Aldi Mamia Nappies Review

At around 20c per nappy, these are cheap!

My son currently use these as his day time nappies despite the 3 star score.

From the outside, these nappies feel quite thin, and plastic. I think they are soft enough so my son isn't uncomfortable. However, I do make sure I change his diaper every couple of hours or so. Any less, and there will be risk of leakages. Since he currently goes through 6 - 8 diapers a day, I will keep using these until I find something better.

Usually these nappies are OK to contain normal poos and wees. However, when his poo is runny, or if he has a poo explosion, there will be major leakages down the legs, and up the backside. And then it's emergency bath time and change of clothes. This has only happened a handful of times to me in 8 months, so I am happy to accept the risk, and always keep a spare change of clothes handy. That's the major downside to these nappies. Only one line of protection along the legs, and no elastic backside protection at all.

If you choose to go Aldi, you do need to change baby's diaper regularly.

The absorbency of the Aldi Mamia nappies are OK, and manages to keep my son dry. He hasn't had any nappy rash at all since using these diapers.

Overall, I give the Aldi Mamia diapers a rating 3 star - the low cost of the diapers makes it a viable day time option.

Update

My son no longer uses these, as we've found the woolies Little One's are the best amongst the cheaper diapers.

Price

Brand	Weight	Box Size	Price	Price per ea
Aldi Mamia SupaFit Newborn	up to 5kg	28	$4.29	$0.15
Aldi Mamia SupaFit Infant	4 - 8kg	60	$10.99	$0.18
Aldi Mamia SupaFit Crawler	6 - 11kg	56	$10.99	$0.20
Aldi Mamia SupaFit Toddler	10 - 15kg	50	$10.99	$0.22
Aldi Mamia SupaFit Walker	13 - 18kg	48	$10.99	$0.23

* Approximate prices as of Mar 2017.

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