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Difference Between Pampers and Huggies

Pampers vs Huggies
 

Difference between Pampers and Huggies is a knowledge that every new mother wants to have. Pampers and Huggies are two popular brands of disposable diapers. Looking after the needs of a newborn is indeed both an exciting as well as harrowing time for the new parents. Many of them are not aware of a lot of things, and the same applies to covering their baby’s bottoms. All parents know that they need to buy diapers for that purpose, but it becomes confusing to choose between two of the most popular diaper brands, Pampers and Huggies. Though, at first glance, both appear to be similar (after all what they have to do is the same), there are differences that can only be known after using both of them. This article intends to talk about the features of both Pampers, as well as Huggies, along with their pros and cons so as to enable new parents to make a better choice for their new born babies.

More about Pampers

Pampers is manufactured by Proctor and Gamble. This is a reputed company. For new born babies, Pampers work better than Huggies. Probably this has to do with extra soft material they use for their diapers. The material does not cause any irritation to baby’s soft, tender skin and he feels most comfortable in Pampers diapers. Also, Pampers make sure that the top end of the diaper does not reach the naval of the newborn which is a very sensitive part of the body in newborn babies. In addition, Pampers make sure that the elastic they use for the openings around the legs is soft and really stretchy. The Velcro provided stops any leakages, and the absorbent material absorbs all the moisture, keeping the skin of the baby dry to let him sleep in peace throughout the night.

More about Huggies

Huggies is manufactured by Kimberley Clarke. This is a reputed company. Though Huggies diapers are equally effective in stopping leakages, the covering of the diaper seems rougher than Pampers. The top end of the diaper needs to be folded to avoid any irritation to umbilical cord stump. However, Huggies outscore Pampers as far as diapers for a little older babies is concerned. Bigger size diapers from Huggies are extremely comfortable because they are stretchy and shaped in a perfect manner so as to let the baby crawl on his own without causing any hindrance. These diapers also have sufficient padding that ensures babies do not get injured by any sharp object.

What is the difference between Pampers and Huggies?

Huggies and Pampers are two of the most popular brands of diapers available in the market but, of course, we can notice some difference between them.

• Huggies is manufactured by Kimberley Clarke, whereas Proctor and Gamble make Pampers.

• Both brands are extremely comfortable for toddlers and newborn babies. However, there is a perception that Pampers are better with new born babies while Huggies are better when the baby is older.

• However, both have different features that serve their purpose well for different periods of baby-hood. Here are the different types of diapers available for different age groups from both Pampers and Huggies.

For new born infants: Pampers –Swaddlers, Baby Dry; Huggies– Little Snugglers

For older infants or toddlers: Pampers – Cruisers, Baby Dry; Huggies– Little Movers

Nighttime: Pampers – Baby Dry; Huggies – Overnites

Environmentally friendly: no Pampers type; Huggies – Pure and Natural

Toilet training: Pampers – Easy Ups Trainers for Boys, Easy Ups Trainers for Girls; Huggies– Pull-Ups Learning Designs, Pull-Ups Cool Alert, Pull-ups Night Time

Bedwetting: Pampers –Underjams Night Wear for Girls, Underjams Night Wear for Boys; Huggies – Goodnites

Swimming: Pampers – Splashers; Huggies– Little Swimmers

However, at the end of the day, the choice is yours. Since both brands provide a lot of options for different ages of the baby’s life, you can choose the one you like the best.

 

Images Courtesy:

  1. Pampers by ParentingPatch (CC BY-SA 3.0)
  2. Huggies by ParentingPatch (CC BY-SA 3.0)