It's not often I get to try an AIO (All-in-One) diaper, but they truly are one of the most convenient styles you can use. Why? The AIO diaper is designed to be as close to a disposable as possible - in terms of convenience. It's the kind of cloth diaper you simply put on and go. There's nothing to fold or pin. Inserts are already attached to the diaper for you. Thanks Mama was kind enough to send me the Bumkins All-In-One diaper. It's a newer design which features snap closure; previously Continue Reading
Kawaii GoodNight Heavy Wetter Review
It might look like just another Kawaii one-size diaper, but there are a few differences that make it a great option for families who want to use pockets even at night. The Kawaii Goodnight Heavy Wetter is made with three layers of heavy-duty PUL. It's triple-coated, so it gives you extra protection against nighttime leakage. The pocket opening is roomier than other diapers so that it can easily accommodate the two large super-absorbent microfiber inserts which are included with your purchase. Continue Reading
The NEW Bummis Simply Lite Cover (and a Giveaway)!
The first cloth diaper covers I ever used were sized. Bummis was tops on my list because of all the high reviews. When Erik was born, I found the newborn Bummis covers to be some of my favorites. This year Bummis has released a long-awaited one size cover - the Simply Lite! I received a Simply Lite cover in the Denim Dot print plus a Bummis unbleached prefold (infant size) and a flushable liner to review. There are two rows of snaps on the rise of the Simply Lite which means you Continue Reading
Glow Bug Pocket Diapers Review and Giveaway
Glow Bugs came into being when two mothers designed a diaper that would be affordable, high-quality and easy to use. "Glow Bug" was one of their daughter's nicknames; it also captures the image of a cloth diapered baby with a round, padded bottom. Cute as a bug! Glow Bugs sent me two samples, an argyle pocket diaper from their boy collection and the pink and black cassette tapes print from the girl collection. I think the prints are fantastic and the squared off wings give these diapers a Continue Reading
Thirsties Duo Wrap Diaper Cover Review
One of the first brands I discovered when cloth diapering was Thirsties. It's consistently one of the most popular on the market and no wonder. After factoring in the reliable fit, premium features, and huge selection of colors and prints, you’ll still find Thirsties to be quite affordable. Plus, their diapers are manufactured in the USA. I loved the Thirsties Fab Fitteds on newborn Erik, but today my review focuses on the Duo Wraps. Although mine was a bit too bulky when Erik was firstborn, Continue Reading
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