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I was very impressed. They had a good fit even round his huge pudgy thighs and weren't overly bulky. Our biggest problem has been with overnight leakage and they performed well in this regard. Only complaint is that he had some skin irritation from extended wee exposure that we didn't see with Pampers. Lidl also sells a premium range which the discount supermarket claims offers advanced comfort, fit and flexibility. These nappies come in sizes one to five. Lidl claims its Lupilu nappies have magical air tubes with absorbent channels in the core to keep your baby dry for up to 12 hours (eight hours for the newborn range). They have soft fleece and an elasticated waistband for a comfortable fit. Its nappy range covers sizes one through to six, with three additional plus sizes.Aldi says its nappies have an ultra-dry air system with a fast-absorbing core to keep your baby dry for up to 12 hours. The nappies don’t contain any perfume, lotion or latex and are designed to be soft and breathable with a slim design for free movement. Aldi's nappies are available in sizes one to six, and there are also plus sizes for extra absorbency. Lidl Lupilu Nappies Definitely. Price is a major factor for me, and comfort/value for money is really a selling point with these pants. I liked them, they seemed comfy and held all night long without any leakage. the only thing i found was that on two of them the fastening tabs broke when i fastened them. A wetness indicator: This newborn-nappy feature is a line that changes colour when the nappy's wet, so you'll know it's time for a change without undoing the nappy. "A wetness indicator can be particularly helpful when you've got a newborn," says Lesley, "as newborns wee a lot but, due to most nappies' high absorbency, it can be difficult to tell otherwise." My son was 6 -8 weeks when we tested Lidl's Lupilu nappies in a size 2. We used them for two weeks.

What was your overall impression of Lidl’s Lupilu Nappies? What did you like and what, if anything, did you dislike about them? Thinner than other brands but surprisingly good at holding a lot of liquid. Saved a lot of space as they weren't as bulky as other brands. Disliked that the elastic barriers ripped pretty easily when pulling out the frills. NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank to close at least 172 branches in 2023/24 – here's the full list, plus alternatives

Testers - Below are some questions we’d like you to answer, but feel free to add any other comments you may have: Probably not, I found they were a bit 'scratchier' than my usual brand, the tabs weren't as stretchy and whilst they were better than I expected from a budget brand they weren't as good quality as the ones I usually buy. To me comfort is more important than price.

I liked the design of them, I liked the size of them, they fit very well (by comparison I’ve found Aldi nappies to be a bit small compared to other brands of a similar size.) They arrived just as my LO got a really bad stomach bug so these poor nappies have had to cope with a lot of very runny poops! We’ve only had a couple of leaks and honestly I don’t think any nappy would have held the contents 🤢 My LO has been very comfortable in them and they haven’t been too bulky around her. I haven’t disliked anything. I liked the colours and the branding, they had the same visible wetness test that my usual nappies do, the green tabs standout so are easy to find mid changing a wiggly baby. I already have. Lidl nappies are great value for money which means you can put the extra money you save into something else. I genuinely feel that they are no less inferior than the name brands.

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This totally depends on how much your baby weighs when they are born. But the vast majority of new parents find themselves using a Size 1 nappy for their newborn – with a smaller number of parents whose baby's birthweight was more than 5kg starting off with a Size 2 nappy. If there were 5 6-month-olds at a baby group, it's very unlikely they'd all be wearing different nappy size! Generally speaking, a 6-month-old would be in a Size 3 or Size 4 nappy but remember that it's weight, not age that is the indicator of which nappy size your baby needs to wear. How would you compare the Lidl Lupilu Nappies to other brands that you have tried in terms of dryness and leakage? What was your overall impression of Lidl’s Lupilu Pull Up Pants? What did you like and what, if anything, did you dislike about them? How old is your baby/ child who you tested the nappies on, and which size did you use? Harrison is 6 weeks old we've tested size 2