Huggies Size 4 Walgreens (2024)

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How to get free sample from Huggies? ›

Frequent leaks or diaper blowouts One of the obvious signs of a too-small diaper is when your little one is constantly leaking through or having "blowouts." Some parents may jump to the conclusion that the problem lies with the brand, in reality, a diaper that's too small won't be able to contain your little one's ...

Her simple solution: “If your entire hand fits between tummy and diaper it's too loose, and if you can't get a finger between tummy and diaper, it's too tight.”

Request Free Diaper Samples

You can call or email companies to request free samples of their products. Additionally, when you sign up as a member on a diaper company's website, they'll often send you free diapers or coupons for purchasing a pack for less.

Size 4 (22-37 pounds): Size 4 diapers usually cater to babies between 18 months and 36 months, who soil about five to seven diapers each day. Because many babies don't need size 4 diapers until they're almost 2, many parents choose not to stock up in the early days.

When your baby has a blowout your first instinct may be that the diaper didn't do its job, but chances are the diaper was too small. The blowout is a sign that your baby is ready to move to the next diaper size range. You can use the simple Huggies size finder to find the perfect diaper size for your growing baby.

The tabs on your child's diaper should ideally be close to the front of their hips. If you have to bring the tabs all the way to the center (almost touching each other) to secure the diaper, that is a sign that the diaper may be too large.

While babies may need slightly fewer diaper changes each day once they hit the larger sizes, they tend to stay in these bigger fits for longer; some babies can wear a size-three diaper up to their first birthday.

Are Pampers or Huggies better? ›

In terms of leak protection, both Huggies and Pampers go above and beyond to ensure that your baby stays dry and comfortable. However, Pampers' additional features, such as the Dual Leak-Guard Barriers, give it a slight edge in this category.

SampleSource. SampleSource is a free sampling program that sends out free sample boxes about four times a year. They don't promote when they're going to be available, so you need to sign up for the program to be notified when you can request them. The boxes I've received have had around 6-12 samples in them.

Create a Baby Registry

Create a wish list with a big-box store, such as Amazon, Target, or Walmart. These programs often offer free samples of baby products, including diapers, along with discounts on purchases made from your baby registry. If you have a baby shower, let your guests know you're looking for diapers.

Of course! Free samples of a variety of products are sent out by Amazon as part of their sampling program. It's similar to receiving an unexpected gift in that you never know what you'll get! The program has been in place for some time and provides a means for consumers to learn about new products.

The Huggies Reward app allows users to earn points from product purchases by uploading a photo of their receipt or by linking a store loyalty card to their account.