bumGenius Organic One Size Cloth Diaper Snap Closure

Miranda, mother of Kai (5 months)              October 22nd, 2009

I know it's expensive, but Bum Genius has solved the cloth diaper dilemma with this latest diaper.
One, it's organic -- good for baby, good for planet.
Two, it uses snaps instead of velcro, which gathers lint and wears out over time.
Three, there is no insert, so no snapping and stuffing and removing and unsnapping -- which wouldn't seem like a hassle until you have done it a thousand times.
Four, instead of an insert, it has two layers of absorbent cotton which dry in a friendly amount of time -- a little time in the dryer, a little time on the line, and ready to go.
I asked for gift certificates at my baby showers (I ended up with three hundred dollars worth), bought 8 of these and 17 others (I know, it seems crazy, but in about 6 months, they will save you money over disposables and you don't want to have to wash them every day. 8 diapers/day x 3 days = 24). I used disposables (7th Generation, Nature Babycare) until his thighs got fat enough -- month 2-3 -- and now use all cloth at home and some disposables at night and on the road. I have an assortment of cloth diapers -- FuzziBunz, Bum Genius mostly -- and I love them. I also use cloth wipes -- washcloths, really. I figure as long as I am washing the diapers . . . and, it saves me $4/week on wipes.

Cheska from Burton, TX              September 15th, 2009
we use prefolds and covers and have leakage sometimes. they are the least expensive and we don't mind using them but we don't have anyone that watches him use them as all-in-ones are easier. we have other bum genius all-in-ones with inserts and velcro. they work wonderfully and are great night time diapers but the velcro doesn't last forever. we've had the same diapers since our son was born 16 mos ago and have had some of the velcro replaced. so we tried these as we have another on the way and wanted a good diaper with lots of size options that we could use on the next kiddo. i feel quite certain we have found it! as long as the diaper is sized right there is no leakage and they hold a of mess. i would highly suggest these diapers.

Paola from Chicago, IL              September 2nd, 2009
BumGenius Organic w/snaps are great and love how soft they feel. I can't say enough. They are easy to wash. The only downside is that it takes 2 cycles in the dryer, but they come out soft and fresh. I wish bought these diapers when my son was a newborn. He is 1 now and just started using cloth diapers. It is never too late.

mws              August 12th, 2009
These diapers are by far the best we've tried. I'm sorry I wasted so much money on those Super Whisper Wraps. Our daughter just turned one and we've been through three sets because the velcro constantly wears out. We ordered a few of these to try them out and love them. Never had any leaks and they never fall off. They have a much less bulky fit too. Her daycare doesn't even complain about using these. I highly reccomend them.

Greg Zugrave from Pacific Grove, CA              July 15th, 2009
We use cloth diapers and have gone through and tried a number of different products, but the BUM Genius organic are the best. No inserts!

Tina Lechner from Kent, Washington              April 30th, 2009
Been using these diapers on my 7 week old ever since he was born. We love them. They hold in the stuff so much better then disposables, and are so easy to put on. Worth every penny.

Karin from CT              January 11th, 2009
I have about 6 different kinds of cloth diapers and this is my favorite! Easy to wash, no stuffing, organic and one size! Only downside is the velcro - it can get a little scratchy...

Sunny from Mountain house, CA              November 8th, 2008
I love this diaper inside & outside! It's more expensive than non organic ones but it's good for baby's skin! I use pocket diaper by bumgenius too.

Laura Barrett              August 24th, 2008
As easy to use as disposable, just need to be washed. Great product.