Comments about Cloth Diapers - Butter:

We just love these diapers - they keep the baby dry, they're soft and comfortable. We're using them with the Kushies flushable liners, if we anticipate some messy job happening; you just 'peel' the liner off the diaper, flush it, and you're done!
We tried the gDiaper and the bumGenius, but our baby got red marks from them.

Comments about Cloth Diapers - Butter:

These are great, they make up the bulk of my stash. They are really easy to use and wash, much easier than I had anticipated.

Comments about Cloth Diapers - Butter:

I never took time to use cloth diapers because I remember how much time it took to fold and wash diapers when my mom used them on my younger siblings. Wow, cloth diapers have came a long way! These diapers are simple and easy to use, no pins, plasic pants or folding! So far, they have washed up really well. These are quite an investment, but well worth the price.

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I love these diapers. I have been using them at night for 10 months now and my 18 month old daughter has never leaked through. She sleeps 13 hours straight. They can be harder to do with a very squirmy baby, but I found that Keira likes them more than the others. She will pick them out of the bunch. So she will allow me to put them on her now. I also found that the snaps are Keira proof. She cannot undo them like she can the aplix on the BG 3.0's.

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I love these diapers! I was using all Bum Genius one size pockets and I found a great deal on these diapers so I bought 4. I love the way they fit my daughter. She is 3 months old and about 14lbs but she is in smalls and they are on the smallest snaps so I can see myself getting a lot of use out of these! They look more comfortable on her than my BG's do too. The inside fleece is SOO soft and poo sprays off much easier than on my BG's! I wish these came in a one size because I would own many more! And the big hole in the back to allow for an insert, yes BG has a flap over it to keep it dry, but all you have to do with these is tuck the extra fabric in the back and make sure the fleece is tucked inside so you don't get any leaks. They are easier to stuff than the Bum Genius one size too. My favorite diaper hands down!

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I love our Fuzzi Bunz and wouldn't trade them for any other brand. I used Kushies on our first 2 kids, and hated them so much that I went back to disposables for our 3rd. Then on our 4th, I tried just about every type of cloth diaper available, and these are the best. The inserts dry best in the dryer with a dry bath towel, and they will dry in about an hour on low temp. The snaps are holding up well compared to some of the snap products I have used in the past. I have a 40 lb. 2 year old who wears a size 4 clothing, and he has no trouble fitting in a size large and has room to grow. Bum Genius 3.0 wouldn't have even come close to fitting him, even when he was in the weight range, because he is thick, especially in his thighs and tush. We even use them at night, stuffed with a good prefold and flannel liner, instead of the micro insert. He can sleep 12 hours and not leak, when he used to leak out of pull ups every night. My only suggestion is to line dry the diaper itself and only dry the insert in the dryer. I did it that way for a few months, and then after putting the diapers in the dryer, some of the snaps became tight, or difficult I should say. The diapers dry easy on a rack inside the house overnight, or in a few hours outside in the sun.

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I like these diapers. They are high quality cloth pocket diapers. I will say there are two things I do not like...the back, where you put the liner is open, as opposed to bum genius which has a little flap to cover the opening, and the inside of the diaper, the microfleece inner layer, seems to pill after you wash it, I am not a fan of that at all. We ordered three of these, and I will continue to use them, but we also have seven of the bum genius 3.0's and I must say I like them a lot better. The snaps are also more time consuming when it comes to getting a twisting and turning little one all set up, velcro is a lot easier.

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I am a first time user of cloth diapers, this is day 2 and I love 'em. I decided for the summer to go with cloth diapers, I didnt like the way with disposable diapers, Kaitlyn was getting irritated on the insides of her legs from the plastic, I just want her to be comfortable. I thought they would be alot more difficult to use, trust me I definately was shocked the first time she pooped in them, but was amazed how easy they were to clean (following the instructions).