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This Season's Designer Diapers Will Have Baby Prancing Around in Style

Rebecca M Gruber — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 12:37:29 PDT

Who says diapers need a cover? When the weather turns warm, one of the first things mamas tend to do is shed their lil one's pants. But who wants to see a tot running around in a plain old, cartoon character-designed nappy? The designer diaper trend is still going strong and the latest entries to the category will have mamas hoping the warm weather is here to stay! Check them out!

5 Essential Items to Make Dining Out With Baby Fun

Kate Stahl — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:03:44 PDT

It took me almost a year, but I'd like to think I now have dining out with my 11-month-old down to an art form. High chair, Puffs, and a clean surface are immediate necessities, but there are a handful of items that I now consider my restaurant lifesavers. If you dine out as often as my hubby and I do (usually with a very hungry baby whose desire to eat never ceases to amaze me), consider stocking your diaper bag with the following five items, and believe me, your dining experience will go much more smoothly!

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Pampers Disposable Bibsters ($2–$8): Your place mat is eco-friendly, so go for ease with these bibs. Available in three sizes, they have their own fold-in pockets that catch spills and solid foods and a leak-proof liner.
Phil & Teds MeToo High Chair ($50): You don't get more portable and easy than this high chair, which weighs only two pounds but can hold a child of up to 33 pounds! It folds flat to fit into your diaper bag and is supersafe thank to vice clamps, an aluminum frame, and a five-point safety harness.
Itzy Ritzy Snack Happened Mini ($13): Not only is this snack bag supercute, it's also washable, making it the perfect, space-conscious way to tote snacks, including fruit.
Skip Hop Bento Mealtime Kit ($24): While a bit more expensive than many snack carriers, this is a diaper bag must have. The 14-piece kit comes with containers that can be used separately or clicked together and are the perfect size for toting baby food and finger foods. The insulated cooler bag and reusable freezer pack make packing up quick and easy.
Tiny Diner From Summer Infant ($9): Though disposable place mats are nice, this is a more eco-friendly option that has some awesome extras. It rolls up for easy storage, five suction cups hold it securely to the table, and it also has an outer scoop that keeps food off the floor.

Best of 2010: Favorite Limited-Edition Diaper

LilSugar — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 04:00:18 PST

Pampers and Huggies went head to head, or bum to bum, in 2009 with the launches of their limited-edition nappies. In Spring, Huggies debuted its denim-inspired designs with dungarees screened onto the undergarments. And the brand's ridiculously funny video promoting the product went viral. During the Summer, Pampers by Cynthia Rowley were unveiled. Eleven prints, including stripes, madras, and ruffles, were inspired by the famed fashion designer and sold at Target stores. Both limited-edition diapers caused quite a stir in mom circles, but which was your favorite?

Wet Wipes Add Up! Unit Price of Popular Brands

LilSugar — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 14:30:50 PDT

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.

Pampers Sensitive - 64 count ($3.49) = 5.4 cents per wipe
Huggies Natural Care Unscented - 72 count ($3.69) = 5.1 cents per wipe
Natural Babycare Eco-Sensitive Wipe - 70 count ($3.79) = 5.4 cents per wipe
Seventh Generation - 70 count ($4.69) = 6.7 cents per wipe
Earth's Best Tendercare - 80 count ($4.49) = 5.6 cents per wipe
Mustela Diaper Change Cleansing and Soothing - 70 count ($10.99) = 15.7 cents per wipe

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 Add Up! Unit Price of Popular Brands

LilSugar — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 14:00:36 PDT

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.

Pampers Swaddlers - 36 count ($10.99) = 30 cents per diaper
Huggies Supreme Little Snugglers - 36 count ($9.99) = 28 cents per diaper
Luvs - 38 count ($7.99) = 21 cents per diaper
Seventh Generation - 40 count ($10.99) = 27 cents per diaper
Earth's Best - 40 count ($11.99) = 29 cents per diaper

Caring for baby can cost a bundle! Check out all our It Adds Up! coverage.

Cynthia Rowley to Launch First Designer Diaper With Pampers!

LilSugar — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 14:24:39 PDT

Nobody puts baby in a corner! In fact, Pampers by Cynthia Rowley will have tots wobbling down the catwalk! The diaper giant and famed fashion designer, who has dabbled in children's clothing with her Hooray by Cynthia Rowley line, is now taking nappies up a notch. The duo announced a partnership to take diapers beyond form and function and make them (dare we say) fashionable. In the press release, Rowley, a mother of two, said:

As a mom, I wanted other moms and dads to have more options in every part of their lives - even diapers. It's the first piece of clothing your baby will ever wear, and it should be special.

The collection will include 11 designs for boys and girls including pastel madras, stripes, and printed ruffles. Moms who can't wait to get their hands on (and their kiddos' heinies in) the diapers can buy them in mid-July at Target.

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Diaper Duel: Huggies' Denim or Pampers by Cynthia Rowley?

LilSugar — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 07:00:51 PDT

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?

Diaper Duel: Huggies' Denim or Pampers by Cynthia Rowley?

Huggies Denim Diapers are more my style!

I prefer Pampers by Cynthia Rowley.

And the Winner of the Pampers Giveaway Is...

LilSugar — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 04:00:36 PDT

Many entered our great Pampers giveaway, but there could only be one winner. That lucky ducky is Allihave, who now has a year's supply of Pampers (that's coupons for 50 packages)!

As an added bonus, Pampers is donating the cost of 50 tetanus vaccines to the US Fund for UNICEF through the One Pack = One Vaccine campaign in Allihave's honor. The effort is part of a global initiative with UNICEF to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT), a preventable disease that claims the lives of approximately 128,000 infants and 30,000 mothers in less industrialized nations each year - that’s approximately one death every four minutes.

Congrats to Allihave and the child in her life!

Win a Year's Supply of Pampers!

LilSugar — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 19:41:25 PDT

Parents everywhere are seeking ways to save on everyday costs and cutting back on excess spending, but there are some necessities we can't raise families without. That's why we are thrilled our friends at Pampers are offering one very lucky lilsugar reader a year's supply of Pampers (that's coupons for 50 packages)! As an added humanitarian bonus, Pampers will donate the cost of 50 tetanus vaccines to the US Fund for UNICEF through the One Pack = One Vaccine campaign. The effort is part of a global initiative with UNICEF to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT), a preventable disease that claims the lives of approximately 128,000 infants and 30,000 mothers in less industrialized nations each year - that’s approximately one death every four minutes. What's better than caring for your child and other children in need of your support?

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Five Facts About Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus

LilSugar — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 06:00:14 PST

It is rare for a child to die of tetanus in the United States, but around the world one child dies every three minutes from the completely preventable illness. The painful death can be prevented with a vaccine that costs between just five and seven cents. Caryl M. Stern, the president and CEO of US Fund for UNICEF and mother of three has made it her mission to make the number of fatalities zero. As a mom, I also believe in zero. Do you? Check out this slideshow to learn five reasons why you should.

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