An item (originally circulated in November 2013) about a child receiving severe chemical burns caused by Huggies Snug and Dry brand disposable diapers is quite similar, save for a change in brand ...

Kimberly-Clark was hit with a consumer class action Tuesday in California Eastern District Court over the company's Huggies Snug & Dry diapers. The lawsuit, filed by Finkelstein & Krinsk ...

Huggies diapers hit the market in 1978 and are owned ... which are made for babies up to about 18 pounds. Next are Snug & Dry diapers, which come in sizes one to size six, meant for babies from ...

The problem is with Huggies Snug & Dry diapers. A spokesman for the company admits the blue dye from the diaper can bleed onto babies' skin, making it look as if the infant has bruises.

Diaper ads typically are earnest ... Revenue for the top seller, Huggies Snug and Dry, fell 4.7 percent and for second-place Pampers Baby Dry dropped 13 percent, while revenues for less expensive ...

One mom noted that this diaper was one of the few that fit her daughter, who’s in the 90th percentile for height and weight, and another mom called it “perfectly snug.” Huggies seem to fit ...

What you’ll love: They are 25% more absorbent than Huggies Snug & Dry, and the SnugFit back waist stays in place to help prevent leaks. What you should consider: Reviewers say the new diaper ...