Fuzzi Bunz Cloth Diapers: The Cadillac of Diapering

Fuzzi Bunz, as they are cloth diapers, don't fill up and sit in land fills for very long times, there are no nasty chemicals against baby's skin (that are in disposables in order to make the wet material "gel" up and not leak), and cloth diapers are much cheaper in the long run. Much more information is available on why cloth diapering is better than using disposables, check out http://www.motherease.com/info.html for a more thorough explanation of the benefits of cloth.

The cloth diapers of today are far from the pinned rectangles of fabric of yesteryear.  Fuzzi Bunz are a waterproof layer on the outside that can be purchased in many different colors or white, and have a fleece liner on the inside, creating a pocket in between the two materials.  Fuzzi Bunz are thus a "pocket style" diaper, meaning an insert is placed inside the diaper.  Inserts range greatly in absorbency and material type (cotton, hemp, microfiber, etc.), and can be customized to fit the need for absorbency (all night long vs. daytime, heavy wetting kid vs. a light wetter, etc.).  The user can be creative and use whatever they have on hand to "stuff" it with, or can purchase trim fitting, highly absorbent inserts made especially for pocket style diapers such as Fuzzi Bunz.  The fleece is what is against the child's body, and it is great at wicking away moisture from the skin into the insert where it stays.  Fuzzi Bunz have durable snaps so there is no Velcro closures to wear out or snag on other items in the wash or dryer.  The elastic around the legs and part of the waist is non-irritating as it is below the surface of the fleece and the sewing design around the legs of Fuzzi Bunz is different from, and prevent leaks a lot more than, other pocket style diapers such as Happy Heinys.  They come in different sizes, but each size has several snaps, making the fit highly adjustable during use of that one size.