Rite Aid Tugaboos Diapers, keeping your children dry!
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Rite Aid Tugaboos diapers. All thoughts and opinions are 100% my own.
Woohoo, I finally found a diaper that can meet all my toddler/baby needs.
Rite Aid has launched their private label diapers and training pants that are just perfect for Jordan and they are called Tugaboos. I’m not sure about anyone else but lately my youngest son has been waking up soiled every morning so when I heard about Rite Aid Tugaboos, I was ready to try out that brand too.
When we opened the package to try one on Jordan, he noticed the animal print which was a tiger.Ā Even though he is in the training stage I still have to use diapers some days to assist him . Each diaper has its own animal print and shows the size of the diaper next to animal design.
The Tugaboos diapers has so many great benefits that will assist your child in staying dry.
Tugaboos has recently increased leakage protection and faster absorption. The waist and side panels are stretchable, soft and flexible which makes them fit comfortably on your child’s buttock. The inner liner is hypoallergenic and has a soft cottony feel which will also help to protect baby and toddler skin.
I have never purchased Tugaboos before, this was actually my first time but I will go on record to say I will surely purchase them again. I think they are good quality diapers that will provide our toddlers/baby’s with the protection that him or her will need to stay dry and the protection they need for their skin. I think Tugaboos Diapers are of great value diaper for our kids.
What I really like about the Tugaboos Diapers;
is they give our children flexible fit, protects their skin with the hypoallergenic liner, reasonably priced, a secure waistline panel that also stretches and gives them a soft feel. I think they are a great choice for both toddler and baby. So Mom or Dad, don’t wait visit your nearest Ride Aid and purchase your Tugaboos Premium Diaper, I would love to hear your thoughts.
For the month of June, all Tugaboos purchases will earn an entry into the Tugaboos and Vera Bradley Sweepstakes.
With every in-store purchase of qualifying Tugaboos products using your wellness+ card at any Rite Aid store between June 1-30, 2013, you will receive an entry for a chance to win one of (25) Vera Bradley Designer Diaper Bags filled with select Tugaboos products.
To enter without making a purchase, complete this entry form here: .
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Rite Aid Tugaboos diapers. All thoughts and opinions are 100% my own.
Thanks for the review on these. My daughter is expecting and it won’t be long before my new grandson will be needing these.
I’m a grandmother now and wish these were around about six years ago. lol TY
Dry nights are a blessing:)
Great review.I’ve never heard of this brand. I did use CVS brand a few times.
I have never heard of these but they look great!!
I’ve never heard of Tugaboos Diapers, but I rarely shop at Rite Aid because they closed the one down the street. I think store brand diapers are a great value though.
I haven’t heard about this brand before. But, I think it’s a good buy.
I have never heard of them and they are right across the street from where I work (Walgreen’s), but quite honestly I prefer the Walgreen’s brand diapers because they are the only ones that don’t give my baby diaper rash.
I have heard of Tugaboos but I have never used them for my daughter.
It’s been a while since my kids were in diapers but it sure sounds like they have improved and they are cuter too.
These sound good! We don’t have a Rite Aid nearby, though.
I would agree to purchase the Tugaboos diapers if they prove to be as absorbent as the leading diaper and were priced lower.
I haven’t heard of these, I have no children. And my grandchildren are all potty trained. Thank you. Vicki
I never heard of these. When my baby was in diapers many years ago, I used name/store brand. Sometimes store brand was better. Always worth trying them!
my kids are way past the diaper stage….but i used store brands then….some were good some weren’t(u figured it out)…but they were def cheaper than the name brands!!!
I think I tried Tugaboos once or twice when my kids were in diapers. I often found the store brands worked just as well and were much less expensive.
Yes I have heard of them but I sometimes by the pullup/training pants in them if they are cheaper then reg. pullups.
Love Tugaboos!
this first time i ever heard of this brand,but will share it with my gf who just had twins.
I purchased these for my daughter to use. She loved them!
I have never heard of the Rite Aid brand, but I also dont shop there often. But would be willing to give them a shot for a lower price then the brand name ones!
i have never heard of these but thats probably because we dont have rite aid out here in indiana….thanks for sharing…
Iāve never heard of this brand before,but I would like to try them.My grandaughter gets up every morning soaked.
I love the name tugaboos. Thanks for letting me know about these diapers.
My son is 17 months old and wakes up soiled on a daily basis as well. These diapers sound like a godsend. I plan on picking some up asap for my boy. Thank you for writing a review and informing me about a new brand of diapers.
I’ve never heard of those before but would love to try them out
I currently do not use disposable diapers and there are no Rite Aids anywhere near us. Buy I did read your review and it sounds as thou they have a good product. I have noticed that there are quite few places that are carrying their own brands. This will help those on a tight budget
These look great!
I wonder if they come in scent free too?
i wish we had a rite aid where i live, my youngest son soaks his diapers every night and always wakes up wet and in a bad mood lol š
Iāve never seen the rite-aid brand, but they are really cute and look extra absorbent. I donāt have a little one that needs them right now, but I have lots of nieces and nephews that age. Iāll definitely share the information!
https://nighthelper.com/rite-aid-tugaboos-diapers-keeping-your-children-dry/%5D
Iāve never heard of this brand. I will keep a look out for these and let my Daughter’s know
Never heard of this brand before. Good review
I’m definitely going to give these a shot. I’m always looking for cost effective alternatives. It’s often hard to find the same quality as Pampers Cruisers (our default for my son).
I wish they had these around when my kids were in diapers! Cute look also!
Cute!
those diapers are adorable on of neighbors just had a baby I’ linking her to this review.
Those are cute diapers. Thank you, Jerri Davis
First I’ve heard of these but will share this information with my niece who is going through lots of diapers with her baby girl.
I have never heard of this brand of diapers before. Too bad I don’t have a Rite Aid near me or I would give them a try!
I have not tried this brand but now I will!
I’ve never heard of those before. The name is really cute. I love the contest they are having. I love Vera Bradley.
We do not have a Rite-Aid near us, nor kiddo’s but I will share with friends who do live near one and have kids!
You can order them online! http://shop.riteaid.com/Rite-Aid-Baby-Rite-Aid-Brand-Store/b/3177119011
We use tugaboos here as well. It’s so surprising to see how well store brand diapers are made now, especially the ones from the pharmacies. Great post!
How adorable! My kids are teens but these look like a great product.
I’ve never heard of them but I like the increased leakage protection. Very important =)
I’ve never heard of this brand, but I’ll be sure to share with my sister.
I’ve never seen this brand of diaper before. It has a super fun name! And it looks like they are really effective.
Seems like they are a pretty good diaper for a store brand. I am also wondering how they compare in price. We usually buy LUVS because they are cheaper than Pampers and Huggies, though my son has been leaking through a lot so I may be interested in trying something new.
I had never heard of Tugaboos either. Too bad we don’t have any Rite Aids in our state – wish we did!
I’ve never heard of this brand before, how does it compare in price to others?
Hi Tammi,
It appears that Rite Aid brand cost is a few dollars less than the normal brands. I believe they start at a price a little over $6 bucks.