Pampers Newborn Diapers

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We originally thought we'd be okay with Huggies or the Kirkland diapers but honestly we've had issues with both. With size 1 Huggies we found the fit different from newborn. With size 1 Kirkland's the diaper kept disintegrating if there was too much pee and would basically leave stuff on my newborn boy. I didn't want to waste a ton of money buying diapers and then realize it wasn't a fit for us. I did a quick Google search and it looked like the answer to my problem was this website called diaper Dabbler. They offer a variety pack where you can try a bunch without committing to one in specific. When we got our package they give 3 diapers of a huge variety of brands. My husband and I have been having fun picking which diaper of the day we'll be trying and keeping track of how good they work for our baby boy. I had no idea just how many varieties one company could offer, especially with Huggies and Pampers. How did you figure out your baby's preference and did it change every time you went up a size? submitted by /u/3ternalchaos to r/newborns [link] [comments]

Background: We were using Pamper Swaddlers (size newborn and 1), which has very strong scent. So, we try Huggies (plus+ little snugglers), size 1 and 2), which does not have that obvious scent. However, we noticed that the materials are a little bit rougher, and irritate the skin, especially waist and thighs were in contact with diaper. Few days ago, we found Pamper Amore which is supposed to be 0% fragrance and soft. The materials are soft, we like it a lot. However, we found the same obvious scent as the Pamper Swaddlers, just not that strong. Anyone using Pamper Amore have the same experience? Our main concern is that weird smell, especially they claim 0 % fragrance. Thanks! submitted by /u/M2BHOHO to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

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I am NOT OOP, OOP is u/Psalters Originally posted to r/relationship_advice My (24F) Husband (23M) Faked Fainting After I Gave Birth Trigger Warnings: health issues, weaponized incompetence, mentions of depression, postpartum Original Post: May 8, 2025 My husband and I have been together for 5 years. I want to start by saying that, despite his quirks, my husband is genuinely sweet and hardworking. I truly believe he loves me deeply, tries his best, and has always dreamed of being a husband and father. That’s why this whole situation has left me confused and conflicted. We got pregnant a bit sooner than expected, though it wasn’t entirely unplanned. In the first trimester I was lucky to avoid nausea, but the fatigue hit me hard, especially during my final university exams. I had to nap for 1-2 hours every afternoon just to function. At the time, we didn’t know that this kind of exhaustion was a normal pregnancy symptom, and I was so focused on school that I didn’t think much of it. Meanwhile, my husband quietly started resenting me. He thought I was being lazy because I wasn’t keeping up with the housework (which, except for dishes, was mostly my responsibility). Thankfully, a friend asked if I’d been hit by the tiredness and explained that it’s important I rest. He seemed to understand, but I guess it bugs me that faced with his wife being utterly exhausted his first reaction was to think of me as lazy and be annoyed rather than concerned. Throughout the rest of my pregnancy, his attitude often felt off. He would get annoyed by what I thought were small requests—like bringing me water before bed—and complained about the size of my pregnancy pillow. While he always apologised later on if I let myself get sad about it, I felt like there was something he wasn’t saying. Friends told me to enjoy the “pregnancy pampering,” but I didn’t experience any of that. He treated me the same as before and seemed irritated when I couldn’t keep up. Despite everything, I had a fairly easy pregnancy physically, and emotionally I responded very well to the crazy levels of estrogen making me quite happy and hopeful. I stayed upbeat and tried to be as pleasant and positive as possible. During this time, he started getting really into these “men’s experiences during pregnancy” podcasts and would vent about how no one considers what fathers go through, which I sympathised with. Then came the birth. After a long and sleepless labor, I needed an emergency C-section. I gave birth around midnight, and since partners couldn’t stay overnight, he went home. I stayed awake with our newborn for a fourth night in a row. When he returned the next morning, he told me he had fainted on the way home, showing me how dirty his jacket was after falling. I was concerned, but I was so depleted I could barely process it. During our hospital stay, he brought food and held the baby while I slept, but his attitude still felt… annoyed. I chalked it up to stress. Then came the newborn phase—our son was colicky, I was exhausted, and we argued constantly. I couldn’t be my usual sweet self, and I desperately needed emotional support. He, on the other hand, seemed to want sympathy too. At one point, it had been 5 days since the baby had a bath and he enquired of me annoyed. I didn’t turn on my filter and said, “Why don’t you give him a bath then?” he responded with that he didn’t know how and was upset I told him to Google it. He felt overwhelmed working 3–4 hours a day and microwaving meals twice daily, so researching baby baths was apparently too much. I ended up taking our baby to all his appointments alone because my husband looked so irritated when tired that nurses started asking questions. I could