We used this brand of diaper from the time our child was 6 months old and haven't found anything wrong with it. The price is fantastic, especially buying in bulk (which we always do) and rarely leaked. The price difference between this and other name brand diapers is huge and they all do the same thing.

My father in law bought us a couple of boxes of boxes of Teddys choice diapers as a gift when I was pregnant and I donated them to charity because I just assumed they were not very good. One night a few months after our son was born we ran out of diapers and No Frills was the only place open. Of course they did not have our size in Huggies so we bought a small package of these for the evening. We have been using them ever since! They are great, better than the big named brands, and a lot cheaper too. We LOVE Teddy's choice diapers!

These diapers are pretty good for what you pay for. The only complaint that I have is that my son leaks through them at night. I use Pampers on him at night as he doesn't pee through them. The fit isn't as great as Pampers but do the trick. I use these during the day and I have no complaints about them for that purpose. They're great if you're on a budget and Superstore offers really good deals on them from time to time.

One thing you quickly learn when you become a parent is that one diaper does not fit all. My daughter wore primarily Huggies diapers but for my sons Teddy's Choice and the Kirkland Signature brand (available at Costco) were the best choice. I have also used Pampers and liked them, but I tended to find better deals on Huggies with all the coupons they put out.

Teddy's Choice are very affordable and just as absorbent as the brand name products. My preference came down to how the diaper fit on my babies' bottoms, and for my sons, Teddy's Choice was one of the best fits.

Give them a try!

Pampers are, in my opinion, the best quality diaper out there. But Teddy's diapers (from Superstore or Extra Foods) are a very close second, and at times they are HALF THE PRICE of Pampers. They have the same soft and thin feel to them as Pampers do and hold almost as much wetness. Because of the price they are the brand that I usually buy. By far the best store brand diaper I have found.

I have nothing bad to say about these diapers! I've been using them on my children for the past 4 years and I had never once had an accident. I find them just as good or better than the brand names. They are very affortable and they go on sale a couple of times a year. In this case cheaper is definately better!