The 8 Best Places to Buy Diapers in 2020

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Our Top Picks

Amazon

"Competitive prices and high marks from customers."

Boxed

"Offers an array of diapers for various stages."

BuyBuy Baby

"Get an assortment of diapers with a price matching feature."

Target

"The subscription service is super easy to use."

Honest

"Maximize savings with bundle subscriptions."

Walmart

"Has a wide range of options, from big brands to bargain brands."

Costco

"Perfect if you're looking to buy diapers in bulks at a great value."

Cotton Babies

"Has a great selection of cloth diapers, diaper covers, and inserts."

Our Top Picks

Amazon

When it comes to diapering, Amazon will deliver all your needs right to your doorstep. They carry everything from cloth to disposable diapers, pull-ups, swim diapers and wipes, creams, and carriers. They carry all the big brands like Pampers, Huggies and Luvs, but also have their own brand of diapers and wipes—Mama Bear—that are competitively priced and get high marks from customers.

Most ship free if you’re a Prime member, and you can save even more if you subscribe to get your diapers delivered on a regular basis.

Boxed

With the time you spend changing diapers, the last thing you want to do is run to the store to buy them. To purchase diapers in bulk from the comfort of your home, there’s Boxed.com. They offer an array of diapers for various stages from a host of different brands, all at much lower prices than many retail prices. There are diaper choices from well-known brands such as Huggies, Pampers, and Luvs as well as wipes, lotions, and other baby items. An added bonus: you can buy your groceries and other household items while you’re at it.

Your first order ships free and there’s no membership fee to pay. Most orders will arrive at your door within two business days.

BuyBuy Baby

BuyBuy Baby offers an assortment of diapers, ranging from disposables from leading companies like Pampers and Huggies to those from smaller companies like Babyganics and the Honest Company (they have their own line of diapers, too). They also sell cloth diapers, swim diapers, and more. Their prices are competitive, and they offer price matching as well if you find a better deal.

If you have other baby gear to buy, it’s a good one-stop shop for all your needs, and they offer extra services like nursery design and baby registries.

Target

Sure, you can go to a Target store and buy diapers, but then you’re likely to spend another big chunk of change on all of those things you “need.” If you just want to buy diapers, however, Target offers a subscription service that’s easy to use and won’t have your toddler begging for candy in the checkout line. Bonus: If you subscribe, you’ll save 5 percent. They also offer same-day delivery, in-store pickup, and even a drive-up service.

They carry diapers from all the major brands including Pampers, Huggies, and Seventh Generation as well as their own line called Up & Up, which gets rave reviews online.

Honest

While you can buy Honest Company’s fun, wellness-conscience diapers from most places that sell baby products, the company offers its own bundle subscriptions. Each month you receive a supply of diapers and wipes, the number of which is dependent on the number of diapers you need. For example, a monthly bundle of newborn diapers contains 224 diapers, while a size-6 bundle contains 126 diapers. You get to pick which prints you want, and you can adjust your ship date or cancel your service at any time.

Honest Company also sells single packs of diapers and wipes and other diapering accessories as well a wide range of other products for parents and babies.

Walmart

Walmart offers diaper options galore, including those from big brands like Pampers and Huggies as well as those from lesser-known bargain brands that offer significant savings.

If you're already going to be at Walmart or ordering other things online, throwing in your diapers is convenient, and if you’re not committed to a name brand of diapers, you can save some serious cash. Most orders come with free 2-day delivery or free in-store pickup.

Costco

If you’re looking to buy diapers in bulk, look no further than Costco. They offer megapacks of diapers, wipes, and other diapering supplies at competitive prices. They don’t offer as wide a selection of brands like some other retailers, but they do offer their own brand—Kirkland Signature—that customers rave about for their affordable, quality diapers and wipes. They offer free shipping, or you can pick them up when you’re making your regular Costco run. You will, however, need a membership.

Cotton Babies

If you choose cloth diapers for your baby, then Cotton Babies is worth a look. They offer a wide selection of cloth diapers, diaper covers, and inserts, as well as hybrid diapers that consist of a waterproof cover and an absorbent, disposable insert.

The company also offers an array of naturally-focused baby products, including baby carriers, toys, and other gear. While most of their business is online, they do have one store in St. Louis, Missouri, if you happen to be in that area. Their goal is for all Americans to use cloth diapers, and they also provide them to missionaries around the world through their Diaper Grant program.