Fuzzi Bunz Cloth Diapers

The Best Cloth Pocket Diaper Around!

Being aware that disposable diapers cause problems with the environment and that cloth diapers are better for baby than petroleum filled ‘sposies’ I decided to cloth diaper my babies at least part time. Not wanting to spend a lot of time or money on this endeavor, I looked for the most practical and efficient diaper that was easy to use. Fuzzi Bunz diapers fit the bill exactly.

Before finding Fuzzi Bunz diapers I tried to use inexpensive cloth prefold diapers and plastic diaper covers. What a mess that was! Though both my mother and mother-in-law were glad to show me how to use them, I just couldn’t make it work for me. There were leaks and messes and tons of laundry. I had to find a better way. I began searching the internet for cloth diaper tips and found many other moms who sang the praises of Fuzzi Bunz diapers. I decided to give them a try.

Fuzzi Bunz are what is called a pocket diaper. They have an outer cover made of waterproof material which is attached to an inner lining of fleece. The top back of the diaper is left unsewn and works as a pocket. Absorbent items such as microfiber cloths, Joey Bunz inserts, prefold diapers and even dish towels can be stuffed into the pocket to create just the right amount of absorbency.

Fuzzi Bunz diapers use snaps as fasteners. There are several snaps on each diaper to create an adjustable fit that allows the diaper grow with the child. No need to worry about torn tabs here! Also, if a snap falls off or breaks within a year of purchase, the whole diaper will be replaced.

Fuzzi Bunz diapers come in great colors! So far there are twenty-two beautiful, vibrant colors of Fuzzi Bunz diapers. Some wholesale websites even offer different prints on the Fuzzi Bunz that they sell.

The average cost of a single, white Fuzzi Bunz diaper is around $15.00. Most Fuzzi Bunz wholesalers offer diaper packages that allow for a bit of savings. The website from which I purchased my Fuzzi Bunz diapers offers them at just under the average price. Larger sizes cost more than smaller size and colored Fuzzi Bunz are a bit more expensive than plain white Fuzzi Bunz.