Marks & Spencer Little Smiles review
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M&S claims its ‘ultra-absorbent’ disposable nappies can keep your baby dry for up to 12 hours thanks to their fast-absorbing channels. We’ve tested these premium supermarket nappies to see how quickly they absorb fluid, how effective they are at locking it in, and whether they let any wetness leak through. Read our full disposable nappy review to see how they fared.
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First reviewed by Which?
April 2022
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