The main difference between pull-ups and overnight diapers is the snugness of the fit which helps to prevent leaks. Pull-ups use elastic around the waist and legs which can cause gaps and leaks, particularly at night. Overnight diapers are extra-absorbent, with some brands advertising up to 12 hours of protection.

Pull-ups have similar absorbency to diapers, so it may confuse your child to have pull-ups on during potty training. However, pull-ups are an excellent option for overnight use once you begin potty training.

Pull-ups absorb as readily as traditional diapers do, so there is no immediate feeling of wetness against the skin when a child pees. They are not made to hold as much waste as diapers, but any standard pull-up will absorb enough liquids to keep a child relatively dry and comfortable for quite a while.

Some brands even claim that since pull-ups are designed for older kids and nighttime use, that they may even be more absorbent. But across the board, almost without fail, real-life parents who have tried both say that pull-ups are less absorbent and much more prone to leaking than normal diapers.

Pull-ups have similar absorbency to diapers, so it may confuse your child to have pull-ups on during potty training. However, pull-ups are an excellent option for overnight use once you begin potty training. Up to 25% of boys and 15% of girls still have accidents overnight by age six.

• Size 2T-3T (16-34 lbs
• Size 3T-4T (32-40 lbs
• Size 4T-5T (38-50 lbs
• Size 5T-6T (46-60 lbs

Each different huggies brand has different features, while some of the basics stay the same. All diapers fit babies. Some of them have a 'great fit' and some have a 'contoured fit', overall that means little when comparing them.

While in the past, pull ups were recommended for the transition to potty training, so they weren't typically used before age 2, the new generation of pull ups are recommended from much younger. For example, pampers nappy pants start at size 3, which relates to babies who weigh 7-13kg and are on average 7-12 months old.

Whether it is made for a baby or an astronaut, the major disposable diaper brands all contain a powdery chemical absorbent called , which can absorb over 300 times its weight in water.

Both costco diapers and huggies little snugglers diapers are made by the global corporation kimberly-clark: the same company that produces household brands like andrex, kleenex and kotex. It's not surprising that the diapers appear to share similar features, although they're technically not the same diaper.

Our best fitting diaper with our huggies® signature contoured shape, double grip strips, and a stretchy waistband, little movers® is the #1 best-fitting diaper* for comfortable movement.

Diapers cannot be bought with snap (formerly called “food stamps”) or wic. Snap and wic should not be used for diapers. They are nutrition programs administered by the department of agriculture.