Training Pants & Underwear / Pull Ups & Diapers for Kids

Choosing a diaper or pull up for your child can often be a bit challenging. Which brand should one buy? Which style to choose? Are there health concerns involved in having a baby, child or teen wear a diaper?

If you have questions, we’ve got answers. We know everything there is to know about diapers, from which diapers are best for use at night to which ones are of the highest quality. Today, we’ll share with you just a quick overview on diapers, with some common questions and answers included, but we know it may not be enough. You’re a mom, and you need to know how to care for your baby or child best. But that’s no reason to worry! Just call us up; our customer care ladies will help you out, because they love babies, and they know diapers.

Disposable Diapers

Disposable diapers are extremely convenient. They are more sanitary than cloth diapers, and keep the skin as dry as possible due to their high absorption capacity.

Mothers love disposable diapers since they necessitate no washing; they can be immediately disposed of after use.

Which Diaper Brand is Best?

Pampers are the two most popular companies. Huggies Diapers are actually more absorbent than Pampers, and are more affordable, too.

The following is a sizing chart that you can use to find the right size Huggies diapers for your baby.

How Often Do You Change a Newborn's Diaper?

This is a question which many new moms wonder. According to the American Pregnancy Association, babies urinate approximately 20 times every day until they are a few months old. However, it’s unnecessary to change your infant every time he wets his diaper; a baby’s wet diaper only needs to be changed every 2 to 3 hours.

What are the Best Diapers for Nighttime Leaks?

It happens sometimes that babies leak, and that’s okay. However, if it’s happening very often, and your baby wakes up uncomfortably wet, you may want to try a more absorbent diaper. One of the best brands of diapers for nighttime leaks is Huggies Snug and Dry, since the diapers from this line are extremely absorbent.

Big Kid Diapers & Pull-Ups

If your child or teen is still sometimes wetting the bed at night or is incontinent, there are youth size diapers and nighttime pull ups with varying levels of absorbency which you can have your loved one try out. The best option is the Tranquility All-Through-The-Night Brief, which features an unparalleled absorption capacity, as well as odor control. It can hold over a quarter of a gallon of liquid without leaking. This brief can be worn by young children, big kids, and young teens. If you are looking for adult diapers, or diapers for an older teen, you can check out our selection of Adult Diapers & Briefs.

Another great option is Huggies Pull Ups, which is available in sizes 2T through 5T. Huggies pull up diapers are designed to be easily pulled up or down when necessary, and are very absorbent.

Baby Swim Diapers

Baby swim diapers are the smartest solution for preventing uncomfortable situations at the pool. They are recommended for use by the CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention), since they prevent the spead of potentially lethal bacterial contamination.

What are the Benefits of Using Swim Diapers Over Regular Ones?

When taking your baby to the pool, using swim diapers (aka water diapers) is a better option than using regular ones, since they are easy to take off when wet, won’t swell in water like regular diapers do, and keep everyone in the pool safer.

Some water diapers include other features as well. Huggies Little Swimmers, for example, have innovative leak guards, tear-away sides, and a comfortable fit. Little swimmers diapers actually feature adorable Disney characters, and are available in three sizes.

Training Pants

Ever wonder what training pants can be used for? Here are some commonly asked questions about this popular product for toddlers.

What are Training Pants?

Toilet training pants for toddlers are products similar to diapers that are designed to be used by children being toilet trained, in the transitional stage between wearing underwear and wearing diapers. They have less absorbency than diapers, and can be pulled up or down, like underpants. (Diapers are less conducive to toilet training because they are harder for the child or parent to step into and take off.)

An added benefit of potty training pants is that they let those precocious toddlers feel really big, yet are moderately absorbent, so that when those inevitable accidents occur, they won’t cause as much mess.

Huggies Pull Ups Training Pants are a popular and high quality choice if you’re looking for training pants for your child.