say a lot more, but here’s my main concern: Recently, we revisited the topic of my pregnancy and our son’s birth. I told him I felt unsupported during that time. That’s when he confessed that he lied about fainting after the birth so I would feel bad for him. He apparently only slipped on the ice. He felt ignored and unimportant during the pregnancy. Every time he talked to friends, they told him to focus on supporting me, and he started to feel invisible. While I understand the desire to feel seen, to lie about something like this when I truly needed support feels deeply hurtful. I explained that being a supportive partner is not meaningless—it’s actually a vital, powerful role. He was remorseful but I don’t know if this is expecting too much from him? Things are better between us today, but honestly, I don’t think I want him with me the next time I give birth. I feel like it would be easier to mentally prepare for doing it alone than to split my emotional focus between giving birth, the baby and managing his feelings again. TL;DR My husband lied about fainting after I gave birth to our son, I feel unsupported, but I am scared I am putting too much pressure on him. How do we move forward from this? Relevant Comments Commenter 1: I don’t think he tries his best, and I think you’re giving him too much credit by claiming he is doing so. He’s failing as a father and a husband, he knows this, and yet he does not even care to know how to clean his own child. The man you described in the first paragraph sounds like a fantasy you’ve superimposed over this unsupportive, lying jackass. Commenter 2: I'm also really curious about the work dynamic of this relationship. He works 3-4 hours for a workday? Is OP the breadwinner, nanny, and maid? Part of me hopes so, because that would make it that much easier to leave this asshat. OOP: He is the breadwinner, after his 1 week ish paternity leave he took half the day off to support us for a while longer. Now he’s back to working full time from his home office. I wish to be a sahm. He does the dishes, cooks 2-3 times a month, takes care of our dog and helps with baby when he has time. OOP on her husband's work schedule and how much he has been helping with their baby OOP: Well his work schedule is kinda wacky because of across the sea clients. We wake up at 8-9, sometimes he lets me sleep in for an hour, sometimes I let him sleep in for an hour. I am a morning person, so I usually have more energy for the baby in the morning. We eat brunch together unless I have errands to run (which I would bring the baby for), he does the dishes while I do some chores if the baby is happy playing on the floor or napping. He then works from 12:00-20:00, while I jungle baby and whatever else I can manage that day. I usually start to prep dinner at 15:30, we have a dinner break at 17:00 - 18:30 where he takes the little guy while I finish putting dinner on the table. Then he goes back to work, but he’ll usually do baby’s bedtime routine (20 minutes at 20:00) but I have to nurse him to sleep. Then we get some time together from 21:30 til 23:45 when I go to bed and he finishes up his work, feeds the dog and usually joins me in bed at 00:30 unless he has a lot of work left. Commenter 3: Every one of these starts with "I just want to say that my hubby is generally awesome and super supportive".... And then it's paragraphs of just how awful, unsupportive, selfish, and mean the husband is. I think it's almost second nature for us to not want to see our partners as bad people, because why would we be in a relationship with bad people? But you're husband isn't nice. He wasn't caring. He isn't supportive. And you have a valid reason to feel like he wasn't there for you. OOP: Well I think everyone has some bad and some good in them and it’s our responsibility to train ourselves to do the right actions and draw out what’s good. This is easy to do when life is a calm summer day, the real challenge is when things get tough. We are like a cup of coffee, if you bump into it some coffee will spill out and the hot coffee burns you. When life bumps into us some of our core spills out. For both me and my husband our spills have both been too hot to handle and therefore we quarrel. If one of us had a cool spill our temperatures would even out, and seeing how these events seemingly have been afflicting me harder overall I wish he would have evened out our temperatures. One of my biggest flaws is that I have no sense of self preservation, I just push on through everything, and this makes it too easy for a slightly emotionally immature guy to understand the need to reflect and anticipate over his own responses to a big bump from life. Anyway most people lose sight of the sun in the midst of a storm and all they can talk about is the storm even though they logically know the sun is behind all of it somewhere. Last summer I was able to write down 40 great things about my husband in 3 minutes but right now I can’t recall a single thing. My dismay at his current behaviour has temporarily coloured all my feelings towards him at the moment even though I know the list of things he does well is still true. The difference that I didn’t state clearly enough is that he has shown remorse and is willing to change, I am just annoyed that he wasn’t able to be insightful enough to see how his behaviour was unacceptable from the start and change sooner. OOP clarifies on the meals per month. There are 70-90 meals a month OOP: Fair confusion, I wasn’t clarifying haha. We eat twice a day. Brunch is usually leftovers or I make myself porridge, I was mainly talking about dinner. We eat leftovers two times a week for dinner and cook for the remaining 5 days. He cooks almost one dinner a week so 3/20. Which given his work schedule, which I also should have clarified is currently 8 hours if not more, is fair.   