Leaking Aldi Nappys

pnpweirdo

I was wondering is anyone else having problems with the new air flow aldi nappys. It says the will keep your child dry for 12hours. You would be lucky to get 4 hours. We usually stock up on nappys so im not sure when they change them but about 2 week ago we ran out without noticing that the changed there nappys. Every night for 6 or 7 night our little girl was wet. The nappys were nearly ready to explode. Its like there are tubes or ribs running thru the nappys for air flow but they just seem to be stopping the nappys from expanding. At the start we taught our little one was drinking too much before bed or she was gone too big for that size but this problem started over night with there new product. I know every product won't suit every child but we never had a problem with there nappys in 5 years.

Millem

pnpweirdo wrote: »

I was wondering is anyone else having problems with the new air flow aldi nappys. It says the will keep your child dry for 12hours. You would be lucky to get 4 hours. We usually stock up on nappys so im not sure when they change them but about 2 week ago we ran out without noticing that the changed there nappys. Every night for 6 or 7 night our little girl was wet. The nappys were nearly ready to explode. Its like there are tubes or ribs running thru the nappys for air flow but they just seem to be stopping the nappys from expanding. At the start we taught our little one was drinking too much before bed or she was gone too big for that size but this problem started over night with there new product. I know every product won't suit every child but we never had a problem with there nappys in 5 years.

Yes!! My breastfed baby would never leak at night in pampers unlike his brother who would loads and loads knock back full bottles.
I put a aldi nappy on him and it leaked!! Damp vest and babygrow.
We are back to pampers baby dry pull ups no problems.

andreac

I saw those tube things on them and was like, what is going on with them?? Didn't realise they had changed their product. No leaks yet thankfully.

fits

No issues here except for a bad batch with extra sticky tabs on them ( still work)

scarepanda

No leaks here either. They seem very firm when full rather than squidgy like the older style.

pnpweirdo

scarepanda wrote: »

No leaks here either. They seem very firm when full rather than squidgy like the older style.

Thats it they go hard rather than expanding. Hopefully i just got a bad batch. I always swore by aldi nappys. I'll use up what i got during the day time.

Milly33

We never got on well with the Aldi nappies like that they leaked. If you are looking for a replacement around the same price the supervalue own brand ones we find very good. I think they are a size bigger than pampers so watch that (not sure about the Aldi sizes) but very good..

mitresize5

Yes!!!

the last week or so every night - thats gas now.

pnpweirdo

mitresize5 wrote: »

Yes!!!

the last week or so every night - thats gas now.

At least you know now why your little one is wet. It a shame they change such a good product. Im sure they are loads of people out there with the same problems. They are really not a good product.

lashes34

I never liked the Aldi ones but find SV own brand very good but bigger sizes than Pampers

cant26

On my first child Aldi nappies were the business. Great value and no leaks. My second boy not so much. Switched to pampers baby dry when he was a few months old and have never had any problems. They are much thinner too. I think they suit his shape better.

Wexy86

Thanks god it’s not just me, I was going crazy trying to figure out what changed it my girls routine/diet as I thought she was weeing more at night!!
I’ve changed to Tesco own brand and no issues to report yet

pnpweirdo

wobatkicker23 wrote: »

Thought I was the only one! I was lining up for concert tickets and invested in some of these so that I wouldn’t have to leave the queue.

Absolute disaster they leaked all over the place, I was mortified.

You obviously should of double nappied.