Disposable diapers

Tonight we are going to Punggol again. I'm so glad Izzul is all well again. Anyway, there is something I wish to share for all the first-time mums and even mums-to-be. Well, I have not tried all different brand of diapers available in the market but have tried a couple which is good enough to summarise the good diapers to use. For myself, I have tried pampers, drypers, pureen, huggies and a few others. I can't remember at the moment. Usually when identifying the best disposable diapers, many factors come into play: absorbency, fastener quality, fit, affordability and resistance to leaks.

However, my criteria for diapers is much simpler - it needs to absorb well, not too stiff, able to stick on and re-stick the tabs well. I think diapers nowadays there's hardly any that leaks. With so much competition in the market, there is no place for bad quality products. Over time, I believe the quality and cost rockets side by side to each other. Reportedly, Pampers Custom Fit Cruisers, Pampers Baby Dry and Huggies Supreme, are some of the most expensive of the name-brand diapers on the market.
1- But my favourite will be Huggies Ultra. It is definitely the best so far. Although I did not change the diapers for 8 hours, Izzul's bum remain dry.
2- Falling a bit short is the new Pureen Dry. Quite absorbent and the cloth-like material on the outside makes it comfortable for Izzul (I don't know - that's what I heard from people).
3- Thirdly, I use drypers on short occasions. I would change his diapers regularly when he is using drypers. Drypers are popular with parents here because it's absorbent level is not that bad and it is at an affordable price.