Advantages: Easier to put on while toddler stands Disadvantages: Expensive, not as absorbent, smaller pack sizes.
...have the same argument with Pampers Active Fits though, so if you use those you wont notice much difference. While wearing one of these he can climb on the windowsill, fall out of said window, escape up the road (legs pumping, giggling loudly), chase the dogs, sneak up the stairs, wallop baby brother with Teddy Pervert (PLEASE don't ask how teddies get named in this house) and do a big soggy poop without it leaking or getting squidged out the leg ... ...it up. I think Pampers have road tested these quite well - I was wondering what the disposal tab was for - of course, no convenient little side tabs to seal rolled up soiled nappy with. And the lack of did stop one of Zak's less endearing habits which is to undo his nappy when soiled and deposit it in your lap saying "Ewwwwwww!"
Just the usual rider about nappies. It is illegal to put human waste in the rubbish bin for landfill. It should be scraped ...
granadan 30.06.2005
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Advantages: made my daughter feel more grown up Disadvantages: expensive and still like a nappy
...better judgement I bought some pampers easy up pants.
As I got one out of the pack I noticed they had a picture of Bob the Builder on, I opened it out and thought it seemed thinner than a normal nappy, there was elastic around the leg holes and stretchy thin sides that can be easily ripped off.
i decided to tell my daughter that we were getting rid of her nappies and getting grown up nappies and if she needed a wee she needed to tell me and we ... ...about this and told her daddy and older sister what was going to happen - but it didn't.
In the end I picked a day when potty training was starting properly so the easy ups went on when she sat in her chair and ate or when it was sleep time. As they were only being used for a short time during the day there wasn't any leaks and at first she saved it up for when these went on so they seemed pretty good there. My daughter did ask for her grown up ...
rojm 04.10.2009
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Advantages: Encourages potty training Disadvantages: Not for "normal" nappy use
Having used Pampers through-out my toddlers life. Although I did have a short span of using Huggies but they leaked. I made the switch from pampers active fit to using Pampers easy up pants about 6 months before my son was ready for starting potty training.
The reason for this is that I thought they would be easy to get off and on him. While they are easy to pull up and down as their name suggests, one thing I hadn't thought of is unlike nappies ... ...were a lot cheaper than Pampers and I wish I had tried them before, as my little boy is now 3.
I would encourage you to try your supermarket brand, or even borrow one from a friend to see if they are any good, it would save a fortune.
I like the pull ups because (if you get the correct size) they are nice and slim and don't have the bulk. Like pampers active they are very flexible and give you a confidence that you are making your child as comfortable ...
debsk29 02.05.2006
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...lavish and posh i mean pampers the only posh nappy i would allow my children to do there poopy's in.
Like every brand of nappies pampers have evolved over the years i remember when my first daughter was born and pampers were still using those nasty bit's of sticky tape to do up there nappie's, would they stay done up not in a million year's especially if you happened to have a little grease on your hands for whatever reason they were even worse.
... ...all the other makes of pampers nappies in boots for £4.99 and although you only get 20 nappie's for your money in size 5 unlike your average 30 in all other pampers nappies i thought it was worth the investment.
****First thoughts****
On opening the packet(which is a task in itself)i discovered a very well made nappie , it has a cute little elephant design on, with the elephants heads on the front of the nappie's and there bottoms on the back to ...
LILL07 05.07.2006
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Advantages: great for potty training Disadvantages: less supplied in a pack than normal pampers
...gave me a pack of Pampers as a coming home present when I left the hospital. I never looked back. At that time the image was girls and boys nappies - a good idea where they were more padded where needed. Nothing much had changed when my 2nd daughter was born 3 years later and I carried on using Pampers as I had tried many others and nothing compared. Of course at that time it was around £7 for a normal sized pack and there were no bulk packs like ... ...ago, especially with vouchers that Pampers send you when you join their baby club online.
The Easy Ups come in 3 different sizes:-
Maxi - 8-15kg or 18-33lbs - 22 or 42 pants
Junior - 12-18kg or 26-40lbs - 20 or 38 pants
Extra Large - 16kg+ or 35lbs+ - 18 or 34 pants
The packs are the same price whichever size you buy and the difference comes in the amount in each pack so it is easy when comparing prices in different stores. The standard carry ...
belfin 22.08.2005 (04.12.2005)
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Advantages: Easy to put on and remove Disadvantages: Expensive, less for your money, not as absorbent
...question!
