Hi my daughter is 2 years old and I have been using huggies diapers...but they tend to leak a lot.but I wanted to try pampers but I'm not sure if your supposed to change the kind of diapers they use...all though she does not have sensitive skin...but should I not change them?

I use to use whatever diapers were on sale as long as I hadn't had a prior problem with them. I mostly used Kleenex diapers but I think they merged with Huggies. I think I remember not liking Huggies because they leaked.

I liked Drypers too.

We have been using Target brand diapers with both kids (3.5 years worth now) and have never found them to be any different than most others. We use Huggies Overnights for bedtime to reduce leaks... But other than that...

All diapers leak sometimes...

Try pullups and nighttime pullups. Daipers tend to shift a lot with the toddlers. They are better set up for the slowER moving 1 year olds and crawlers. But a climbing, running jumping falling toddler they may come lose and shift.

You can change diapers without a problem.....sometimes it takes trying out a few brands to find what works for your child.

You should buy a box of every type and brand and find what you want.

I was thinking about how I hated Huggies when my kids were little because they did leak way too much.
I went to Wal Mart with my daughter today and she buys Parents Choice. She said she likes Pampers or Parents Choice. She said Huggies leak too much too. Parents Choice are much cheaper too.

I never liked Huggies. Besides the leaking I think the inside is a little to rough. I used Luvs or the BJ's brand. I even brought pamphers a few times but I am not a big fan of them either.

Never spend your money on somehing you don't like and you can always change your child's diaper.

My daughter is 2, also. I've been using Luvs since she was tiny and I think they're great. Second only to store-brand, they're the cheapest diapers out there.

I bought Parent's Choice diapers one time because they were slightly cheaper - didn't care for them too much, they felt like cardboard.