Comments on: All In One Cloth Diapers Comparison

By: Autumn Beck

Autumn Beck — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 21:57:44 +0000

Hi, Kelly. I know at this point you are probably overwhelmed. Both of the brands you mentioned are very popular pocket cloth diapers. Pockets are great because you can adjust the absorbency of the diaper by how much you “stuff” in the pocket. Snaps usually out last velcro closures. I would check out Cloth Diaper Superstore. Leslie can set you up with a trial package. Let her know I sent you over, she is awesome to work with.

By: Kelly F

Kelly F — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 04:11:34 +0000

Has anyone tried “bumGenius” or “FuzziBunz”? I was wondering how they compare. I want to try Cloth Diapers….. but I don’t want to buy multiple kinds. Just want to find a good one and stick with it. My son (7 months) currently poops out of Luvs and Parents Choice Walmart brand diapers.
Thoughts?

By: Malinda

Malinda — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 19:12:50 +0000

I’ve tried the gdiapers and here is my 2 cents on them:
I love the colors, and like that the cloth hits my son’s skin, not the liner. However, I use them with pre-folds, *not* the “flushable” inserts. This is for two reasons: #1 is that the inserts are only flushable if you rip them apart, which I’m not doing to something covered in poo. And #2 because the inserts are very expensive – more expensive than most disposibles.
I do like the snap-in liner because I can keep them on hand pre-stuffed and changing is just a matter of un-snapping one and snapping in another. I’ve never had problems with leaks or anything like that.
HTH!

By: Stacy (again)

Stacy (again) — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 04:42:52 +0000

I’m the Stacy who wrote the AIO comparisons.

I haven’t tried gDiapers- although I’ve been tempted to try them- they’re very cute! Although I hear that you can’t use them without a snap-in liner that comes with them, because the messes don’t stay contained. So from what I hear, it’s no easier than other types of cloth diapers.

I’ve actually been using my lowly single Mums Bums for naps lately, to try it out. So far so good! I actually like the functioning of it. Although it’s not the trimmest, it is absorbent.

By: Michelle

Michelle — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 06:43:40 +0000

sorry, one more thing, i would prefer if mums bums came with snaps, occasionally the velcro would scratch my daughters tummy, but i never could find an AIO that had the snaps and bamboo and i’m telling you that bamboo lining is what does the job. they work even better if you put a hemp doubler or liner under the bamboo lining, and it doesn’t add to the bulk.

By: Michelle

Michelle — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 06:39:41 +0000

hi, i have to agree about dream eze, although if i made sure i changed her after 2 hrs we were fine and they were great for under jeans
i love mums bums, do you have the ones with the bamboo lining?? i had a really big wetter and this was the only one that worked for us at nap time and not all nights but lots of nights she woke up dry and if not dry just a little wet at the sides, and i’m telling you she was a heavy wetter! the key is to make sure you have the bamboo lining, we have a few others with suede cloth and fleece and cotton and i’m sure that the times she woke up wet were due to her not having the bamboo ones on. also the bamboo ones, after using for almost a year are still soft and wonderful to touch

By: Michelle

Michelle — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 03:38:44 +0000

I’ve never even heard of some of these! But I love the pockets that GAD makes so I bet their stuffable AIOs would be good too! Different needs for different bums… I mean babes

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 01:50:35 +0000

Hello,

Thanks for posting this comparison of diapers. Has anyone tried the gdiapers? I am curious about them, if they work and are easy to use?

Thank you.