I think these diapers are kinda over rated. They work good if you need to change a baby standing them up in a car. But if you don't get them on just right they move over and leak. And the whole idea that you can get a baby to be still while your trying to put one leg in each whole? Seriously, have they ever gotten a baby/ toddler dressed before?! I know it has the tab sides, but by then you should just buy a regular diaper. Overall not worth it to me.

Huggies don't seem to hold up as well as the pampers I have tried, however these were a great transition diaper before we started potty training. They were handy when my son would give cues that he needed to go and we could easily slip them on and off. I did not enjoy using them durring regular diaper changes though. The sides would open often and it was difficult putting a new one on if he was not standing without pants.

They are good !! If you child is up .and they don;t want to lie down

These are okay, they do leak more.

I like Little Movers Slip Ons for my two year old. We are in the middle of trying to potty train. He is not yet ready for big boy underwear all the time. We can ust the Slip Ons and he still has to pull them up and down like regular pants. This keeps him in the mindset to use the potty.

These are very similar to pull ups to me. I understand their intent. I would not use these for everyday use, maybe stash one or two in the car just case of an emergency while on the road or even camping. If I recall correctly they are available in the larger sizes and by then the child should chillax so you can get the change done. I used these on my son, I was given a package of size four. Even though he had (and still has) ants in his pants we used these while we were potty training because of their nature. It's a toss up of who I would recommend these to but for normal use.., I say pass.

I liked the idea of just "slipping on the diaper", but with a very squirmy one year old it can be difficult. I figured it would be the other way around since she is squirmy, but getting one leg in and then the other just doesn't work for us. I find it easier to just pull and snap. The diaper changes go much faster with a regular diaper than with these for my child. They always tended to slide to the side to easily and give her a kind of wedgie, which is not good for holding in the dirty duds! I wanted to like them, but they weren't for us.

Ok brand. I use the ones I have as backup. I prefer pampers. Huggies doesn't fit as well and has more leakage.

These were good quality when it came to leakage, no leaking like others or falling apart. The only problem with these was right after my daughter went " peepee" 😋 I am talking about minutes the slipped down. Need to make them a bit more resistant from the top bands to hold them up.

They are good for when you are out and about but as far as absorbent they are horrible!!

They have been disappointing me lately with the side attachments being easily ripped off and they are too easily taken off.

I like these diapers if you are in a bathroom with no changing table or have to change your child in a car but for every day use I don't care for these.

I LOVE Huggies diapers, and would use them always if I could afford to, so, I was really excited to try these for our youngest, who seemed to have a bit of interest in potty training early, and on top of which he has NEVER liked having his diaper changed. I was unfortunately NOT pleased with these as they do tend to leak if they aren't on perfectly (which seemed to be 8 out of 10 times). Not particularly impressed.

My husband bought these by accident when our son was about 5 mnths.Since my son obiously wasn't standing yet I changed him as normal.A couple of times the plastic sticky band just came off.I had to throw out a few.They have a nice little design to them though.I haven't bought them since but I'll give them a try now that my son's ollder.I have trouble changing him when we're out.

I have a one year old and alll though they work good it is hard to get them on and off a wiggling kid.