ALDI Mamia Ultra Dry Nappies Size 3 - Pack of 56

It’s a good nappies for my 2 months old baby however I found it bit costly as you will get same in Aldi much cheaper than this.

Good quality and delivered on time

Only nappy’s my daughter can wear without leaking, for the price and delivery time would highly recommend.

Pros:✅ budget-friendly without compromising quality✅ Soft and gentle - doesn’t cause irritation on newborn skin✅ handles wetness well and keeps baby dry✅ Wetness indicator✅ Snug fit – prevents leaks without being too tightCons:❌ Need more frequent changes compared to other premium brands❌ Might not hold up overnight for heavier wettersMy Experience:I tried ALDI Mamia Size 1 nappies for my newborn, and they performed surprisingly well for the price. They’re soft and gentle and very effective. don’t cause any rashes, has no smell and is surprisingly thin with perfect design around legs to prevent leaks. the wetness indicator is useful for quick diaper checks.However, for longer stretches or overnight, I noticed they might not be as absorbent as premium brands like Pampers, so I had to change them more often. That said, for everyday use, they’re one of the best budget-friendly nappies available. When going out for longer hours without changing nappies, these aren’t as reliable as pampers.Would definitely recommend for newborns, especially if you’re looking for an affordable yet reliable option!

I loved this brand for this age, I didn't have to worry about any leakages because there weren't any once it was on properly, absorbs nicely

Item as described

Great value for money

I was excited to find these nappies on Amazon as they're our favourite, but we don't do our food shop at Aldi. However after my third pack bought from this seller I've come to realise they're on Amazon for a reason - every single pack has faulty nappies in it, mostly to do with the sticky tabs, they are too stuck down and require very gently unpeeling to not rip the nappy - something that's impossible to do when you have a squirming baby threatening to display a fountain of urine! So I can only assume the sellers are acquiring these nappies as they've not passed the Aldi quality tests and are then selling them on.I also don't think it's very ethical of the sellers to offer a discount for leaving a 5 star review! Reviews should be genuine and not down to bribery!