i was very excited to try the new Huggies slip on diapers to test for free from chickadvisor. As a long time Huggies Mom I was curious if these were worth the hype. After convincing my son that they were just regular diapers, I was finally able to get him to wear them. He thought I was trying to potty train him, so was reluctant to wear them. But I did finally convince him these were just diapers, and he wore them. Like I would expect from the Huggies name, the diapers fit well, and didn't leak even over night. I however do not think they were easier to put on, or easier to take off. They are basically just a pullup for babies too young to potty train in my opinion and I would probably not buy these again as they are a little more expensive than regular diapers which I prefer. I do like the tabs on the side for bum changing, but they are hard to do back up again if need be. Over all I thought these were okay, but I will stick with the Huggies Snug & Dry that I have been buying for years. Thank you for the opportunity to test and try them out for myself.

I didn't find them fit well around the legs and were baggy on them. My twins are 29 and 29.5 lbs and do fit into a size 5 perfectly in all diapers but the Slip-On's. I love the fact they undo from the sides and can be used like pull-ups but not for me.. I'll stick with the brand that works best with us. But has been fun and a messy process in trying them.

I was very pleased to be selected to review the Huggies Slip on Diapers for free through Chick Advisor
They performed fairly well, during the day quite well, though not as great at night.
We have twin girls,, so anything that makes diaper changes faster & easier is a blessing, and they are great in that aspect for sure !
The fit could also be a little better, we found that the crotch area was quite saggy... even when not very wet.
The girls loved the designs, and we love the ease of changing them with these the most !
I would consider purhcasing these for daytime use, and I have shared a few with some other Moms to try out as well !

i tried this they kept leaking would only last for one pee so u go through them to fast not worth the money

I got these for my son. He is a size 4 and they kept slipping off him. Which made it worse when he filled his diaper. I also tried the size 3 but they were too tight. Im sticking to regular diapers and pull ups from now on.

I only tried these overpriced diapers because I got a pack free with an offer from Huggies. The sizing was completely out of line with all of Huggies other products. They ran at least a size bigger, if not more. I did not find them easier to get on and off, in fact I found them harder. Because of the sizing issue, they tended to leak a lot more than the regular Huggies.

While I do like a lot of Huggies products, these were a huge fail, in my opinion!

i tried these diapers out because i got a really great deal on them however i have found that the sizing is actually a size up that what it says they should be and i find that the sides come apart way to easy and dont really want to stick back again. i havent had the problem of them leaking and they are a great idea for the stage that my baby is at but realistically its more difficult to put on than laying them down and putting a regular diaper on them at this point.

When these diapers first came out they were about $1 a piece- insane if you ask me (that's more than the pull-ups are, which is all these are a glorified version of). The price has dropped somewhat, but still remains at the 50 cent mark- which if you go through a lot of diapers every day, would nearly double your cost per month. Thankfully Huggies still lets you stack coupons, so they almost become reasonably priced- which is why I tried them.

Unfortunately, they were a disappointment- and really for all the reasons that they are being marketed for. The nice easy on feature also means that kids have an easy off feature- which is not always a bonus (especially with a dirty diaper- yuck!). As well, they are 'pre-closed' at a certain size which I found too big for my child. So I'd have to always adjust them to fit better (which is probably why other reviewers found that they leaked)- but that kind of defeats the purpose for which it was designed.

It was also frustrating that the initial bags of diapers had just a small amount in them (less than a week's worth). I guess they finally figured that their sales were high enough to justify larger quantity boxes, but I'm wondering if that had to do with either the novelty factor, the fact that you had to buy 2 bags to get you through a week or the fact that people managed to find enough coupons to almost get them for free.

All in all, I'm happier sticking with the older versions- even if these came down in price to be the same as the older ones.

These are difficult to pull up on chunky legs! They don't seem to cover the back end well - I am always seeing bum crack on my little guy. While I haven't had problems with leaking, I actually found these difficult to put on a squirmy baby (unlike the promise in the commercials) and will probably stick with normal diapers until we graduate to Pull-Ups. Also they are very very bulky compared to Pamper diapers!

I wasn't overly impressed with these. My son has chunky legs and it takes a bit of an effort to get the diaper up on him. Also, when I put cream on his bottom, it usually ends up all over his legs because I have to bring his legs back together before I pull the diaper up. The plus side, they don't sag with pee like Pampers (my favorite brand), and I keep a small pack on hand to put on under jeans for when we go out. Overall, I don't mind them but can't see them staying on the market for long as they just aren't practical.