New Luvs Super Absorbent Leakguard Diapers at Walmart #TheClueIsInTheBlue

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My youngest child is 6 years old, so it's been a while since I've had to change or buy diapers. In fact I hadn't had to change a diaper in YEARS until two weeks ago when we sweet little niece was born, Kennedy. Here she is! Isn't see adorable. She's a super sweet little baby. Of course I'm a little biased.

 All my kids are fighting over who gets to hold her. It's been neat to see how much they love her. I didn't know how they would react, but so far they've been gentle and it's gone well.





So, now that my niece is here I am changing diapers again and I must say they've changed and improved a lot, especially Luvs.

Luvs have gotten better with their new Super Absorbent Leakguard diapers. The new leakguards are 15% more absorbent than other Luvs. They have a contoured shape with leak barrier leg gathers, for a snug, comfortable fit. And with an ultra absorbent leakguard core that helps lock wetness away from baby’s skin, they absorb even more. The blue seal on the Super Absorbent Leakguard boxes represent that they are a special version of Luvs, exclusively found at Walmart.

Some of my sister's friends gave her a huge box of these diapers and I found out that they only come in a super pack. Super packs come with 92 to 124 diapers, depending on the size you choose. They are available in sizes NB, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6! One box is a little less than $20.

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Potty Training hell

Right now, I am almost a year into potty training and it has become pointless. My youngest child is almost 3 and should be using the potty all the time. He apparently only does so when he feels like it.
For instance on a long car ride. He doesn't like to sit in a yucky diaper; so miraculously he can hold it and uses the potty every stop we make over the course of a 17 hour drive.

 Unfortunately when we are at home he could care less. When he is at MOPS and Mommy's morning out he is using the bathroom. All the workers are so amazed that he is potty trained. I am also amazed and annoyed.

So with that said, I know I have successfully taught him to go potty, because he does it so well when he wants to. Now if I could just get him to go potty for me. I am so tired of buying diapers and carrying a diaper bag. The other day I caught myself day dreaming about burning the diaper bag in our fire pit!!

Tips anyone??