[z'smom]

3,4,and 5 only in our store.

[rhemerick]

Are Aldi's only sold in a specific store?

[patbruck]

they look more like Luvs to me personally. 5.99 for a jumbo isn't a bad price if you are in a pinch, but I think you can get name-brand dipes cheaper at the drugstores, etc. heck I bought a case of Cruisers at Toys R Us (of all places!) a couple of weeks ago - the huge case, I caluclated it to be equal to about 5 jumbos - and paid $22 with tax. then again, I am that mom who has had no luck whatsoever with any diaper other than a Pamper, so maybe I'm just biased

[tlf001]

I've always bought store brand diapers for my kids. Thankfully never had any problem with them.
I have never bought Aldi because when I've done the math, the per diaper cost for Aldi was higher than Walmart or Target brand. Like there's fewer in a pack or something.

I'll double check on that when I shop today. We do need diapers!

[tlf001]

So I went yesterday and bought some aldi diapers for $5.99 for 30 (size 5). Went to Target and saw that their 30 pack was $5.79- both come out to about 19 cents per diaper. A 80 count case of the Target diapers was $13.49 or 16 cents per diaper.

Anyway, Aldi's isn't the best but you have a Huggies only kid and if they are comparable to Huggies as opposed to other generics then you probably are getting more than your money's worth.

[jfkmh12]

Does anyone know if these are available on the west coast (WA)? I'm interested in giving them a try if I can find them.

[Amidala081499]

You should be able to find them in any Aldi's store. They are a staple product!

HTH!

[betsybreaker]

That's a good price, but Walgreen's often has the jumbo packs of their brand diapers at 2 packs for $9 and all sizes are available from newborn up to pull-ups. My DD has had no issue - so far only using them for overnite (but I always use a size larger for overnites, regardless of brand, which has solved the overflow problem). HTH!

[raerae_1 5]

Originally Posted by teagan911

They used to sell these same clifford diapers at the commissary. I can't remember what they are called since we are in recruiting and don't live near a base anymore I never used them, but my neighbor did about 3 years ago and she swore by them. They are the same exact diaper, I am sure made by the same company just in a different package. So any military moms out there be on the look out I also heard that LUVS is made by pampers?

I have heard that too, I DO know they are both trademark Procter and Gamble and they are basicly the same thing, with a different name. They work feel and look the same (accept for elmo vs blues clues)

[Zoey417]

Originally Posted by wannabe a coupon queen!

I bought some Aldi's diapers after reading this post. Last night wasw the first time we used them for the overnight. I am so THRILLED to report that this is the first overnight in forever that my dd is not soaked clear through with wetmess all over her PJ"s and her bedding!!! Thank you posters and thank you ALDi's!!!!!

my twins were heavy wetters, try slipping a large maxi pad inside the diaper. Literally just lay the pad in the diaper and close it as normal. The diaper is bulky but it helps with the wetting through.

[Zoey417]

Originally Posted by teagan911

They used to sell these same clifford diapers at the commissary. I can't remember what they are called since we are in recruiting and don't live near a base anymore I never used them, but my neighbor did about 3 years ago and she swore by them. They are the same exact diaper, I am sure made by the same company just in a different package. So any military moms out there be on the look out I also heard that LUVS is made by pampers?

I don't know that Luvs are made by Pampers per se but they are both made by Proctor & Gamble (per my investor info that I get every year). Hope that helps

[Zoey417]

Originally Posted by betsybreaker

That's a good price, but Walgreen's often has the jumbo packs of their brand diapers at 2 packs for $9 and all sizes are available from newborn up to pull-ups. My DD has had no issue - so far only using them for overnite (but I always use a size larger for overnites, regardless of brand, which has solved the overflow problem). HTH!

The 2 for $9 is for pull ups too? We were all done with diapers and pull ups in our house but my son is having some kidney problems and has some trouble with nighttime wetting so I need to stock up again. Can't do diapers, the poor kid is upset enough about having to wear something at night (he really can't help it at all though)

[Amidala081499]

Don't spend a mess of money to make a turd is my motto with babies....

[Sunnywilow]

Thanks for the info!

[Amidala081499]

You are very welcome!

[karmaj28]

Originally Posted by lisam1010

How about the quality? Has anyone tried this out? Did their child have sensitive skin? Thanks, Lisa

I have to say as a mommy from many diaper changes seven babes and one more coming, somethings you just should not buy cheap, or store brand. Aldi dipes crums huggies dipes crums but i will tell you

luvs and or pampers great dipes

[karmaj28]

Originally Posted by Amidala081499

Don't spend a mess of money to make a turd is my motto with babies....

how funny

[shopalgood]

I find this so interesting to read everyone's opinions about the best diapers.

I am a daytime - cheap after the 'turd' has been made (LOL Amidala081499).
Good diapers at night and when expecting 'turd'.

Cheap almost anything for my kids but I cannot stand Luvs or Target brand. My sister who has had 5 goes with Luvs.

Bottom line I think it really depends so much on the babes' individual 'patterns'- big drinker, nursing v. formula v. table food, skin sensitivity, shape of legs, sleep on belly or back, need I go on?

[suzyqwerty1234]

They must have changed the diapers styles because when my 4yr old was a baby I tried aldi diapers. they sucked. They had little animals on them , and the tabs were folded/pleated with thread running though the pleats. They rip off all the time. I swore off aldi diapers. I might need to give them another try with my 1yr old. Do they make a pull-up yet?

[Amidala081499]

Yes, they do make a pull-up version. I believe they did change the product since they first came out. I would give them another try...second chances....


Huggles!

[laylamorgangrace]

so are these not good for night time! i have never tried theres before because i thought they would be like walmarts parent choice they are terrible at bed time

[wannabe a coupon queen!]

I think the Aldis ones are good at nighttime. I have also read somewhere that if you buy a size larger diaper it helps with leaks, so if in a size three maybe wear a sz four at night. I have not tested this theory, it is just something I read somewhere. I also will sometimes put a little swimmer on my daughter over her diaper, this hasn't failed me yet! It keeps her clothes and bedding dry everytime!

[laylamorgangrace]

i know they atleast have up to 5 !
i just bought my first pack this and so far MUCH better than walmart brand !!! they have not soaked through at night or anything!! even huggies naturals soaked through at nite! so im LOVING them !!!

[mommyx1]

I will have to try these out. I have been wondering how good they are. My son broke out with Walgreen brand, but maybe these will work for him.

[laylamorgangrace]

I have been using them for 2 weeks now And they are just as good as pampers to me because of how dry she stays ! no leaks through the night at all yet in 2 weeks so i think they have me sold i wouldof never tried them t hough if it wasnt for this site !!so thanks!