Fuzzi Bunz Cloth Nappies

~~~~What makes This Special?~~~~ FuzziBunz are not just another reusable nappy. They are more a two piece system, with the FuzziBunz itself acting as a fleece lined nappy wrap. You have the breatheable water resistant PUL cover with softly elasticated legs, and a microfleece inner liner, which acts to wick away the wet and keep baby's bottom nice and dry :) Poo shakes off fairly easily off fleece, but personally, I prefer to also use a flushable one way liner on top. It is more slim fitting than many All in Ones I have seen. ~~~~How Do You Use It?~~~ The fleece inner has an opening at the top creating a pocket in which you can stuff your ...  Read the complete review

To be honest I'm going to start on a downer and say that I am not really that impressed with this nappy. I decided to start trying Pocket Nappies on my two year old because although she is potty trained during the day, she still wears nappies for her daytime nap and overnight. The terry squares I have do not stretch around her fat tum anymore, and I really didn't want to go down the disposable route. So I thought I would try a few pocket nappies which can be stuffed with what ever I have to hand, such as a terry square, or with the inserts they are supplied with, and see how we get on. I did a lot of research and decided on trying ...  Read the complete review

I have a couple of fuzzi bunz nappies but they aren't my favourite pocket nappies. For a start they are sized nappies and I prefer to buy the one size pockets that you can use from birth to potty. However I wanted to try them because it's boring having all the same! I can get a nice fit on my son with these nappies and there is enough flexibility with the poppers to make sure that there is a good fit around the legs. They are quite slim fitting too which is more important with boys I think because of the trouser situation. I can fit elasticated waist trousers over them no problem. The colour range is lovely, which I think is important for reusable ...  Read the complete review

Our story I found out we were having twins at the 12 week scan and soon decided to go for washable nappies of some kind. Criteria I needed something that would save us loads of money and as a bonus was better for the environment. I always wanted ones that were simple and easy to put on off considering how many I was going to have to change! I also wanted ones that dried fast too so that I didn't have to shell out on too many. Choice There are so many different types of nappy out there I used various sites to help me whittle down to a selection of ones to choose from. Fuzzi Bunz turned out to be the best ...  Read the complete review

This is not the best pocket nappy on the market, but i would say it is definately one of the best for a good, basic, no frill cloth nappy. This is a pocket nappy that does not need a separate wrap. That means it is reall easy to use, and once stuffed is exactly like a disposabe nappy to put on, but you do it up with poppers instead of velcro. the ease of use makes this a really good option to give to others who look after your chils such as grand poarents or nursery, if you stuff it before hand. The colours are great, with a large choice. I love this nappy because they come in different sizes, which means it is easier to get a good fit, than with a one ...  Read the complete review