This is a super lightweight diaper cover like the Thirsties Diaper Cover that comes in snaps or aplix (velcro). It's adjustable from 10-40lbs although I just got this cover and it would've had quite a bit of extra fabric if I had been using it when Temujin was 10lbs. Fits well around her thighs and has gussets for stopping leaks. It is the only cover we have that covers the Kissaluv size 1 fitted diapers we have on the legs so that it has not leaked once yet. Still not sure I like the one size deal just on aesthetics but it's not bulky even snapped to the smallest setting. Tons of great color and print selection. Got mine for $16.97 new which is not bad at all if it lasts until she's 40lbs.
Ditto to what I said in my previous two reviews, great, very durable cover if you like aplix for $12.25 new and plenty to be found gently used.
All-in-one (AIO) diaper made of organic cotton, only comes in snaps. So, I have to upgrade my like on this diaper from my previous review, it still fits great and still looks like new (wow!) both inside and out. It is definitely durable, I would guess this diaper would chug through three kiddos no problem. We still try to use this diaper at night since it's soaks up the most but it does not last her the whole night anymore unless we add an extra soaker pad. Drying time is less than 80 minutes. Expensive at $20.95 new but you can expect it to last well!
I have to say that this cover is not so bad now that she's grown into it more but still not a snug fit around the legs or waist. Still expensive for a not so functional diaper cover at $16.99 new and haven't seen many used to buy.
Still find these very useful (see previous post), we just keep them in the diaper bag ready to go. We do have to put two of them in a cover to provide adequate soaking power...which is impressive on Temujin's end considering they hold 8 oz. liquid each! Got them on sale for $2.99
Ditto to what I said in the 1/3/10 update in the previous post, I would highly recommend these for size 0 but too much material going on to fit into a cover in the bigger sizes. And now that we are primarily using the SposoEasys and microterry inserts, these now noticeably take a long time to dry--usually end up pulling everything else out while these are still drying in the dryer. Got them $12.95 new and plenty to be found used.
Nicki's Diapers Micro Inserts, size smallThese are pretty much the same as the Haute One Size Microterry Inserts, but you only get one, not two snapped together. They are a little skinnier for nice fit between the legs and are a tad softer to touch. They hold the same 8 oz. and dry in about 10 minutes as well in the dryer like the Haute Inserts. Bought em at www.NickisDiapers.com for $2.50 each.
Cover is still very large on her, more on it later when it fits her better.
We have 10 of these now and they work great. Look nice, super easy to use and a trim fit. Did had a poop blowout once but I think I didn't have the waist snapped snug enough as it didn't leak out the legs. We add in two Kissaluv Booster Doublers if we remember at night and then she lasts the whole night no problem. By buying more than 3 at a time, got them new for $16.25 each (as versus $16.75/ea).
Temujin just outgrew this guy finally. I finally gave it a 'haircut' because it was getting so hard to undo the velcro and the velcro was like new again. Still had the unraveling issues though so not as durable of a cover, but fit great and still really liked the gusseting. New for $11.
Got this cover because I liked the SposoEasy AIOs so much. It's made by the same company, Blue Penguin, and it's a great little cover in snaps. Was only able to buy in white (unless I wanted to send in fabric) but lightweight, easy to use. We keep it in the diaper bag for an easy cover to use with microterry inserts. Got it $11.95 new with free shipping from Blue Penguin's site.
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