Update: March 17, 2026 (over 10 months later) [Update] My (24F) Husband (23M) Faked Fainting After I Gave Birth It’s been almost a year, so I thought I’d give an update in case anyone is wondering. First, I want to thank everyone who took the time to comment, message me, or simply read and reflect on the post. When I wrote the original post I was in a very poor postpartum mental state and felt lost and extremely lonely. Seeing people even care a little bit made me feel less alone and reflect more on my own self-worth. I also want to mention that I don’t think I properly explained our situation or what my husband was doing all day. I left out some details to keep the original post short and readable. Both my husband and I were incredibly sleep deprived at the time, and I wasn’t even fully aware of or able to process how difficult our situation really was. Our son had colic and needed to be fed up to 15 times a day (exclusively breastfed) and held almost constantly, day and night. We slept in shifts, but neither of us were getting proper sleep. In our country the cause behind colic is never investigated unless you pay out of pocket and go to a private hospital so the nurses and doctors brushed us completely off. There was also a misunderstanding about my husband’s work. The company he works for is very stingy with hours. He has to report his active work in 15-minute increments and only gets paid for those. However, because of time zone differences he spends a lot of time preparing for work and staying available for messages. Because he was often hovering around his computer, I felt like he was working and unavailable to help for 7–11 hours a day. In reality, that usually added up to only 4–5 hours of paid work. In between tasks, meetings, and waiting for messages, he would do dishes, take care of the dog, grocery shop, and change diapers. On top of that, we were also dealing with visa trouble, a mistake the immigration department made, which meant we had to spent a lot of time and money on lawyer visits, reapplying and gathering documents. That said, this doesn’t excuse his behaviour. The response to original post definitely turned into quite the choral demand of divorce, so let me start off by saying we are still married and things did indeed work out. A few days after I made the original post, one of our fights escalated to the point where I left to stay with my grandma for a couple of nights. That seemed to trigger my husband to realise he could potentially lose us. About a week later he found the post and confronted me about it. Initially he was very upset because he felt completely misrepresented, but it also led him to reflect on himself. We spent a lot of time talking about our relationship, reading relationship advice and books together, praying together, and reflecting on the past. Around the start of summer we all started sleeping a little better, which made us more functional and relaxed. He understood that if the way I described things in the original post was truly how I viewed him and our lives, then he needed to change. And slowly, he did. We also moved to a quieter environment, and as I started to manage motherhood better (and regained some brain capacity), our communication improved a lot. One of the biggest changes for me after having our child was realizing that I no longer had the capacity to manage or be responsible for my husband’s emotions. He is responsible for himself, and I stopped making excuses for him or making up for his shortcomings or shove everything under the carpet like my family tends to do. In other words, I became much more blunt in our conversations and stood up for my opinions more clearly. This helped us establish our expectations, how we view and show love, and how we divide work and responsibilities within our marriage. At the same time, he learned that his goal shouldn’t be to keep the peace at all times and avoid tough conversations in order to “spare my emotions.” To add more context, he was also dealing with a pretty serious depressive episode that he was hiding while I was pregnant. At the time he was actually working around 10–11 hours a day, which contributed to him building up resentment toward me and struggling to show compassion or affection. Even though this year has probably been the most difficult year of my life (and I grew up severely neglected, for reference), it has still feels worth it in the end. Now he is a great dad and husband. He gets excited about our child’s milestones and growing interests. He lets me sleep in when he can, takes the brunt of the night wake-ups, helps plan and prepare baby meals, and makes an excellent effort to be thoughtful and considerate. He really tries to listen to me and he feels much more like the man I first met and fell in love with. I’m still struggling with low self-worth, and I still find it hard to ask for simple favors. (I think however discovering Mr. Rogers while watching it with kiddo has actually been helping a bit!) And while we still quarrel, all our arguments finally tend to resolve calmly and in a timely way. After the long visa dispute and all the immigration lawyer and application costs, we unfortunately don’t have the money for individual therapy or couples counseling right now. But it’s something we both want to pursue as soon as we have a bit more financial stability. Anyway, thank you for reading all of this. I’m still open for advice if you have any. Is this marriage salvageable? tl;dr