Parent's Choice Overnight Diapers...Convenient and Affordable!

I'm so pleased to have been given this sponsored post opportunity with Parent’s Choice Overnight Baby Diapers.

Did you know that the average family of quadruplets go through 30,000 diapers before they are potty trained? I know. Crazy, right?

With those kind of numbers, we obviously try to save on diapers as much as possible. Every few months, I price diapers on different websites to make sure we are getting the best deal. We've learned to be pretty flexible during the day time since they are changed every few hours.

Nighttime is a different story. We routinely pay extra for diapers that are more absorbent.  Sleep is a commodity over here, so we really try to keep disruptions to our kids' sleep schedule to a minimum. They simply have better days, when they have had solid sleep the night before (so does Mommy!). Having them wake up because they are soaked through is something that can be avoided, so we do our best not to go there. Not to mention that having a family of six generates enough laundry already. I don't have time to wash extra pajamas, sheets, and mattress pads just because our diapers didn't work!

Recently, I was given the opportunity to try Parent's Choice Overnight Baby Diapers from Walmart. I really thought that we had tried just about every brand and type of diaper on the market, but this is one that I didn't even know existed! Walmart has overnight diapers? I'm intrigued!

They sent me a package of Parent's Choice Overnight Size 4 Diapers which I promptly put on four little rumps. I'll say this for having quads, they certainly make for a nice test market!

I was very pleasantly surprised with how absorbent the diapers were! Even my boys who have a hard time not leaking stayed perfectly dry. Considering that I've been paying higher prices for name brand overnight diapers up to this point, I'm very thankful to have found not only an affordable option, but also a convenient one! I do most of my grocery shopping at Walmart, so it will be easy to pick up a package of diapers while I'm there.

"Night time protection for babies is an important consideration for parents as their little one grows. Ordinary diapers may not have enough absorbent capacity to handle multiple voids over long periods of time with older babies. When wet mornings become the norm, parents start looking for more protection to guard against overnight leaks.

Parent’s Choice Overnight Baby Diapers are super absorbent for overnight and long-trip protection. This is an overnight diaper at prices that everyone can afford!"

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Parent’s Choice Overnight Baby Diapers. All thoughts and opinions are my own. For more info, please see my disclaimer page.

I'm so pleased to have been given this sponsored post opportunity with Parent’s Choice Overnight Baby Diapers.

Did you know that the average family of quadruplets go through 30,000 diapers before they are potty trained? I know. Crazy, right?

With those kind of numbers, we obviously try to save on diapers as much as possible. Every few months, I price diapers on different websites to make sure we are getting the best deal. We've learned to be pretty flexible during the day time since they are changed every few hours.

Nighttime is a different story. We routinely pay extra for diapers that are more absorbent.  Sleep is a commodity over here, so we really try to keep disruptions to our kids' sleep schedule to a minimum. They simply have better days, when they have had solid sleep the night before (so does Mommy!). Having them wake up because they are soaked through is something that can be avoided, so we do our best not to go there. Not to mention that having a family of six generates enough laundry already. I don't have time to wash extra pajamas, sheets, and mattress pads just because our diapers didn't work!

Recently, I was given the opportunity to try Parent's Choice Overnight Baby Diapers from Walmart. I really thought that we had tried just about every brand and type of diaper on the market, but this is one that I didn't even know existed! Walmart has overnight diapers? I'm intrigued!

They sent me a package of Parent's Choice Overnight Size 4 Diapers which I promptly put on four little rumps. I'll say this for having quads, they certainly make for a nice test market!

I was very pleasantly surprised with how absorbent the diapers were! Even my boys who have a hard time not leaking stayed perfectly dry. Considering that I've been paying higher prices for name brand overnight diapers up to this point, I'm very thankful to have found not only an affordable option, but also a convenient one! I do most of my grocery shopping at Walmart, so it will be easy to pick up a package of diapers while I'm there.

"Night time protection for babies is an important consideration for parents as their little one grows. Ordinary diapers may not have enough absorbent capacity to handle multiple voids over long periods of time with older babies. When wet mornings become the norm, parents start looking for more protection to guard against overnight leaks.

Parent’s Choice Overnight Baby Diapers are super absorbent for overnight and long-trip protection. This is an overnight diaper at prices that everyone can afford!"

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Parent’s Choice Overnight Baby Diapers. All thoughts and opinions are my own. For more info, please see my disclaimer page.

Is This Real Life??

Walmart is already an adventure even though I haven't actually taken the kids shopping with me yet.

Every month I pick up 32 cans of formula to feed our little people.

Yeah, that's over $1000 worth of formula if you are curious. We are blessed to qualify for a little assistance with that. Otherwise...holy cow!

Anyway, I can't go to pick up that much formula without creating a bit of a scene. I try to do it all at one time so I don't have to think about it every week, but it always ends up drawing attention. Last week was no different.



I unloaded 19 cans of formula (that's all they had, I'll get more this week) onto the checkout belt and proceeded to start unloading the rest of our regular groceries.

 Cashier: Those aren't all for one baby, are they?!
Me: Oh no. I have quadruplets.
Lady in front of me: *stops mid-credit card swipe and her jaw drops* You have what?!
Me: I have quadruplets. *still unloading groceries*
Lady: How many IS that?
Me: That's four.
Lady: You have four babies? I've seen stuff about people like you on TV but I've never actually met someone in real life!
Me: Oh...yep. We're real!



Too funny! Based on the response to just buying formula, I'm guessing that the stories will get even better once we are finished with lock down and we actually start taking the kids out with us!

Walmart is already an adventure even though I haven't actually taken the kids shopping with me yet.

Every month I pick up 32 cans of formula to feed our little people.

Yeah, that's over $1000 worth of formula if you are curious. We are blessed to qualify for a little assistance with that. Otherwise...holy cow!

Anyway, I can't go to pick up that much formula without creating a bit of a scene. I try to do it all at one time so I don't have to think about it every week, but it always ends up drawing attention. Last week was no different.



I unloaded 19 cans of formula (that's all they had, I'll get more this week) onto the checkout belt and proceeded to start unloading the rest of our regular groceries.

 Cashier: Those aren't all for one baby, are they?!
Me: Oh no. I have quadruplets.
Lady in front of me: *stops mid-credit card swipe and her jaw drops* You have what?!
Me: I have quadruplets. *still unloading groceries*
Lady: How many IS that?
Me: That's four.
Lady: You have four babies? I've seen stuff about people like you on TV but I've never actually met someone in real life!
Me: Oh...yep. We're real!



Too funny! Based on the response to just buying formula, I'm guessing that the stories will get even better once we are finished with lock down and we actually start taking the kids out with us!