Thread: Damn Leaky Diapers

I am so tired of washing pee-soaked sheets, blankets and pajamas because of leaky diapers. I've been using Luvs diapers, and I heard that they have some kind of money back guarantee if the diapers leak. Does anyone know about this? I've tried huggies and pampers, and they leak too, but if I could get some money back from luvs that would be great....it would make up for all the extra laundry soap and water I've had to use. I'm just sick of diapers in general. I've been changing diapers for the past 6 1/2 years non-stop, and that's just for my younger ones. I've done diaper duty off and on for over 18 years and I'm ready to retire from it.

Honestly for me the only kind that wouldnt leak was the cheapies from Walmart. Not white cloud or whatever, those were the worst yet. Luvs were HORRIBLE. Huggies were second worse. Its been like 3 years since I bought any, maybe they're called Parents Choice?

Oh yea, pampers were horrible too, I only used Luvs and Pampers once each though, every single diaper in the package ended up leaking. I was like no way in heck am I ever buying those again.

I agree with free, we also use parent's choice, they are the only ones that don't leak. i have had problems with luvs in the past and emailed them and they have always been very nice and usually send me a few coupons for a free pack or something like that.

I used to swear by Pampers Cruisers. And they are good, but PRICEY. We just got to where we couldn't afford them anymore. I switched to white cloud for a while, then they put fewer in the box for the same price and that ticked me off. My friend and I both use Target's brand and it has been pretty good for us. I have very few night leaks and none in the daytime.

Huggies worked the best for us. All of their styles were great for my kids. I also used White Cloud a few times, they worked good too.

When my little ones were little, I had troubles with leaks, too. I finally got smart, and made the crib up for three changings. I'd use a sheet, over it a LARGE changing pad, a sheet over that, another large changing pad, and then another sheet. When the sheets got wet, I could just pull off the top sheet and pad, and there was another set ready underneath. At 3 a.m. it was a life saver.

Try using cloth diapers. They leak something awful! And then you have to wash them. Ick. I hated every minute of it. That didn't last long...