Size 3 Diapers, Little Snugglers Baby Diapers, Size 3 (16-28 lbs), 136 Count

If your baby poops a lot, these are the diaper for you. I have tried Pampers Swaddlers, Pampers Baby Dry, and 7th Generation. These Huggies are nicer and feel softer and more padded than any of those. My daughter had one blow out so far with Huggies and I'm pretty sure it's because I didn't put the diaper on tight enough. When put on correctly, the side flaps (they curve around her hips) paired with the back pocket really help to keep her big poops in. They also keep her super dry when she pees (she pees... a LOT). The diaper was super full after a night of her sleeping through so I woke up to change it and for some reason decided to touch the inside, thinking "Oh man, I'm sorry I didn't change it earlier because you must be damp!" nope! It was DRY. Diaper was super full and the inside was dry as day. TL;DR: Overall, very good diaper and holds in poop volcanoes! Keeps the baby DRY.

Good but took long to arrive, keeps baby dry

good price, great product

Not too thin and not too thick. Tried other brands and this type of Huggies fits right in the middle. It doesn’t feel stiff and it absorbs very well. My child can go through the night with 7+ hours in one diaper and NO LEAKS WHATSOEVER! She also seems very comfortable and it hasn’t caused any irration so far. Will buy again.

Best diaper out there! Our son is now ten months old and we've tried a lot of diapers since he was born. Luvs are like tissue paper (no wonder they're so cheap!). Target are ok but very boxy shape. Pampers are like litmus paper if your baby has a blowout up the back. Not with these! I love the little pocket in the back to catch the poo. They're super soft and the extra Velcro keeps them secure. Unless our boy has a massive pee diaper they don't leak. Yes, they don't have the "baby powder" scent like other diapers and therefore have that manufactured type smell but it's worth it for that little pocket. Seriously if you've had to deal with multiple blowouts from other diaper brands you'll spend the extra money for these.