{email subscribers click over to view video} This review is also a product of my having forgotten many of the covers I had planned to use while at ABC Kids.  Bummis let me take 2 of the new Super Snap Wraps even though the prints had not been released yet. I used them with my diaper service prefolds, and again at home with my own fitteds, prefolds, and flats.

Ease of Use ✩✩✩✩ With only 2 snaps per tab, and nice LARGE snaps, this cover is practically as easy to use as any Aplix cover. There isn’t a lot of guess work as to which snap to close. Being that the Super Snap is sized there aren’t a million options.

Bang for the Buck ✩✩✩✩✩ Bummis=quality. They have a stellar rep for long lasting, well made products and every item I have tried from them reflects this, including the new Super Snap. You can find them for 12.00 in white, 13.50 for the print versions. These covers are made in Canada and the materials are sourced from North America. They are meant to withstand many, many washes and drying. The Super Snap is extra durable with 2 mil PUL and 2 layers of polyester. You only need a few to get by, but will have to buy each size.

Performance ✩✩✩✩✩ Nothing is getting past these covers as long as you have the fit correct on the legs and tummy. You won’t find any leaking around vulnerable places like the tag or snaps either. A well made cover is a must for night time cloth diapering and this one qualifies.

Fit ✩✩✩✩✩ The Super Snap cloth diaper cover comes in 5 sizes, and the Newborn size does accomodate umbilical cords with a snap down. I reviewed the Medium which fit well over prefolds and our bulkiest fitteds overnight. The rise was at just the right height for us at the moment. I did notice a few red marks on his legs but not all of the time. The elastic is covered in binding and these red marks weren’t the variety that concern me.

Overall: I for one couldn’t be hapier that Bummis has a snap option. I would also love to see a Snapping version of the Super Brite since it is a wipeable PUL cover. The Super Snap doesn’t come in all of the prints that the Super Whisper Wrap does but the Rocket is one of my favs and it just happens to come in that print. Bummis just make great covers and this is another one. You just have to touch it to appreciate the quality, but if you can’t touch one in person before buying just take my word for it.

Where to Buy: My affiliate, Diaper Junction, carries the Super Snap Wrap.  Shop Diaper Junction to save $5 off your first $50 order – Use coupon AFL550 – Some restrictions apply.

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Just in time for Summer…..  oh….. it is almost Fall?  Well, so much for that!

I wanted to get a video and post about reusable swim diapers out for Summer but life has just kept getting in the way.  In any case, hopefully those of you in warmer climates can get some use out of this information and it will always be out there in the archive by next Summer when more folks are looking into them.

This is one of many posts and videos in my Introduction to Cloth Diapers Series.  Each video explains the type of diaper in detail for those of you who are new to cloth diapering or who want to try a new type.  View them all here: Introduction to Cloth Diapers.

There are a few main types of reusable swim diapers.

Velcro Closing-  The swim diaper closes using velcro so it is easy on.  If your baby likes to remove diapers then you will either want a different type of diaper or you’ll want to put swim trunks or bathing suit bottoms over the top.   An example would be the very popular Bummis Swimmi.

Snap Closing- These close using snaps.  An example would be the AMP Swim Diaper shown in the video.

Pull On- This diaper would pull on and off.  These look much cleaner and more like bathing suit bottoms but in the event of an actual “Code Brown” and a wet baby, this might be a mess to pull down.  You have been warned.  An example of this type would be the Charlie Banana shown in the video.

Pocket Diaper with no insert or Cloth Diaper Cover- if you don’t want to pay more money then check your cloth diaper stash.  You might have a potential swim diaper out of a pocket or cover.  The important thing is to first check that what you use is tight around the legs and back.  If you plan on swimming in chlorinated water then use something you don’t want in your regular stash.  Chlorine can de-laminate the PUL causing it to leak.  It will also contribute to faster wear on the elastic.

Why Should You Use Reusable Swim Diapers over Disposables?

Cost Savings:

One Package of Little Swimmers is 9.99$.  This contains 12 Diapers.

One Swim Diaper is 9.99-12.99 on Average.  This can be used as many times as you want as long as it fits.  And it can be used through multiple children, and/or resold.  It is the gift that keeps on giving.

If you are an avid swimmer you might want 2-3 per child in case you need to change one while already swimming.  We don’t swim often or for very long so one per child has always worked for us.

Cute Factor:

If you have ever watched a commercial for disposable swim diapers or seen a print ad, then compared their version of the diaper to the real thing then you might be dissapointed.

What they advertise

In reality the ink is faded and the designs are less than attractive.

Reality compared to a Reusable Swim Diaper

Reusable Swim Diapers stay cute swim after swim.  They come in attractive designs and you can even find embroidered diapers with cute images on the bum like the Monkey Doodlez brand.

