Thank goodness for Target. And for a non-sensitive, non-fussy, adjusts-well-to-change baby.
Just six short weeks ago we were well stocked with Pampers & Huggies & Similac. Now we are a strictly up&up household! We gave Target a chance, and we love them!
How cute are Target's up&up diapers? Blue & green polka dots... be still my heart! We've had absolutely no problems switching over to these diapers. No leaks. No blowouts. And they are cheap! Right now Trevor is wearing size 1. They come 56 to a pack, and each pack is $6.49. But...every time I've buy a pack Target prints out a $2 off coupon. So that makes them $4.49. That's 8 cents a diaper! Way cheaper than Huggies or Pampers :)
How cute do they look on his tiny bum?
And all lined up in the diaper box? Adorable!
And we gave the up&up wipes a shot too. The unscented ones. They are called 'cushy tushy' - what's not to love!
They come in tubs, soft packs, travel packs & huge refill packs. Cheap!
And then there's the formula. Of course buying massive amounts of formula wasn't the plan. But thanks to Target & their super cheap formula, we can still afford to go out to eat every once in a while. We started formula feeding with Similac Advance Early Shield. Holy expensive. Even when we bought the bulk size at Costco...with $5 off Similac checks. After some research, and the okay from out pediatrician, we made the switch to up&up Prebiotic Infant Formula. The label has a Similac Advance Early Shield comparison chart right on it - almost identical. And a bonus for us - Trevor started pooping every day, instead of every 3 days like he was on the Similac. Lesson? Target rocks!
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Those are the cutest diapers! I'm running to target tomorrow to grab some! Also, if you belong to Bj's or Costco the formula is sooo cheap there. And it goes through the same FDA requirements as all the others. My daughter was on it for 6 months and we didn't have a single problem!
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