Huggies Little Movers Diapers, Moderate Absorbency FAQs

Who should be using this product?

Babies who are on-the-go and need a secure and snug diaper.

How do you use or apply this product?

Babies can wear the Huggies Little Movers Diapers until wetness indicator indicates it’s time to change, or as needed. Dispose once used.

What diaper style should we choose for our active baby?

Our Huggies Little Movers diapers offer double grip strips that help babies on the go.

What is the difference between Little Movers and Little Movers Plus?

Our Huggies Little Movers Plus diapers are Costco exclusive, and more absorbent than our Little Movers style.

What sizes have the wetness indicator? Blowout protector?

All sizes of our Huggies Little Movers diapers have the wetness indicator and feature our pocketed waistband to help prevent blowouts.

What are the buttons graphics on the front of the diaper?

Our Huggies Little Movers diapers include a SizeUp indicator. This is designed to help understand when it's time to move to the next size. When the tabs land beyond the button graphics, baby is ready for the next size.

Ingredients

Your baby’s skin is our priority. That’s why we carefully select each ingredient that goes into Huggies Diapers. Here’s a look at all the unique ingredients and their purpose.

• Wood Pulp: Helps absorb wetness and store it away.
• Polypropylene: A common material in fibers and films. Used to deliver softness, durability, and protection.
• Polyethylene: A common material used in fibers and films. We use it to deliver softness, breathability, and protection.
• Polyrurethane elastics: A material with stretch that provides a great fit and helps prevent leakage.
• Polyolefin Elastic: A material with stretch that provides a great fit and helps prevent leakage.
• Adhesives: Adhesives are used to hold the components together or help adhere the products to garments.
• Colorants: Pigments and colorants are used to provide the colors and designs seen on our products. The amounts we use per product are very small and are evaluated to ensure they are safe and non-sensitizing.
• Printing Inks: Printing inks are used to provide a decorative design. The colorants and pigments we use are evaluated to ensure they are safe and non-sensitizing.
• Sodium Polyacrylate: A superabsorbent material that pulls in and absorbs fluid for wetness protection.
• Polyester: A common fiber found in many fabrics or textiles. We use it in our products to deliver softness and protection.
• Color-changing wetness indicator: An adhesive with color-changing ink that helps to identify when urination has occurred without disturbing the baby.