Comfort:

I have always found wet swim wear to be less than comfortable.  Just put yourself in the place of your baby wearing a plastic diaper in a pool.  Wouldn’t you prefer polyester mesh or suedecloth/microfleece next to your skin over pulp and plastic?!

Effectiveness (poop):

I considered doing an experiment using a Poo like food item in a disposable swim diaper, then one in a Reusable Swim Diaper, while my son sat in a fish tank of some sort.  I would dye it so any leaks would be visible.  I’m SO GLAD I didn’t because it has already been done, mostly.  A Local News Channel, in reaction to a crypto outbreak, decided to test Little Swimmers in this very fashion using oatmeal.  Baby was placed in a fish tank and the oatmeal was dyed.  After some time the water started to look cloudy and bits of oatmeal were seen floating.  The most effective at holding in the oatmeal was a Plastic Cover.  Considering Reusable Swim Diapers ARE much like a plastic cover in their fit, and since many have PUL, it only stands to reason that this would be as effective.  You can read the entire story here: KL5 Putting Swim Diapers to the Test.

Are They Allowed?

If you are visiting a public pool, chances are that there is a swim diaper rule in place.  The cost of cleaning up after a Code Brown is very costly.  If you plan on using a reusable swim diaper be prepared to argue your case FOR them.  Many employees are unaware that they exist!  Hopefully your know how and their common sense will prevail.

What About The Pee?

A disposable swim diaper really isn’t that absorbent.  I did some testing, and while they did keep my blue dyed water out of my clear water, this was only because the leg casings held it in.  When I opened the diaper the water was still sitting inside.  Same goes for the PUL lined diaper.  At some point, that pee is coming out.  Possibly in the pool, or when you remove their diaper.  If you think that a disposable is better because it HOLDS pee you are mistaken.  It holds less than 2 oz.  Chlorinated water is meant to take care of the yucky stuff that comes with pool ownership.  Ocean/Lake/River water is already being peed in by its residents, your baby’s pee isn’t going to do any more harm.

Another good read on Swim Diaper Policies and Absorbency: Swim Diapers Are Not Designed to Absorb… Really

Where to Buy:

You can find reusable swim diapers at your local Babies R Us.  They sell a brand called iPlay.  Or visit your favorite Cloth Diaper Retailer.  Diapers seen in my video: AMP Swim Diaper, Bummis Swimmi, and Charlie Banana Swim Diaper.

More from the Introduction to Cloth Diapers Series

Ease of Use ✩✩✩✩✩ This is right up there with the easiest fitteds to use. A velcro closing fitted really cuts down on time when you know you also have to add a cover on top. To size there are only two snaps, one on each side, to close. But as with all multi sized cloth diapers you won’t need to do this very often. Sometimes the snap in insert comes unsnapped int he washer/dryer so y ou will need to snap it back in before using if you need it.
Bang for the Buck ✩✩✩ The Bamboozle will run you 19.95, not a cheap diaper in comparison to others that are already waterproof. Funny enough, usually fitteds are more expensive that Pocket cloth diapers. Since fitteds also need a cover you will have to factor that into the cost. Still, finding a relatively trim fitted that works great for overnights is well worth the 20.00 if you have ever woken up to wet sheets (like I have before).  There are cheaper fitteds that work as well, and more expensive fitteds that don’t.
Performance ✩✩✩✩✩ WONDERFUL! This is a very absorbent diaper. It is soft, and has stayed soft through quite a few washes. It really does the job well, no complaints here.
Fit ✩✩✩✩ There is quite a bit of room for growth on Ev. He is on the Size 2 on the middle snap so he has more room in the wiast and in the rise. I have no tried the Size 1 so I can’t tell you if it truly begins fitting at 5 pounds or if it lasts until 18 pounds. The Size 2 is said to start fitting at 9 pounds and up to 35 pounds.  The stretch of the diaper does make it fit like a GLOVE.  I’m telling you, it is a breeze to put on and get a wonderful fit.
Overall:There are a ton of reasons to like this diaper. Top being the trimness (for a fitted) and second being the softness. The only drawback is also part of its attributes: the velcro. Tots Bots velcro is very strong but it is also rough and the edges are hard. Even the most experienced cloth diaper user might find that the velcro can rub on the baby’s tummy and/or thighs. It is something to be aware of and watch for. If you find red rubbing marks on areas around the velcro you need to re-assess the size setting, which might help avoid that problem, or be more careful when putting the velcro tabs together. Most of the time the cover will end up keeping them safe from the velcro.
Where to buy:  Diaper Junction *

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A Bamboozle was sent by Bummis to be used in a video about Fitteds (not finished editing yet!) so I took the liberty of reviewing it as well.  This diaper will be sent to Giving Diapers, Giving Hope, along with many others, soon. *means an affiliate link is in use.  If you purchase anything through this link I will receive a small percentage, so thank you!

