Does this fuzzibunz pocket size diaper include the insert? Or do I need to buy that separately?
256514
Can we use fuzzybunz along with (over) disposable diapers for double protection ?especially when we go out etc . I have heard moms complaining about the leakage when using disposable diapers .
256515
Did you ever find out if the cloth diapers come with the inserts? Or do you purchase separately?
256516
I sell fuzzibunz at www.babybonuses.com and I can say that they do include a large and a small insert when you purchase. They also come with replacement elastic bands. Please let me know if you have any other questions!!
256517
I don't see why not, but usually, if a disposable diaper isn't doing the job, you may just need the next size up in diapers. That's how I know my babe needs a larger size. Or the brand isnt that great. I use huggies, personally they're the best :) Blow outs are inevitable, I ALWAYS bring extra clothes in the diaper bag.
256518
I've purchased them directly from cottonbabies.com (the manufacturer)- it comes with the insert.
647712
They need to be purchased seperate. This is just the PUL cover which you need to put over something absorbent. You can buy inserts that snap or any other type of absorbent diaper. I personally use prefolds and fitteds inside mine.
865079
No. That's the beauty of diapers like these. They have a built in waterproof lining. Just remember to take the insert out when washing or it won't get clean and won't dry. Only issues I've had w these (and they are by far my favorite!) is that if your baby pees a lot (bigger babies and overnight) it can leak....but so do ALL the other brands out there, so stuff extra inserts in. Good luck!
381256
Yes they are pocket diapers. Each diaper comes with 2 inserts. The diapers are made of bamboo cotton, with a waterproof PUL liner. Hope that answers your questions. Please let me know if you have any others.
1534875
Yes it does. I received mine last week and the insert was included, along with 10% off a future order (just fyi in case you wanted to buy one now and use the coupon for the other two :)..)
397074
Tammy, the one(s) I ordered did not have one, but that's not to say it doesn't have one that you have to order separately. But I'm not sure if there is an insert or not.... sorry!
624069
No, the pocket of a newborn Alva is much smaller than a one-size diaper. Alva makes bamboo inserts specifically for their newborn diapers.
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Yes. These you don't have to stuff the inserts. They have 2 flaps that act as the inserts. It's a all in 1 cloth solution. My husband and I both work so I felt that this was the best "green" and laundry solution for us. We love them. They fit our baby great from 3 months on. We got the one with snaps. I have heard the velcro can wear out. We have saved so much on diapers and really like the cloth option.
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I got CB Tutti Frutti medium size and they came with inserts. I bought extra m-size inserts so I can use two inserts for a nap time. Now I have to many unused inserts. But good thing about CB diapers they are a very good quality. They look like new after more than a year of use. I am planing to reuse those with my second child.
1240473
It's not an insert - you basically roll the bottom part that clips around your waist and snap it so the baby sits higher. That way you can use it with a newborn (perhaps not a preemie, you'd have to look at the weight requirements). Hope that helps!
709301
Pocket style diaper. They need stuffed with micro fiber inserts or another kind. I love mine!
320906
The inserts are one size so they fit the diaper and then u change the snaps around to fit baby. Also plenty of room for an extra liner at night. We also use these without a liner for a swimy diaper. Hope this helps.
340580
Yes, they are the exact same I have Alva cloth diapers which came with inserts and I ordered bamboo microfiber inserts, I see no difference in them. They are the same.
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It's an all-in-one, meaning shell and insert altogether. I would consider actual cotton or hemp traditional diapers. The downsides are very exaggerated in my experience and they are much easier to clean, and the "cloth diapers" like this Freetime all have major downsides (see my review) that get little if any attention. I use prefolds and flats and Thirsties covers. No pins or fasteners in the diaper insert - it's just held on by the cover and it works great. FWIW, I didn't like any of the options we tried at first....but with practice I found which I liked and which had bad features. IMO nobody has significantly improved upon old-school diapers. It's an all-in-one, meaning shell and insert altogether. I would consider actual cotton or hemp traditional diapers. The downsides are very exaggerated in my experience and they are much easier to clean, and the "cloth diapers" like this Freetime all have major downsides (see my review) that get little if any attention. I use prefolds and flats and Thirsties covers. No pins or fasteners in the diaper insert - it's just held on by the cover and it works great. FWIW, I didn't like any of the options we tried at first....but with practice I found which I liked and which had bad... » Read More It's an all-in-one, meaning shell and insert altogether. I would consider actual cotton or hemp traditional diapers. The downsides are very exaggerated in my experience and they are much easier to clean, and the "cloth diapers" like this Freetime all have major downsides (see my review) that get little if any attention. I use prefolds and flats and Thirsties covers. No pins or fasteners in the diaper insert - it's just held on by the cover and it works great. FWIW, I didn't like any of the options we tried at first....but with practice I found which I liked and which had bad features. IMO nobody has significantly improved upon old-school diapers. « Show Less
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The inserts go inside the pocket of the diaper. With the GroVia Hybrids you could set them inside the shell. I use them in my Rumparooz pocket diapers. Make sure you prep your bamboo inserts... 5-8 hot washes with little or no detergent and dry in between each cycle. I hope this helps.
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It does not have an infant insert, but because it is a Mei Tai you can roll the waist to shorten the body and it has a strap to cinch in the waist so that you don't need an insert. This video shows what I am talking about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-DlyAxI_uA
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Yes it does. I bought it thinking that there wasn't. It was a nice surprise to open the back pocket and find a changing pad in there.