So after cloth diapering for a little bit I decided rather having covers with each size to find some all size diaper covers. Well actually for waterproof like these there are not too many choices. One thing I liked immediately was the snaps and I had like Blueberry Diapers so I figured the covers would be great as well. They have lots of adorable patterns. One thing they seems to lack is they are not as sturdy as some of the other brands they seems to thinner material. The snaps are very strong and definitely fit well with any you might use. They are a bit pricers but they last so much longer through many sizes since they are so adjustable.Overall a pretty good cover it just seems like overtime they might wear more easily than others.

sarkell

Prairie Village, KS

The Blueberry Coverall One Size Covers run a bit big. They are a very high qauality, durable diaper. They come in the cutest prints of any other cover brand out there. Nothing is cuter than their cow print on a baby's bum. They have the double leg gussets which have better coverage for around the legs. They are cut a little wider than other covers. They seem to fit much better over prefolds than my other covers do. They also fit pretty well over my bulkier fitteds. I have the snaps just because I think they will be more durable. Also, I have heard that the aplix can dig into baby's skin and irritate them. So, I am trying to stick with snaps and Blueberrys. Baby has SOAKED through prefolds yet not a drop has come out of the Blueberry Coverall Diaper Cover. I'm planning on buying more.

paul530

Los Angeles, CA

I tried the Blueberry Diapers Coverall One-Size Cloth Diaper with my second baby, because I was tired of having to buy multiple covers everytime the baby grew.  While they did have a wide variety of snaps to use to customize the fit, I was never able to get a good fit on my son.  The Blueberry Diapers Coverall One-Size Cloth Diaper tended to give him red marks around the waist and thighs.  If I had it on tight enough to contain blowouts, then it was too tight and left the red marks.  But if I snapped it loose enough to be more comfortable, then he would leak out at the waist and thighs. It really didn't contain his pee overnight, but I will say that he was a super soaker and not many covers did. The pluses to this diaper are the one size feature, the snaps which help up well and the fact that it washes well without holding onto an ammonia smell (which is a big problem with cloth diapers).

momtoGcubed

Bomoseen, VT

When I started cloth diapering, I went through much trial and error in finding what worked for us.  After likeing - but  not loving - many covers, I stumbled across the Blueberry Coverall cloth diaper cover.  Since it is a one-size cover, it will fit from vertually newborn to potty training!  It is available in an aplix (velcro) closure or polyresin snaps. I much preferr the snap version as I do not like the way the velcro-type closure catches on my shirts when holding my baby without pants over top of the cover, and the way velcro will chain on other items in the wash.  The coverall snaps down in the front to adjust the rise settings, and has well-placed double row snaps for the waist adjustment.  This double row of waist snaps make it possible to adjust the leg openings indepentantly of the waist, which can be very conviniant as baby grows.  I love these covers, they are tough, and hold up to daily use - I have one cover that has been used heavily for 2 years that still looks new!  They are also bulletproof as far as keeping wetness in.  I have used them with prefolds, trifolded prefolds, fitteds and regular pocket-style inserts and have had a great fit with al of them.  Big thumbs up!

Xraychic9

Syracuse, NY