My husband is less depressed, and I gained the ability to stand more up for myself and we managed to heal and work out our issues slowly over the year. Relevant / Top Comments Commenter 1: I think you did salvage it! Seriously, that is some serious growth on both of your parts and I recommend you stop for a moment and appreciate that. Well done! I agree with the other commenter, do not have another child right away or in the near future, even if it might sound enticing. You didn’t mention you were planning to, but just throwing it out there. I think getting stable and enjoying what you have built together is the way forward. Again, congrats to making these changes for your family, it sounds like a lot of hard work is paying off and you should stop and smell the flowers so to speak. Pat yourselves on the back, cause nobody else is gonna do it for you. Good luck! OOP: Thank you for your kind words. We don’t have space nor the money for another child right now anyway so we will definitely wait for the right time 😊. Commenter 2: I remember reading your last post and I'm glad things are going better for you now! Honestly you're both still very young so I do think some immaturity and arguing is forgiveable as long as both people in the relationship are always actively working to improve themselves and the relationship. This is part of what people mean when they say "marriage takes work." It sounds like your husband did accept responsibility for his actions and has been stepping up to be both a better husband and father, which is a great sign. No one can predict the future, and only you truly know how your husband makes you feel. Do you feel safe with him? Do you feel like you can rely on him? Do you feel like he would have your back right now if something went wrong? From what you described solely in this post, things do sound promising. If you can't afford couples counseling, that's totally fine. Perhaps you can both schedule a check in each week where you each discuss the current state of your mental health, how stressed out you are, where you feel like you're struggling or could use help, but also what you noticed over the past week about your partner that made you appreciate them. It might help you both keep up to date with each other's feelings, keep resentment down by acknowledging the work the other does, and you might find it easier to communicate your needs if it's in a meeting scheduled specifically for that reason. You could try writing down things throughout the week that you feel you want to bring up later, so you don't forget. I hope things continue to improve and I wish the best for you and your family! OOP: Thank you for your comment. I have a hard time trusting anything but he is definitely the person I trust the most in the world because every time he makes a mistake he is honest about it and tries his best to not repeat it. Thank you for your advice! Commenter 3: The only advice I’d give at this point is to hold off on having a second child until you manage to get that counselling together. But overall you both seem to have put in the effort and rebuilt your relationship, so I’m happy for you. Commenter 4: I think you can probably be cautiously optimistic but continue to be watchful. Go to marriage counseling before your next kid. Otherwise I would bet money on him doing the exact same thing. Men feeling the need go center themselves during a woman's pregnancy are pathological, very "I am uncomfortable when is not about me?" And until he addresses the root of that its going to happen again.   DO NOT COMMENT IN LINKED POSTS OR MESSAGE OOPs – BoRU Rule #7 THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT OOP submitted by /u/Choice_Evidence1983 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

Hello po mommies out there, due date ko po this June and mag iistart na po ako for my nesting, ask ko lang ano po yung reco nyo po esp for NB. Thanks po sa sagot. Gamit ko po noon pampers kaso face out na rin sila. Hanap ko po yung quality at the same sulit rin sa presyo. submitted by /u/Mrs-Grumpy23 to r/nanayconfessions [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, new mom over here. I need help in regards on choosing diaper and wipes for newborn/baby in general. I am giving birth on May 2026 and I am trying to get everything my baby needs before he comes. Ive had people vouching for pampers swaddlers and rascals. And in wipes I am in between pampers pure aqua water wipes and huggies natural care sensitive fragrance free. With a lot of choices in the market, I cant help to feel overstimulated. Right now I have one box of pampers swaddlers (N) and huggies (N) —I received the huggies as a gift and thinking about using both when he is born just to see which one works for him best. But…I am open to more suggestions. Which ones would you guys highly recommend? Also Ive done my research for newborn essentials I have quite a list(lots of burp clothes, thermometer, vitamin D3 drops, swaddles etc..) Instead of bassinet I am thinking of getting pack&play instead as I think it would be more useful or long term wise its better. For travel system we went for (Graco Modes Nest2Grow)I am planning to breastfeed but I decided to get a handsfree pump just in case. And also any tips to boost milk supply before baby comes? Maybe suggestion of what foods is good to help moms body produce more milk. I would really appreciate if you guys could help me point out the things I will need or I am missing thats a MUST haves for newborns. What did you guys have or wish you guys had that would be so useful for newborns? submitted by /u/Sweaty-Grapefruit413 to r/pregnant [link] [comments]