and have a sticky strip for disposal. My friend always swore by Boots's own brand and she got the extra points with them too. I'm not too keen on the newer Huggies Pull Ups, they've changed the fit slightly, making them smaller and they don't seem as absorbent.

MandyD · 30/08/2002 19:20

Pam, its the duck ones I like so much! They are a baggy fit but that works great for night times 'cos he can get them up and down himself. I feared they'd leak but no. Pampers Easy Ups are very nice but he used to struggle to get them up and down. My DS is 102cm and 16kg so pretty tall and thin! He's also allergic to Huggies pull ups, which IMO stink of chemicals.

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