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Huggies Canada: Free Pack Of Little Movers Slip-On Diapers When You Upload A Video Of Your Squirmy Baby

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Hug­gies Canada is offer­ing a free pack of Lit­tle Movers Slip-On dia­pers when you upload a video of your squirmy baby.  This offer is lim­ited to the first 1000 sub­mis­sions, so act fast!  Click here for all the rules and regulations. 

Click here to upload your video!

15 Responses to “Huggies Canada: Free Pack Of Little Movers Slip-On Diapers When You Upload A Video Of Your Squirmy Baby”

  1. Tinkerbella

    If you read the agree­ment, it states that they can use your video for what­ever they like (includ­ing adver­tis­ing.) Can you imag­ine if they used your baby in a com­mer­cial and all you got was a free pack of dia­pers? Like all deals, approach with cau­tion :)

  2. Alyssa

    Has any­one used these? Hav­ing worked with many chil­dren who use the tab­less (non-velcro sided) pull-ups, I’m not I’d be happy putting hav­ing to pull off shoes and socks to put these on.

  3. Jen

    I bought a pack of these a few days ago. The sides are together like a pull up, but there are Vel­cro tabs if you need to put it back together due to a false alarm. How­ever, I will not buy them again. They are low ing the back and her bum crack hangs out, and they are made out of the reg­ula Hug­gins mate­r­ial, which I find crunchy and stiff.

  4. Monica

    Another blog­ger wrote that even though the first 1000 uploaded videos will receive dia­pers, you can still upload your video, but you won’t receive dia­pers. Not sure if this is true, but some­thing to think about before you go through the effort/trouble.

  5. onshopper

    Tod­dlers & Tiaras any­one — really, just to get a free pack of diapers?

  6. kendra

    i only got these dia­pers because they were free, and they suck! by the time my squirmy daugh­ter gets one leg in there the cheap tab ripped so i have ruined many of these diapers!

  7. Jos

    I was not impressed by these either, they were hard if not harder than tab dia­pers to get on and rip at the sides really eas­ily, and I did not find them as absorbant either.

  8. B'smom

    I won’t be upload­ing a photo of my child for a pack­age of dia­pers. Imag­ine how many creeps surf youtube.

  9. towser

    I agree with all the com­ments above. It’s hug­gies way of cheap­ing out on pay­ing to get cute adver­tis­ing. They can use your childs video for any­thing and all you get are the dia­pers which suck! Just like their rewards website…omg pos­si­bly the worst web­site I have ever been on, stu­pid pop ups, mar­ket­ing ques­tions and games that would bore my tod­dler! Enough of the rant…buy pam­pers (with your coupons of course)at least they don’t leak everywhere.

  10. Saving Moola

    Sorry, but I wouldn’t ever post a photo or video over the inter­net so strangers can view him — pri­vacy for him & also agree about the creeps & prob­a­bly pedophiles out there. I do find the slip-on dia­pers con­ve­nient for him to use as an emer­gency when he’s out & about. I would use them if we were in a dirty wash­room, where there’s no place to change him & I’ve had to use them after we went swim­ming as it just wasn’t con­ve­nient to put him down in the chang­ing rooms as most of the time these rooms are kind of dirty. I just put lay­ers of paper tow­els on the ground and strip down his shoes & pants, have him stand on the paper while I clean him & then qucikly slip them on, put his clothes back on & away we go. DS is now 32 mths old & I’ve been using them for the last 4 or 5 mths and have used just over a pkg & may con­sider using these as pull-ups if I have to. I haven’t had to worry as he’s very thin around the waste & is still only a size 4 in both the Hug­gies & Pampers.

  11. CJ

    I also agree-free dia­pers are not worth putting my baby out there for all to see…

  12. K.M.

    I also find this creepy to have a video (or pho­tos) of my child out there some­where, and the com­pany has total con­trol on how they use it. If they want cute babies for adver­tis­ing, let them pay for it.

  13. Alyssa

    @Saving Moola: Why don’t you change them stand­ing up, if you’re in a dirty wash­room? Slip the dia­per between the legs and pull up. Match the tabs. Chang­ing a poopy dia­per isn’t quite as much fun stand­ing, but it can work. :)

  14. Saving Moola

    Alyssa. I do change him stand­ing up if he’s in a dirty wash­room & have found the slip-ons very con­ve­nient. DS is a very squirmy kid when he’s lying down & it seems that he’s ok with the slip-ons. I’m quite thank­ful as he usu­ally only poops @ home early in the am & just before din­ner time. I will give the pull-ups a try when I start potty train­ing in the spring. He hates wear­ing dia­pers as it is & likes to take them off @ home & sits on the heat reg­is­ter to warm his tush. How­ever, I won’t start the potty train­ing as we go to Whistler quite a bit & he’s always in a snowuit, so by the time we find a wash­room & take the snow­suit & pants off, he would’ve made a mess. Thanks for the sug­ges­tion on the tabs. Chang­ing a poopy dia­per at any time isn’t fun. LOL!

  15. Jillei83

    I’m not going to post a video, but I do like these dia­pers. My daugh­ter is pull-ups age and only wears them to bed. We like these because they work the same way as pull-ups with the tear away sides and my daugh­ter loves Tig­ger. They are less expen­sive than pull-ups and do the same job. I am a sworn pam­pers mom, but huggies/pullups have the side vel­cro which makes it the win­ner in this case.

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