You can tell if Huggies diapers are too small by looking for signs of red marks on your baby or toddlers thighs as well as waist and between their legs.
If the baby has any red marks that are on their thighs or waist or between their legs it's a sign that the Huggies diaper is too small or too tight.
Also if you have difficulty fastening the diaper tabs or there are frequent diaper leaks or blowouts or a low rise fit then it's a sign that the Huggies diaper is too small and you should go up a size.
Another sign of the Huggies diapers being too small is that the diaper does not cover the baby or toddlers butt all the way.
When fitting a diaper the Huggies diaper or other diaper should fit snug but not too tight and you should be able to get a few fingers under the diapers waistband.
If not then the diaper is too tight and you should go up a size in the diapers.
The weight range on diapers is a guideline but some babies may need larger diapers even though they are of the weight to fit in them.
Some babies and toddlers can be built larger and still weigh within the weight range of the diapers.
Frequent diaper leaks or blowouts is one of the most common signs that the diaper is too small and you should go up to a new size.