Latest reviews about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

cotopaxi says "Easiest to use, holds up great, and trim fit under clothes" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

cotopaxi — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 08:58:04 GMT

I tried several cloth diapering systems, and Fuzzi Bunz was my hands-down favorite.

The pocket diaper setup seemed like the best of both worlds to me (vs. an all-in-one or fitted diaper with cover). Because the absorbent insert and outer layer separate for washing and drying, it dried dreally quickly (unlike an all-in-one). The insert can be machine dried, and the outer layer hangs dry in a couple of hours, so it was usually dry by the time I was ready to fold laundry. It was also really easy to assemble and use - just stuff the insert into the pocket, and snap on to the baby.

Compared with other brands of pocket diapers (I tried a few), I found that Fuzzi Bunz held up the best wash after wash. The snaps seemed t be the key - a lot of other brands use velcro, and that tended to get pilly and icky looking in my washing machine pretty quickly. The FBs held up wonderfully though - we used the smalls for about 8 months, then the mediums for over a year, and they honestly look if not...

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khakisack says "Almost as easy as disposables!" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

khakisack — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 20:12:18 GMT

Fuzzi Bunz are my second favorite cloth diaper. The reason they aren't my favorite is because I hate having to pull out the insert (some people say it falls out when you shake it, but I've never been that lucky- I've always had to grab it and pull it out). They are cute, and soft, and seem to be comfortable for my baby to wear. I love that they are trim and not as bulky underneath clothes as other diapers- not as much of the cloth diaper bubble butt as other diapers! The elastic also wears out quickly, but they have a good warranty and the customer service can't be beat. I love that they come with snaps so you don't get the peeling velcro like with other cloth diapers (i.e. Bumgenius). If Fuzzi Bunz made an all-in-one diaper, it would definitely be my favorite cloth diaper. Even with the ick factor of removing wet inserts, I still would recommend Fuzzi Bunz to anyone wanting to try cloth!

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MissMommy79 says "One of the best, hands down!" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

MissMommy79 — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 00:00:04 GMT

I started researching cloth diapers when I was pregnant with my first baby. I asked for a set of Fuzzi Bunz for my baby shower. I used them for my first baby and second all the way through potty training. I can't even guess how much money I've saved, not to mention the amount of waste I've avoided.They are very easy to use and wash. They come in many colors and prints for those who like to color coordinate their baby's outfits. They're well-made. Only certain detergents can be used with them, but it's best to be selective about detergents for kids anyway. It turns out that both of my kids are allergic to disposables anyway (found out when grandparents used them) The cloth diapers are light and breatheable. They are adjustable, and they grow with your baby.

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jenperezpsu says "love my fuzzi bunz" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

jenperezpsu — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 16:33:00 GMT

Used these with both of my kids. From what I'm told you either absolutely love these or you hate them... I'm a lover.

Fuzzi Bunz diapers very easy to use and don't accidentally come off or unsnap... They are every easy to care for but as with all cloth diapers, will stink in between washings.

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witchlady1 says "awsome diapers even my hubby thouht so" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

witchlady1 — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 15:48:30 GMT

Fuzzi bunz have to be the best creation out there. When we had my first 17 years ago i used cloth and plastic pants and pins that got old but it saved me tons of money. 7 years ago we had our seconed and i went an bought cloth diapers pins and plastic pants again my hubby was not enthused with this method. he poked her twice with a pin and wouldnt wash diapers wouldnt rally help out much with the whole diaper are of things... so when our next came along he said figure somehting different out or we were buying disposables. i did a lot of research and found fuzzi bunz. these were the best thing ext to disdposables only the dont clog up land fills, easily washable, my husband was even impressed with these he even washed the darn things. they come in all sorts of colors, u can put in as many liners as you feel ya need. i had a heavy wetter so i got hemps and micorfiber liners three at night and two during the day with a change every 2-3 hours and we had very few leaks. with only 12 u will...

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AlabamaGal says "Only for babies with big thighs." about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

AlabamaGal — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 19:46:07 GMT

We tried Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers for a few weeks but experienced too many leaks to stick with them. These are well made and a good budget buy because everything you need is included (no need to buy covers separately), and they are easy to use. However, the leg openings are rather wide and the waist opening rather small, so if your baby is more lean-and-mean than chunky monkey, these might not work for you.

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arow97 says "Saving money, one diaper at a time!" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

arow97 — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 20:30:47 GMT

I bought my Fuzzi Bunz used and, thus, use fleece liners along the inside of the diaper (that were cut out myself) because the natural lining has pilled with use. However, I would have to say these were one of the best investments ever (especially at half price)! The snaps are durable and easy to use. I know she will continue to fit in the same size for months. I only have 16 of the small ones (and 12 large that aren't necessary yet) and I end up washing a load about every other day - not too shabby. The inserts are VERY absorbant, but I would have to warn other mothers to be sure the insert is tucked securely inside the diaper, within the elastic waistband. I've accidentally left mine peeking out the edge once or twice and it wicks the moisture right up her back, soaking her outfit - so watch out for that.
For the first couple of weeks, baby girl was too small for her fuzzi bunz, so we relied on disposables - she had diaper rash after a week or so. With fuzzi bunz, there...

