So, in our last post we began our discussion about Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers. As I pointed out previously, in the event you didn’t read the previous post, one of the things I like about these diapers is the fact that they are very simple to use. For dads, even those of us who have had lots of experience, this is a big bonus. It means not having to mess with a complicated system of pins and the like.

These cloth diapers, which should not be confused with a cotton cloth diaper, come in various shapes and sizes. This is nice because they do not take a “one size fits all” approach to their diapers. This means that regardless of the size of your little person, you should be able to find a Fuzzi Bunz cloth diaper to fit your child. An additional feature that I like about Fuzzi Bunz diapers is that the snap system that they use on the diapers allows for the growth of your baby. This allows you to use the same diapers during the various stages of your baby’s growth. This helps parents to conserve their money and stick it in an account to pay for college for that little mind .

In the event you have given the Fuzzi Bunz cloth diaper a try and it has not lived up to your expectations, there are other cloth baby diapers you can use such as aBumkins cloth diaper. The Bumkins cloth diaper ahs its own unique traits that help it to stand out from its competitors. In later posts we will address many of the different options you have in the world of cloth diapering. We may also dedicate a post or two to baby carriers and baby slings.

Please feel free to join our discussion and share your thoughts. We look forward to learning from you!

Fuzzi Buns Cloth Diaper

Ok, so to start our discussion about Fuzzi Bunz, I will point out a couple of the items that I like about the way they are designed. Allow me to place a small disclaimer here…I am sure that my wife will be writing more later and she is the real Fuzzi Bunz expert, but I can tell you what I like from a dad’s point of view.

As I stated in the initial post, transitioning from standard disposable diapers to cotton cloth diapers was a bit of a challenge for me…it just didn’t seem right. Never mind the fact that people have used baby cloth diapers for hundreds or thousands of years, never mind that millions (maybe billions) of people use similar cloth diaper solutions on a daily basis. As absurd as it sounds I had bought into the marketing machine’s spin on things…cotton cloth diapers were archaic and uncivilized! I suppose the mental picture I had of cloth diapers didn’t help at all either. After all, the only cloth diaper I had ever seen was the one I used to double as a burp cloth…and I knew I wasn’t talented enough to wrap that around one of my children!

However, I was soon introduced to modern diapering…with makers such as Fuzzi Bunz, BumGenius, Bummis and Thirsties. Let me tell you…these were no burp cloths. I have been surprised at how similar they are to standard disposable diapers, but better. As I stated previously, disposable diapers get expensive quickly.

I like the Fuzzi Bunz diapers for several reasons. I like the way they are designed. The cut of the material fits the bodies of my children nicely…and this is important. Trust me, the last thing you want is a surprise leak. The other design item I really like about the Fuzzi Bunz is that they have snaps that are strategically placed on the front of the diaper. The placement of these snaps allows for a snug fit on the child, and no messy surprises. Check them out and let us know what you think. Next time we will look at the BumGenius product line.

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We have a large family, and diapers can be very expensive as we typically have at least two youngsters potty-training at the same time. For those of you who are parents you know how expensive this can be. The last time I bought a package of disposable diapers, I believe they ran about twenty dollars…and they don’t last that long. Like I said…it gets expensive – quickly.

My wife got turned on to baby cloth diapers by some women that she chats with online, and let me tell you I can feel the difference in my pocket-book. While it is true that if you are going to buy a Fuzzi Bunz, Thirstees, or All In One (AIO) diaper it can be expensive, there is only the initial outlay. Trust me, the diapers pay for themselves. Additionally, the concept of reusable cloth wipes has saved us a ton as well, and it is perfectly sanitary.

During the coming weeks and months we will be talking about cloth diapers and wipes and we plan to share the information we have picked up along the way. We will discuss Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers, Thirstees, AIO diapers cloth diapers, Bummis, BumGenius, and other diaper manufacturers.

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