This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Rite Aid Tugaboos diapers. All opinions are my own.
I live a good distance from Rite Aid (it’s actually in Michigan and I’m in Indiana) but I love to shop there. See, I am a couponer. I have no desire to run a deal site though because I have no patience. My husband often wonders how I can do the deals and figure out the math in my head when I failed miserably at math in high school. Thankfully my college major didn’t require much of the subject!
So, back to my love of Rite Aid. I liked their diapers and bought them often even though they were considered an off brand. I honestly never had a problem with leaks from either child although my daughter used them more as a baby, my son as a toddler. (Some people think gender matters per brand) Tugaboos diapers have recently been improved for added leakage protection and faster absorption which will help for both genders.
My Caety has no desire to potty train, which is just fine. I need a good diaper for her to wear at night for leaks since she drinks a half sippy of water before bed. I swear that girl is half fish with how much she loves water. Tugaboos now have added absorption for our night time needs and excellent leakage protection. They also have a soft stretchable waist & side panels which is great for my girl since she is tall and rather big for her age. She also has sensitive skin and the hypoallergenic inner liner has a cottony soft feel on her skin.
If you don’t think all that is enough to convince you to try Tugaboos just look at the cute tiger! The kids loved that ‘Hobbes’ was on Caet’s new diapers. Easy to please!
For the month of June, all Tugaboos purchases will earn an entry into the Tugaboos and Vera Bradley Sweepstakes!
With every in-store purchase of qualifying Tugaboos products using your wellness+ card at any Rite Aid store between June 1-30, 2013, you will receive an entry for a chance to win one of (25) Vera Bradley Designer Diaper Bags filled with select Tugaboos products.
To enter without making a purchase, complete this entry form now: https://riteaidtugaboos.dja.com/.
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Rite Aid.
I’ve always liked store brand/generic diapers better than name brands. I don’t think there’s a Rite Aid anywhere near me but I would love to shop there and would definitely try these.
I will have to share this with my friends who have toddlers.
I have some of the old version and had no idea they’d made changes! Better absorbency is always good:)
How cute. I don’t have kiddos so never had to do the diaper thing but good to know that off brands are just as good as name brands. I’m sure that saves a lot on the pocket.
Have never heard of this brand. Will keep it in mind when my niece is ready… hopefully not too soon!
My babies are big now but I sure would have loved to have Tugaboos, but I will give it as a gift, any mama would love these.
Rite Aid is my favorite although CVS is more convenient. These look comfortable.
Good review! I don’t know why I don’t think of Rite Aid for diapers, but a couple of my kids have little ones, and I know Rite Aid is a great place to shop for deals.
Never tried this brand before with my little one, thanks for sharing
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Alright– Thanks for the review– I have never tried these yet– but I am going to see if I can find them–thanks
I needed these 40 years ago. Ah, well.
this is great
I didn’t know about Tugaboos before reading this post. Thanks for the recommendation.
Just bought these for a shower gift
Rite Aid’s Tugaboos Diapers are really cute with the tiger design. The review said that the diapers design helped stop leaks. I would like to give them a try 3 of my 5 grand children. thank you
Thanks!
I love Rite aid and many of their store brand products!
Tugaboos sound like another winner to me!
I just entered the giveaways and would love to try this product on my godchild
We’re working on potty training, but definitely need something in between until we get there. Thanks for the review! I’ll definitely be giving these a try.
I am going to try these out next. My son is fully potty trained-he’s four. But he still soils in the night at least 4-5 days a week. Everytime I think we have passed this hurdle, we are back at square one, and my oldest son had to be awakened until he was 13 because of this so I know it’s normal. I use luvs at night currently because NO cloth keeps from soiling the entire bed. Omg then I have a ton of extra laundry (enough with six of us already!) Anyways, good for leaks, and cheap is right up my alley since I really don’t want to be buying diapers, but good nights are so expensive!
I entered. Thank you!
Love that they now have added leak protection and cheaper price. We need reliable and affordable diapers.
We don’t have a Rite Aid near us but I wish we did so I could try these!
Never heard of these but will let my daughter know about them for my granddaughter!!
Had never heard of this brand. I will let my daughter in law know who is due next week!
Never heard of these before, but more absorbency is always a good thing!
I’ve actually never shopped Rite-Aid but we also never bought brand name diapers. We found that the generic brands were just as good when it came to absorption and comfort.
I entered. Thanks.
Thanks for the great review. Know I definitely want to try the Tugaboos for my little ones. Would be nice to save some money and while still having a quality product.