If you’re a new mom and seeking for quality diapers, Pampers and Huggies are great options for parents who place their value on price and performance.
Pampers Cruisers vs Huggies Little Movers are both popular disposable diapers for active babies. Both are similar and most parents are often confused about their differences.
With each, there are high chances your diapering needs for moving babies are sorted. But which one is better? What’s the huge difference?
Sizing
Pampers Cruisers range from newborn size 3 all the way to size 7 to cover children between 16 and 41-plus Lbs. Huggies Little Movers also start at 3 but go only to size 6. They’re designed for babies weighing between 16 and 35 lbs.
As you can see, Pampers Cruisers are the best if your baby has outgrown size 6. However, both are designed for older and active babies.
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Wetness Indicator
Huggies Little Movers have a wetness indicator that turn into another color when the baby is wet. Cruisers do not have this feature, making it quite difficult to know when the baby needs changing.
The wetness stripe is essential during the newborn and infant stage when babies are vulnerable to rashes. Any delay in changing the diaper leads to rashes due to skin sensitivity.
As the baby outgrows the infants stage, it can be possible to tell when the toddler is wet. Most babies express discomfort through colic or fussiness when wet.
Price
Even though they’re both designed for babies in the same stage, Pampers Cruisers are pretty affordable than Little Movers. However, Little Movers are available in more counts and that’s why they cost a little more.
Good thing is there are different ways to save a few dollars when shopping for diapers. The first way is to buy in bulk, you’ll end up paying less per diaper.
Most common ways are coupons or subscribe and save options. You may also get the largest package if the child is within a standard size range. With a small package, you may spend more coupons which is not a wise investment.
Leak Proof
Both diapers are designed with multiple features to increase their ability in pee absorbency. Little Movers have a unique leak lock system that wicks away moisture.
What’s even best about Little Movers is the DryTouch liner to wick away the mess, prevent chafing as well as allow the active child to crawl and move comfortably.
Pampers Cruisers come with dual leak guard barriers as well as LockAway channels to absorb and hold the mess all night.
In both diapers, the moisture is distributed to the channels. Localizing the mess in a single area would make the diaper to leak and soak the child during the night.
3 Way Fit
Cruisers and Huggies Little Movers are innovatively designed to counter any leakage issue during the crawling, walking and moving stage.
When the baby is moving, gaps may be created in the thighs and cause leaks through the spaces. These diapers are made to adjust with the baby’s moves.
Liners
The liner in both diapers is chlorine free. Both diapers are free from parabens, rubber latex, lotion or any fragrance.
They are “blankie soft” so they don’t scratch the baby’s belly and legs. Both have a soft polypropylene to give your baby a dry and comfortable feeling.
If the baby is sensitive, these diapers do not cause the skin to be itchy. However, there are parents who claim that Cruisers are scented.
Stretchy Waistband
Both have a stretchy waistband all around that’s adaptive to active children every move. You don’t even have to worry about diaper sagging when it’s fully wet.
There are strong double grip strips to maintain the diaper at the waist when the child is crawling and moving around.
While the grips are a bonus, they can sometimes be a problem. They may be difficult to open when you want to change the diaper.
However, each brand holds up well even when used as overnight diaper. Both are flexible diapers, and expand just at the right amount so as they don’t sag or fall off.
Apart from price, the huge difference between Pampers Cruisers and Huggies Little Movers is actually the sizing and the wetness stripe.
Pampers Cruisers have an additional size 7 while Little Movers are only available up to size 6. If your baby is over size 6, you may want to choose Cruisers to fit the big toddler. However, both diapers are designed for active babies to adapt their every move.
What we like about Huggies Little Movers is the wetness indicator that changes color to tell you when the baby has wet diaper.
Despite the different absorbency features, both are pretty good diapers with max absorbency. Only few parents have complained about the leaking problem especially during nighttime.
Both diapers are designed to hold more fluid and spread it across the entire channels. This way, the baby will have a restful sleep since they don’t leak to wake up the sleeping baby.