Not only are Coterie diapers super-absorbent and reliably leak-proof, but the list of materials they leave out of their diaper construction is just as impressive as what they put in. They’re far from the cheapest option out there, but they’re worth it.

A Review of 5 Affordable Baby Diapers in the Philippines

• Here’s a fact: There are plenty of brands out there that are affordable.
• Sweetbaby Regular and Dry Pants. The first time we used Sweetbaby was back in 2015 when our little boy was still a few months old.
• Happy Pants.
• Huggies Pants.
• EQ Pants.
• Super Twins.

The following are store brand or generic disposable diaper brands that can be found relatively cheap most of the time.

• DG Baby Diapers (Dollar General) – $4.50 for 24, or 19 cents per diaper.
• Parent’s Choice Diapers (Walmart) – $17.97 for 160, or 11 cents per diaper.

We like to think that Coterie diapers run true-to-size, but in some cases they run small. If you’ve used Huggies in the past, you’ll want to size up in Coterie. We otherwise recommend ordering your baby’s current diaper size as well as consulting our size chart!

They’re made without harmful chemicals The diapers are made from 25% plant-based materials including sustainably-sourced wood pulp to help with absorbency. Fragrances, lotions, latex—all of these ingredients come with the potential to irritate your baby’s skin.

Best Diapers for Babies Under 2

• Best Diapers Overall : Pampers Swaddlers.
• Most Absorbent Diapers : Huggies Little Snugglers Diapers.
• Best Store Brand Diapers : Up & Up Diapers.
• Most Affordable Diapers : Luvs Pro Level Leak Protection Diapers.
• Most Adorable Diapers : The Honest Company Diapers.

When it comes to expanded size, Pampers definitely wins this category. Huggies only offers diapers up to size 6, while Pampers goes up to size 7. This may not be a deal-breaker for some families, but if you have a baby on the higher end of the growth chart, you may really need those larger-sized diapers.

Taking into consideration all the various factors that affect growth, researchers and medical professionals have concluded that the average newborn will grow 1.5-2 lbs per month for the first 6 months of his or her life. Hence, baby should outgrow size 1 diapers by 4 to 5 months old.

Note:

Well, as a paper product, diapers can be used for an unknown period of time. But while they don’t technically expire, manufacturers do recommend using them within 2 years of purchase.

Baby Diaper Sizes Chart by Age