Target Brand Diapers By kateri27 on - Updated Sep 18, 2011
I tried out just about every brand of diaper there is out there. I loved them all for the most part, but the best value, by far, for the money is the Target brand Diaper.
They fit extremely well. They are true to size and do not run small, like some of the less expensive brands do. The velcro waistband is generous and the elastic on the back of the diaper has a nice give to it.
My one complaint is that they really do not work well as an overnight diaper. If I put my daughter to bed in these diapers she will wake up with a wet tummy. Daytime they are definately absorbent enough, but night time, not so much.
Price wise the size three diapers come in packs of 104 for $13.99, and occassionally go on sale for as low as $13.49.
I definately feel that they are a best buy!
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Target Diapers Purchased at: Target Price: 13.49
We can't use store brands, because both kids leaked in them....but with everything going up, maybe we could give Target's a chance!
We use Target brand diapers for both of our girls. I have had a couple of overnight leaks, but not too many.
we never used Target brand diapers for my son, but diapers were not as expensive back then as they are now! I am glad Target is working well enough for you, it's nice to be able to catch a break somewhere
That's too bad that they aren't working for nighttime. Thanks for sharing
Remember when diapers were "plain"? And cloth?! :-D
Great day diapers there ...too bad only for day use.....maybe need to hunt for better one for night use.
We periodically would buy a pack of Target diapers to fill in with our boys. But we always kept Huggies Overnights for nightime use. These are not super absorbent diapers, and as we found out, if baby has a tummy ache, they leak everywhere.
I have used these too but didn't like them for overnight either! They are a great way to save a little money during the day though!
Disposables were just out when I needed them. It was always a juggling act between price and quality. Sounds like these fit in that narrow range of success!