Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers Reviews

Fuzzi Bunz were one of the best choices I made for my son. They are easy to clean and dry. I am not wasting $$ on disposables. My son has only had diaper rash after we had to use disposables on a long air trip -- as soon as he was back in his fuzzi bunz it went away. — I recommend them to anyone interested in cloth diapering.… read full review »

I got these after trying several other cloth dipes and these are my favorite! not elastic marks ... to bowlegged stride from bulky diaper.. just great great great — the only thing is they are soo  expensive! I have tried cheap WAHM versions but they just aren't the same so I have to limit my stash to how many are necessary rather then how many I would really like to have and I continue to use my other brands. —… read full review »

I'm a full time cloth diaper user. I have tried numerous cloth diapers on the market, including many work at home diapers.  I have to say that these are not my favorite. — I like that they grow with the baby. The sizing for newborn lasts well into the 3rd and 4th months; Mediums can be skipped; Large will last until potty training. — Bought brand new they are the softest thing you can put next to babies skin.  — The colors are bright and the designs are cute. They do not fade. — I didnt like that after a few months of washing that fantastic softness… read full review »

I make my own pocket diapers, but acquired a Fuzzi Bunz that I love! If I were going to buy cloth diapers, these are what I would buy. — Pocket diapers are my favorites, and Fuzzi Bunz perform well. We started out using disposables on my first daughter, so I was used to the trim fit of them. Fuzzi Bunz fit trim and go on easily, as disposables do. When my sisters change the baby, they can't figure out how to put on some of our cloth diapers, but they have no problems with Fuzzi Bunz. — I love that they use plastic snaps instead of hook-and-loop tape. The rows of snaps make them… read full review »

I was shocked to find out that my son was allergic to certain chemicals that they use to make disposable diapers waterproof, so I wasn't all that prepared to use cloth diapers, but it was really our only choice. — These diapers are great though! I now would never go back to disposables. We spent about 400 dollars to get everything that we needed to start cloth diapering, it seems like a lot at first but that cost has already paid for itself. We were spending over 100 dollars a month on disposable diapers, and now I have the possibility of never buying diapers again! How exciting is… read full review »

Just the phrase "cloth diaper" may have you wondering. It may conjure thoughts of leaks and diaper pins. Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers are nothing like the old timey cloth diapers. They go on just like a disposable diaper except use snaps instead of velcro. Fuzzi Bunz are a pocket diaper. You insert liners into the back so you choose absorbency. You can use less during the day and more at night. Fuzzi Bunz are virtually leak proof. Fuzzi Bunz come in fun colors and prints. There are many advantages to using Fuzzi Bunz. Fuzzi Bunz save you money in the long run and are great for the… read full review »

I have cloth diapered my son from the day I brought him home from the hospital.  He is 4 years old now and potty trained, but before he was I think I have tried every type of cloth diaper out there.  Fuzzi Bunz were by far the most convenient and trim fitting.  I liked not having to use a seperate cover.  I could fit a bunch of these diapers in the diaper bag too.  I would stuff them with infant sized unbleached chinese prefolds (the same prefolds I used on my son as a newborn).  I didn't enjoy pulling out the wet prefold before tossing both into the diaper… read full review »

I love my Fuzzi Bunz!!!!!! — — I started off with several different pocket diapers for my son - Fuzzi bunz and BumGenius are the ones I'm still using.  They're well constructed - I've never had a snap come loose, an elastic wear out, a seam rip, or anything.  They generally don't leak, unless I haven't stripped them recently (about every 2 months).  I love the colors and patterns.  Not a huge fan of the inserts they come with, but there are some great ones from Cotton Babies that work slick. — — The fleece doesn't stain, has gotten a bit pilled,… read full review »

My favorite!!!  The best baby item in the world.  I have saved so so so much money!  Yes, they are an investment to start.  Yes, I have lost a few to overwashing, but my little guy is now 2, still fits into his small size (he has a little tiny butt), and runs and runs and runs all while staying dry.  I would not trade diapers.  I have other cloth diapers, but none of them are the same.  I love the froggy print best of all.  If I had to do it all over again, I would forgo the crib, the bassinet, the playpen, the swing, whatever was necessary and ask for… read full review »

These are a great way to find out if cloth diapering is right for you.  Paired with a joeybunz hemp insert, there is no trimmer way to cloth diaper.  Or you can use a more robust insert for nighttime use.  Poop slides right off of the fleece, and baby's skin stays as dry as with a disposable. — They're a little pricey.  I'm not sure if a full stash of these would be cheaper than using disposables. — Also, the sizes are very inconsistent.  The same snap setting fits the same baby differently with different diapers, all in the "same" size. —… read full review »

I've tried several different pocket diapers and cloth diapers that require seperate covers, and fuzzi bunz are my favorite. They are also the most expensive. BUT... they wear very well, only leak if you don't put enough "stuffing" in them or forget to change, and you don't have to reach in and pull out the wet stuffings (faster and more sanitary getting them ready to wash). They also are the trimmest diaper, so my child is more comfortable in them. The fleece lining has never been stained by poops, and all my cotton and hemp diapers… read full review »

Great, easy to use cloth diapers. They wash easily, dry quickly, and the fleece keeps baby dry and resistants stains. — — I have one main gripe. This company used to make all their cloth diapers in the USA, but they no longer do that. I prefer to buy WAHM made cloth diapers so that is where most of my cloth diaper budget goes too.  — — They are also quite spendy and not practical to purchase for someone on a budget.  I purchased mine a few years back, while they were made in teh usa and on… read full review »

High quality cloth diaper that will easily last through multiply children.  My son is 2 1/2 and I'm still using the same ones I used when he was 6 months old (thinned down, so they still fit).  I can't express to you how much $$$ you will save, not to mention the postive impact on the environment, by using cloth diapers.  I am so glad I made that decision and after trying A LOT of different brands, these are definately the top on my… read full review »