I have used Pampers for my son ever since he was born, so of course I decided to continue with Pampers and try their Easy Up Pants range. These are readily available in most supermarkets and chemists and are stocked alongside the normal nappies.
The one major difference I have noticed with the Easy Ups is that ount as the other nappies I buy, you get a lot less in the packet. My son is currently in size 4+ and I get about 44 in a pack ... ...Pampers Baby Dry.
I have also found that the pull ups are quite a bit less absorbent than the other nappies I buy for Harry, which are either Baby Dry or Active Fit. Also if he has bad diarroeha, they didnt hold in his poo as well as the other nappies. I was really disappointed witht these nappies actually.
They did have nice easy tear sides so I was able to take them off while my son stood up, so it did solve our nappy changing nightmares.
However, ...
mummy2harry 09.05.2007
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Advantages: Toddler can pull them down themselves for potty training Disadvantages: Sometimes leak as not as absorbant, are also expensive
We started using Pampers easy up pants when we started potty training our son.
We found that with normal nappies which have the velcro tabs on the sides to do up - by the time he would tell us he wanted the potty and we undressed him and fiddled about getting the nappy off, he would have already been.
With easy up pants, like the name suggests they are basically like a pair of pants. They are a lot easier to put on than ordinary nappies as you ... ...them on, whereas with ordinary nappies you have to lie them down and lift their legs up to put the nappy on. When your baby grows into a toddler lifting their legs up to do this isn't as easy as it used to be as they are a lot heavier!
When your toddler tells you they want the potty all you have to do is pull the nappy down and they come off very easily.
As your toddler gets older they can pull them up and down by themselves which mean they can ...
welshfruitbat 16.01.2006
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Advantages: they are soft, keep baby dry, and are great to put on Disadvantages: a little more exspensive than other brands
I have shopped around where nappies are concerned and have found the pull ups to be the best. They have a lovely soft feel to them and I have never had any indents on my child from wearing them. they are very easy to put on and once they are up they stay up and they are a great way to start potty training and getting your child used to pants. They are a little on the expensive side priced at £5.65 for a small pack. They come in a range of sizes and ... ...in a pack and the price stays the same. they have a nice look to them and come in a variety, with different colours on the waistline. comparing them to other brands they do the job of keeping baby dry. They have a picture on both sides that help you to determine which way they go on example being an elephant facing front on the front of the nappy and facing its back to you on the back of the nappy. They also have a sticky bit on the back for sealing ...
helayna 29.11.2005
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...I think nappies by nature are quite expensive, and a brand like Pampers costs a bit more than an own brand, but I think it is well worth the difference, and quite often two packs can be bought together for a discount (at Tesco, but probably other stores aswell). ...
drawcabia 28.11.2006
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Advantages: Allows child to pull nappy down to go to the toilet. Disadvantages: Doesn't absorb as much as normal nappies.
Pampers Easy Up Pants allow your child to pull their own nappy down and up to go to the toilet, in that last very difficult stage when they want to be out of nappies but are still having accidents. The nappy looks like a fat pair of knickers, but absorbs liquid and tears at the side when you want to get it off fast!
However, they are expensie and don't absorb as much liquid as the same size of normal nappy. Sometimes children regress a stage if ... ...been out of nappies for over six months, but we still have an open packet at the back of the wardrobe for when she is ill or we have to travel a long way in the car. Her greatgrandfather died recently, and for over a week she wanted to be a baby and wear a nappy. ...
joanna_mullen 07.02.2005
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Advantages: Easy to get on toddlers Disadvantages: Less in a pack
...trust as I always found Pampers nappies to be absorbant and durable. As I said, they are like a pair of pants, and they have elastic bits at the side. There is an absorbant bit underneath where any toilet would run through to. With these though, you get less in a pack (22 in a small pack, which costs £5.65, and £8 something for a packet of 40). They are available from supermarkets and chemists, such as Boots. I often found that Tescos or Boots would ...
jules.34 10.06.2006
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Advantages: Great Looks and very comfatable Disadvantages: for both boys and girls
I am 16 and still love to wear these nappies and they are cheap and the desings are really good. They are also really easy to change which i was really surpeised about. When you poo or pee in them nothing leakes which is a great advatge.
They would be even better if they were slighly bigger and had girly desings on them!!!!!
When my sisster changes me she says that it is quick and easy and they are easy to frow away !!!! they are great in bed becuase ...
barbie407 29.05.2006
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