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jeidiknight says "Fuzzi Bunz make cloth diapering easy!" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

jeidiknight — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:09:07 GMT

Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers are super easy to use and are a lot easier than I was expecting. I had been a bit iffy about cloth diapering before the baby was born, but now would recommend it to everyone. The only problem is that there are occasional leaks, especially when the baby is between snap sizes on the diaper. Oh yeah, they're also a bit expensive compared to some cloth diapers, though still cheaper than disposables in the long run....

guysmama says "Amazing! Easy! Daddy, Grandma and Enviorment Friendly!!!!" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

guysmama — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 12:14:08 GMT

When we were expecting our first child my husband and I decided we wanted to do our best to use environmentally friendly products. We began researching cloth diapers via the Internet, books, natural parenting boutiques and other parents. We tried many different systems and styles before deciding that the Fuzzi Bunz system worked the best for us We fell in love with the ease of the Fuzzi Bunz system. They are simple to use and wash.

The snap system makes them daddy friendly and unlike Velcro closures, the child can't take them off. They are durable and with proper care (just follow the directions on their website) they will last for years! We had some given to us by a friend that she had used on all four of her children and they are still working great.

Since they are reusable they will save you a lot of money! Our son is now 2 and has been in larges for a year. We just change where we fasten the snaps to get the best fit as his thigh and waist sizes go up and down with his growth....

Mariyam says "Leaks,Leaks and More leaks-waste of money" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

Mariyam — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 06:13:23 GMT

I purchased several diapers from www.abbyslane.com.i'm happy with some of them ,But I'm completely disappointed with the diaper Fuzzi Bunz which I've only made her wear about 4 times now(Which is the correct size and it fits correctly).My daughter is one year old and this diaper leaks all the time from the sides. Even If I put this diaper on for 10 minutes it leaks from the sides. BumGenius AIO, has so far worked for my daughter.

I've made this complaint to abbyslane but this item cannot be exchanged or refunded

Fuzzi Bunz is more expensive than other AIO's.My sincere advice is don't waste your money on this pocket diaper.

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kbecul says "There are cheaper options!" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

kbecul — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:03:17 GMT

Fuzzi Bunz are definitely a decent quality diaper. They don't leak as long as you double or triple up the inserts. I don't really like the inserts they come with, so I bought BumGenius ones to use with these instead, and they work great. There are some things I love about Fuzzi Bunz, like the adjustable snap closures on this diaper, the good PUV material, and the fact that they really do stay dry inside. They wash well and you don't have to touch the inserts to get them out - just shake them out! I definitely like these better than prefolds! And I would never choose a disposable over these for overnight use unless I had to!

However, the price is a bit much. They don't come in one-size, so this can get very pricey at almost $20 a pop (not including extra inserts, which you will need). I've decided to switch to huggabuns. They are MUCH cheaper and work just as well. They are really quite similar in style and function, except they come with a better (hemp!) insert. ...

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nollidttam says "These diapers really last" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

nollidttam — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 23:23:46 GMT

I have been using Fuzzibunz for almost 7 years. And by that I mean, the same exact fuzzibunz for 7 years. They have gone through three kiddos and are still holding up great.

This has been unfortunate for me because I would love to buy some new cute diapers, but I can't justify it when I have fbz that are in great condition.

I have the rounded corner dipes, which are a bit bulky. But I also added some pointy corner dipes to the collection several years ago. They are much, much less bulky.

I truly love them, and for those who complain about the cost, all I can say is you get what you pay for. You are paying for a diaper that will last for years and years.

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MamaPam says "Not Grandma's Cloth Diapers" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

MamaPam — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:37:46 GMT

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 environment. Fuzzi Bunz are so easy to use. Even my husband doesn't mind. Fuzzi Bunz are easy to wash at home and the only down side is a little extra laundry. One size will last a lot longer than a typical disposbale diaper size. I've had there kids use them and they hold up great. We've had no problems with diaper rashes unlike what happend when we were using disposables. The little bit of extra...

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blondeandbluei says "A great alternative to sposies, but not my first choice." about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

blondeandbluei — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 21:48:35 GMT

I have found FB's to be durable and easy to use. They are a pocket diaper, which requires an insert. Both have to be washed and then restuffed prior to use.

These are not my first choice for a pocket diaper because you have to continue to buy new sizes as baby outgrows them. I have found that a One-Size diaper that grows with your baby is a little easier on the budget.

FB's hold their resale value.

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bethano says "Love how thin they are, but too expensive" about Fuzzi Bunz Pocket Diapers

bethano — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 13:47:14 GMT

We've used a big variety of cloth diapers. I really like how trim the FuzziBunz are, and they're very easy to put on (once they're stuffed with the insert, which is a bit of a nuisance) and to wash. However, they are really expensive compared to other cloth diapers, and I don't think they're worth the cost. We had more leaks with these than with any other cloth diaper, and the snaps sometimes make it hard to get the right fit.

We much prefer using thin hemp inserts with a fleece liner (you can make these yourself for pennies -- just cut a piece of microfleece into rectangles and place them against baby's skin to keep them nice and dry). It's a bit bulkier but less than half the cost of FB.
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