I really wanted to try the Super Lite because I am a huge Bummis fan and because it looks so adorable!  DOn’t ask me why, but I’m in love with the white stitching.  This review is timely because this cover works superbly with a pad folded flat! If you are waiting for my Flats Challenge Link check back later today!

Ease of Use ✩✩✩✩✩ The Super Lite is definitely one of the easiest, if not the easiest, cover I’ve ever used. The closure uses a nice hook and loop with a wide strip and big tabs. This is going to be super easy for anyone to use! Plus, the SuperLite is sized so you never have to adjust the rise. Just grab and go.  I used this cover with flats, fitteds, and prefolds.  It worked best on trimmer options for me.

Bang for the Buck ✩✩✩✩ I love that the Super Lite is only 9.95. There are people who want sized cloth diapers and covers and Bummis always caters to those people. The price of 9.95 is very affordable for a quality and durable cover that will last through more than one child. And if you only need if for one, when the child outgrow it I bet it will hold its resale value very well.

Performance ✩✩✩✩ As long as a cover is made properly and it fits properly there should be no leaks. This is the case for the SuperLite, which worked great for day and nights. Not a leak in sight.

Fit ✩✩✩ This is the only issue I had with the Super Lite. Ev is a chunky boy, his thighs are bigger than my arms! We purchased a Medium which should fit babies 16-30 pounds. Ev is 19 pounds but we are having some red marks on his super chunky thighs and we are about to max out the waist! I’m holding out hope that he will once again fit well in this diaper (and others) once he starts crawling and thins out. I think then it will be a much better fit and the red marks won’t be an issue. I’ve discontinued using it for long periods (overnight) since the red marks were much worse then.

Overall: I’m really happy to have such a simple cover in my stash and hope to use it more in the future. It can be wipes clean very easily. Plus, I just love the style of it! The simple white stitching contrast on the tabs, the modern and bold colors, and the clean front just make is so nice to look at. I bought the purple because it was so stunning. Boys can wear purple, don’t judge!

Where to Buy: DiaperJunction and most other cloth diaper retailers. (affiliate link)

I purchased a Bummis Super lite to review from Diaper Junction using affiliate credits.  No compensation was received for this review.

Thirsties has expanded their line of “dual” sized cloth diapering products to include a Duo Fitted to replace their sized, Fab Fitted line. The Duo Fitted pairs well with their Duo Wrap Cover.  They come in either snaps or velcro and you can find them at my affiliate, Kelly’s Closet!

In Ragababe news, you will have the option of a new color, Black, in their Organic 2 Step. They are also color coordinating the inside soaker snap, which will help if you have multiple children in different sizes. Eventually they are going to coordinate those snaps with the sized inserts. Aaaaand….. a more gender neutral version of their popular tie dye print will be available! More greens/blues. It is gorgeous!  Right now Ragababe is having a hard time keeping up with demand, but if you want your own you need to stalk their facebook page for stocking times!

Speaking of prints, Softbums has released their anticipated girly print for the Omni, Miss Kitty! Find it at Abby’s Lane.

Bummis also has a new Super Lite Wrap! It is a very affordable cover at 10.00!  It comes in sizes.

Another new offering from Bummis is this pretty fabulous Newborn Bundle. Included in the pack are one dozen organic cotton prefold inserts and two perfect-fitting newborn wraps.  Fits babies 5-9 pounds, to ridge the gap from tiny newborn to one size diapers.

The Superlite and Newborn pack can also be found at my affiliate, Kelly’s Closet, and most other major diaper shops.

Unless you have been living under a rock for the past week, you have seen that many cloth diaper brands have been releasing new prints recently.  And there are more coming!  The ABC Kids Expo begins this weekend.  Lots of cloth diaper manufacturers will be there to show off their newest products.  This means we are going to be hearing even more announcements very soon!  I went last year and had a blast, but I am a little (ok, a lot) pregnant this year and can’t be there!

Here are the ones we know so far, let me know if I have missed any!

bumGenius! unveiled their new Tiny Socialite Collection,  designed my Chelsea Perry.  This is the first in their “Artist Series.”  I think we can safely say this has been the most controversial and polarizing release.  Responses have ranged from love to disgust.  The fact is, if you don’t like it, don’t buy it!  You can see my son modeling the entire collection in a previous post.

The Tiny Socialite Collection

Rumparooz was an earlier release, with two new prints.  Rumparooz has so far been the leader in the print world.  They often have limited prints and they come out with new ones fairly often!

Robotronics

Eco Owl

Gro Via just showed off their new prints that will be available in December.  These prints will grace the AI2/Hybrids and the All-in-One.  Many retailers are open for pre-orders.

