How does this one-size compare to the Small or Medium size Fuzzy Bunz? If I get these to have more diapers, will they work as she grows?
1084179
I only have the one size fuzzy bunz and I love them. They fit my son from about a month old to present (8 months). The worst part is getting the leg elastic to adjust to the right size, but it only needs adjusting maybe every 2 -3 months.
1084180
I had a better experience with the specific sized Fuzzibunz (S,M, Lg) than I have had with these one size ones. The adjustable elastics inside seem to stretch quite a bit, as does the liner fabric. I had to use other diapers for a time because even on the smallest settings, they were leaking. My son was 9.5 lbs at birth, so it's not because I had a small baby. I also have found that I need to use a doubler with these when I use them, even when it's not for overnight (I don't even use these for overnight). When I used the ones that were specific sizes, I used them with one insert during the day and with a doubler at night without any problems at all, and was even able to use one set for two children. These newer one size ones don't seem like they'd hold up well enough to make it through another baby. My son is now 11 months old, is big and chubby, and the diapers have stretched out enough that he's still on the smallest settings. Not sure how much longer he'll last in them.
1084181
Yes, we have used them from when our son was 9 weeks, he is now a year. The elastic adjusts and the snaps allow you to let the diapers get bigger. We love them!!
440384
Yes. Hey fit my twins, at 7lbs, and they still fit them now at 14lbs with lots of room to grow. They are bulky when babies are that little, though, and some clothes may not fit properly. We had to go up a size on pants and jumpers because of the bulk. They worked, though, with fewer blow-outs than disposables.
1321801
We ordered the XXL Bram Washable diaper for our 75 lb black lab and they stayed on but were a bit baggy. The XXL barely fit her fatty sister at 120 lbs.(smile)
1764193
Totally worth the cost. They are way thinner than regular prefolds. I used these at night a lot because they held so much. As for size, it depends on the size of your child. I had toddler sized ones because my child was about 12-18 months when we used them and he peed a LOT.
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The medium spunky is about 2-3 times as large as the baby spunky. The medium size is a little big for a newborn but my kid started sleeping with his medium "dogbo" around 6mo old. He is 3 now, we are on the 3rd dog. They hold up really well, we just buy extras for daycare and grandmas house. He still has the original one!
660547
I think it would be a very tight fit. My Zoey is on the small side she is just right. I would think you can purchase as many as want to.
1955128
MM, It would depend on your dogs waist size. I used the medium size on my Schnauzer mix who weighed 28-30 pds, and she had lumps I had to take in to consideration when deciding on the size. These diapers were the perfect answer for my dog and I had tried two other brands before deciding on these.Every situation is different and you may have to try different sizes to find the right fit for your dog. But I would go by waist size first.
1016525
It all depends upon the size of your newborn! I had one at 5 lbs and they were too big and one at albs 3oz and they fit for a while but not too long. I encourage you to buy two or three to have on hand and then see how they fit. We loved them.
1725199
that would probably fit but I can tell you they won't stay on. You would be better to get a "PeeKeeper" (there's a website) and use premie diapers for humans. The PeeKeeper works well and stays on even through the night.
1304344
I'd recommend the larger size. I personally like things a little looser anyway and there is nothing wrong with this if it doesn't fit snug at first (unlike the recommendation for toddler pajamas). That will save you from having to buy a second one when the baby gets bigger.
1038021
My son is similar age/size and also fits in medium rise in almost all his diapers. (Simplex, BG, Grovia, etc) The Mediums are just fine. In fact, I have some larges and I have to fold them.
1038020
I would go with the medium. Once these are fully prepped they are really absorbent and can be used for many combinations in overnights or pockets. The length of the mediums worked all the way to potty training for me.
824046
My daughter is almost 5 months old and 15 pounds. While i have been using this diaper since she was about 10 pounds,and loving it, we use it exclusively for night time as i still find it too bulky for daytime after snapping it down to fit her. I imagine this will change when she is bigger. We use it with a disana wool cover and this has been a bulketproof night time system. I have also used it with a blueberry one size snap cover and it worked great also. I cannot say enough good things about the pooters diaper. So well made, so absorbent, easy to wash. We love pooters. Hope this helps.
1615460
I use them on my yorkie and i love them. But if hes a realky big pee'er im not sure as they are not really padded alot. I think the tinkel belt would work better, as you use a maxi pad in them and it is not disposable. You just wash it and reuse and can change the pad as often as you need. I have both, but to give him a break off the tinkle belt, as it can be alittle warmer, and i switch up.
793757
My size 1 OsoCozies fit until around 15 pounds, I think...but now I use them to stuff my baby's pocket diapers and they are still working great. You can tri-fold them into either pocket diapers or waterproof diaper covers and they can last a lot longer that way. Love em!
2111664
We were in the same situation when we ordered our sleep soon. I went with the bigger one. Our little one was swimming in it, but it wasn't a problem for it to be too big. It might be easier to get it on and off when it is big rather than small. I got the big one thinking she would grow into it, but in reality she didn't need it that long. Before she really fit into it, we were done using it.
1117347
My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper as long as it was clean and the adhesive strips were still sticky. Hope this helps. My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper... » Read More My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper as long as it was clean and the adhesive strips were still sticky. Hope this helps. « Show Less