Manu Comfort XL vs XXL Diapers Review

My Honest Take: Manu Comfort XL vs XXL Diapers for a Good Night's Sleep

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I've been using Manu nappies for my kid for a while now, and I gotta say, they're still the best value for money, even with the constant price hikes. I started with Manu Premium, but then I spotted Manu Comfort on sale and switched to those. Comfort is cheaper, but they don't absorb as well as Premium, but they do sit more comfortably. For my 13kg kid, I buy Comfort XL (12-17kg) or XXL (+15kg). Both fit well without being too tight, and XXL sits a bit looser, it's more comfortable. I've been using them for a while now, and I'm happy with my choice, but there are some things to keep in mind.

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I've been using Manu nappies for my kid for a while now, and I gotta say, they're still the best value for money, even with the constant price hikes.

Initially, I bought Manu Premium, but then I spotted Manu Comfort on sale and switched to those. Comfort is cheaper, but they don't absorb as well as Premium, but they do sit more comfortably.

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Manu nappy qualityFor my 13kg kid, I buy Comfort XL (12-17kg) or XXL (+15kg). Honestly, they're not that different in terms of size, and both fit well without being too tight. Although XXL sits a bit looser, it's more comfortable.

Manu nappy comparisonBoth sizes have similar build quality, which is pretty impressive.

Manu Comfort XL has an arbus print, and they're way more vibrant than I expected.

Manu Comfort nappy qualityThere are two yellow indicator stripes at the front that darken when the nappy's full, which is super helpful.

Manu Comfort nappy quality

Arbus-print nappiesAt the back, there's a disposal strip that lets you fold the nappy neatly and dispose of it, which is a game-changer.

Review of Manu Comfort nappiesManu nappies have an anatomical fit, which means they hug the body without being too tight, and they're super comfortable to wear.

Great diapers for a year-oldI've found that even when the diaper is full, it sits well and doesn't sag or get in the way of walking, which is a major plus.

The elastic waistband and outer edges don't dig into the baby's skin or legs, and the waistband stretches well too.

Trainers with a comfy elastic waistbandTrainers with a comfortable fitThe outer layer is thin and breathable, allowing air to pass through, and I haven't noticed any redness on the baby's skin, which is a huge relief.

Diapers with anatomical fitThe absorbent surface is soft and gentle, doesn't make any noise, and has textured pads that create a breathable layer, which is amazing.

Diapers with a great layeringAffordable diapersAffordable absorbent trainersThese new trainers don't have any fragrance, which is a big plus, and the full diapers do a decent job of containing odors, if it's liquid waste.

To ensure the diaper sits well, I always stretch the inner elastic and outer edges, which practically eliminates leaks.

The full trainers are easy to tear along the sides, and there are special seams on the waistband for this purpose.

I've found these diaper-trainers to be of good quality, leak-free, and not prone to tearing, but sometimes I've encountered a faulty pack where a few items would tear during dressing. Other times, the entire pack has been of excellent quality, but I'm not sure what causes this inconsistency. Lately, though, I've had three packs in a row without any issues.

I've found that these onesie-style nappies can get through a whole night in the winter, but in the summer, I'd often wake up once a night to change them because my kid would drink so much liquid - we're talking after they turned one.

I didn't experience too many skin irritation issues, as long as I changed them on time, it was rare for problems to pop up.

Manu's strawberry nappies have been a lifesaver for me and my little one, and we're both really happy with them.

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What are the main differences between Manu Comfort XL and XXL diapers?

The main difference between Manu Comfort XL and XXL diapers is the size. Comfort XL is suitable for kids weighing between 12-17kg, while XXL is suitable for kids weighing +15kg. Both sizes have a comfortable fit and good absorbency.

Are Manu Comfort diapers good for kids with sensitive skin?

Manu Comfort diapers are not suitable for kids with sensitive skin, as they can cause irritation. However, they are still a good option for kids with normal skin.

Can I use Manu Comfort diapers for my newborn baby?

No, Manu Comfort diapers are not suitable for newborn babies. They are designed for kids who are at least 2-3 months old and weighing at least 6kg.

How long do Manu Comfort diapers last?

Manu Comfort diapers can last for up to 12 hours, depending on the size and absorbency of the diaper.

Can I return Manu Comfort diapers if they don't fit my kid?

Yes, you can return Manu Comfort diapers if they don't fit your kid. However, you will need to contact the manufacturer directly to initiate the return process.

Are Manu Comfort diapers good value for money?

Yes, Manu Comfort diapers are good value for money, especially with sales. However, they can be a bit pricey, especially for the XXL size.

Can I use Manu Comfort diapers for my kid who has a medical condition?

No, you should consult your doctor before using Manu Comfort diapers for your kid who has a medical condition. They may not be suitable for kids with certain medical conditions.

How do I dispose of Manu Comfort diapers?

Manu Comfort diapers should be disposed of in a sanitary bin, and not flushed down the toilet. You should also check with your local authorities for any specific guidelines on disposing of diapers.