Fuzzi Bunz cloth nappies

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 ...

~~~~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 ...

I bought a few fuzzi bunz to try with my new baby, having used tots bots with my first. I was impressed by the idea of using something that would be as quick as a disposable. Fuzzi bunz are what are known as pocket nappies: they have a waterproof outside and a soft fleece inside with a gap at the top to be stuffed with something absorbant. The idea is that you stuff the nappy with a pre-made insert (made out of microfibre, cotton or hemp) and then the poppers on the waist and leg of the nappy allow you to put it on like a disposable, with no need for two layers of nappy and wrap. I thought they sounded perfect, plus they come in a huge variety of gorgeous colours (I ...