Huggies® Baby Wipes are the thickEST* wipe to tackle even your biggest summer travel debacles and help keep poo off you during messy moments on the road- helping you live poo free!
*Versus national brands
Huggies® Brand has five tips to keep your travels safe, mouths fed, and hands poo free! When you're getting ready to hit the road for one last Summer hurrah, be sure to pack the essentials:
1. First aid kit: bandages, ointments, and slings, oh my!
2. Huggies® Baby Wipes Travel Packs (for your baby's buns and adult hands).
3. Clothes: an extra set of clothes for the whole family.
4. Toys, a favorite blankie, or can't-live-without stuffed animal.
5. Car-friendly munchies: orange slices, crackers, pretzels . . . anything but chocolate!
Huggies® Baby Wipes are the thickEST* wipes to tackle even your biggest summer travel debacles and help keep poo off you during messy moments on the road- helping you live poo free!
*Versus national brands
What mom can live without wipes? When tending to a mess, most mothers don't count how many they use, but the disposable wet tissues certainly add up! Some families use up to a pack a day and continue to buy the wipes to tidy hands and keep clean long after their kids are out of diapers. On average, one wipe costs about 5 to 6 cents with green and conventional nappies at similar price points. Check out these figures based on solo packs. 
Buying wipes in bulk can save families a good chunk of change.
Caring for baby can cost a bundle! Check out all our It Adds Up! coverage.
Disposable diapers aren't easy on the budget! Newborns can soil up to 10 diapers a day, and though the number normally decreases as children grow, lots of parents still change their kiddos every two to three hours. On average, one diaper (newborn size) costs about 26 cents with green and conventional nappies at similar price points. Check out these figures based on newborn jumbo packs. 
Caring for baby can cost a bundle! Check out all our It Adds Up! coverage.
After dusting off all of those Summer toys for the tots' amusement, it's time to suit them up for Summer fun! Whether you're headed to the pool, beach, or backyard, your baby needs to be dressed and accessorized for the occasion. The limited-edition Huggies® Jeans Diaper offers a unique, fun, and stylish way to make little ones the coolest and cutest around on warm Summer days.
Here are 10 other must haves to get your baby ready for Summer!
Bye, bye, Big Bird! Disposable diapers aren't relying on cuddly characters anymore. America's dueling diaper brands, Pampers and Huggies, are going head to head, or maybe bum to bum with their designer nappies. In Spring, Huggies debuted its denim-inspired designs with dungarees screened onto the undergarments. Yesterday, Pampers by Cynthia Rowley were unveiled. Eleven prints, including stripes, madras, and ruffles, were inspired by the famed fashion designer. Which style do you prefer?
The limited-edition Huggies® Jeans Diaper offers a unique, fun, and stylish way to make little ones the coolest and cutest around. Huggies® Jeans will be available nationwide for a limited time in June and July at retail outlets where diapers are sold.
Try on a pair today! They are shaped to fit like classic Huggies® Little Movers Diapers, featuring a revolutionary design and technology that allow little ones to move, crawl, and scoot like never before. Huggies® Jeans Diapers offer serious leakage protection moms have come to know and trust from the Huggies® brand.
If there is one style that defines this season, it's denim. Denim has always been a mommy must-have, but now it's time for little ones to share the style.
The limited-edition Huggies® Jeans Diaper offers a unique, fun, and stylish way to make little ones the coolest and cutest around. Huggies® Jeans will be available nationwide for a limited time in June and July at retail outlets where diapers are sold.
With Huggies® Jeans Diapers, little ones everywhere will have a fun and fashionable way to express themselves and their own personal style.
Double dressing? Lots of moms outfit their adorable duos in identical attire, but actress Rebecca Romijn isn't one of them. When we asked if she dressed her daughters alike, she said:
I like to coordinate them, but I don't like to match them. It's funny because I know they are seconds away from having very strong opinions on what they wear so I'm taking advantage of these last few months where I dress them how I want. I usually give them choices and say, "Do you want to wear this or that?" and they pick.
The model mom said comfort and ease are the priorities when outfitting Dolly and Charlie O'Connell. The twins also like to check out what apparel their mama is sporting — especially her shoe selection! Seventy-one percent of LilSugar readers aren't fans of family dressing, but what's your opinion on multiples dressed to match?
Check out the secret Rebecca and her husband are keeping from their twins and her answers to our four Lil questions on motherhood!
Rebecca Romijn is 16 months into motherhood and enjoying the first leg of the lifelong journey with twin daughters Dolly and Charlie O'Connell. "There's nothing dainty or delicate about these girls," the actress said during our recent interview. "But they are little princesses and we love them so much," she added. The former model and her husband, actor Jerry O'Connell are keeping their children's birth order under wraps, but she was candid when it came time to chat about being a mom.
LilSugar: Fill in the blank. You know you’re a mother when ____.
Rebecca Romijn: You know you're a mother when you feel yourself into the embrace of your baby for the first time and it's immediate. It happens as soon as they're born and it's an honor.
LilSugar: Fill in the blank. Why didn’t anybody tell me _____ about motherhood?
Rebecca Romijn: Why didn't anybody tell me that it continues to be really, really hard. Everyone kept telling me, "Oh don't worry after three months it gets so much easier" and then people go, "After eight months it gets so much easier". I haven't experienced when it gets easier and I have a feeling with twins it's going to be when they are a little bit older.
To see what the best trick Rebecca's parents taught her, read more