Gro Via Prints

Bummis has been busy over the past couple of weeks.  First they released the new prints for the Tots Bots Easy Fits, and most recently, let us in on 2 new prints for their Bummis Super Whisper Wraps.  I have a feeling we will be seeing even more fun stuff soon!

The 6 New Tots Bots Prints!

Rocket

Ladybugs

Thirsties had a low key release of a new print in 2 colors.  Pictured is Baby Bird Blue.  Also comes in lavender.

Baby Bird Blue

*Just added

Happy Heinys has a few new prints.  They have been releasing them on their facebook page, which is where I found the photo!  There are even more new prints on their facebook page.  Ooga Boogas, Circles, and more.

Puppies on tan

Glow in the Dark Skulls on Grey, Owls on White

I am still waiting to see the new prints from Softbums that they released at ABC, and a few others.  I did not add the adorable Weehuggers prints because they are a cotton knit over PUL, not a true PUL print.

Which print is your favorite?!

Do you need to own any (or all) of these?!?  You can always place a pre-order using my affiliate link for Kelly’s Closet! You can support my blog and your fluff addiction, all at the same time!

I have lived through 20 months of cloth diapering my son.  To say I have learned a thing or two is an understatement.  Not only have I tried and reviewed over 50 cloth diapers, I have tried all sorts of accesories.  Plus I have real world experience.  I know how to change a cloth diaper on a plane, bench, lap, and how to deal when my son is fighting me for a change.  I have sampled cloth safe diaper creams and detergents and picked my favorites.  And, I have learned how to keep my son relatively still during changes (crucial when in public and there is a nasty poop!)  I am listing what I feel a cloth diapering mom needs and stating my brand of choice where applicable.

A few easy peasy AIO diapers for the babysitter/ diaper bag. Because no matter how much you love prefolds, your babysitter might not.  My favorites are the Drybees Hybrid Pocket AIO and the AMP AIO.

Diaper Sprayer (around 6 months when your baby begins solids)

At least (2) Travel Size Wet Bags. The Wahmies Medium in the Guitar Print is my go to quick trip out, while my Planet Wise Wet/ Dry in Medium is best for a day trip.

(2) Elastic edged pail liners -or- at least 2 Hanging Wet Bags- Wahmies Pail liner is my choice, and Planet Wise Wet/Dry bag in Large for a hanging pail.

Diaper Pail- if you choose one, it should have a pedal for ease of use, especially when you have a dripping wet diaper.  I love my Diaper Dekor, which I modified to accommodate cloth diapers.

1 pack of Snappis

Cloth Friendly Diaper Detergent (I use Rockin’ Green Hard Rock)

Dryer Balls (if you want to soften your diapers or reduce static.)

Flushable Liners- I have found Bummis Bioliners are the softest.  Good to use when on the go to prevent coming home with poop in your diapers.

Drying Rack, clothesline, or gizmo for hanging diapers- I love my Ikea Octopus for hanging covers, but I just throw my inserts over the porch rail for sunning.

Awesome diaper bag big enough for your cloth diapers! I like my Petunia Picklebottom but I am still drooling over the Go Gaga Messenger bag!

Changing Pad- I have a great changing pad from Ikea!

Cloth Diaper safe Cream- My fav is Dimpleskins Bum Balm.  Silky and very effective!

Distracting/ engaging Toy for changes.  Especially good for when you are learning how to put on a prefold or a snapping diaper.

Mobile above changing table when the baby is younger and can’t reach it. It will keep their eyes engaged while you do your thing.

You can find many of these items at my affiliate, Kelly’s Closet, including the Bummis Bioliners, Planet Wise and Wahmies Wet bags, diaper sprayers, snappis, and Rockin’ Green.  Shopping my link supports DDL!  Need a coupon code?  Find them here! Happy Shopping!

What are your must have items to make cloth diapering easier?

Kelly’s Closet and I worked together to bring you a review and giveaway!

If you haven’t already, be sure to check out my video review of the Easy Fit.

Here is the lowdown on this amazing diaper, taken from Kelly’s Closet.

The innovative design of this diaper features a non messy stuff – easier than a pocket system. No fiddling around – a swift stuff to get the liner in is all you need… And – no more losing liners in the laundry! This super thirsty liner is actually attached to the diaper, making the Easy Fit a remarkable all-in-one diaper with many of the benefits of a two piece system – fast drying and easy to clean.

Its innovative design provides a very versatile absorption – the attached liner can be folded to create up to 6 layers of absorption where your baby needs it. (Plus you can adjust for the absorption you need for heavy wetters and nighttime by adding extra liners). The liner consists of 2 layers. Ultra soft rayon made from bamboo fibres against baby’s tender skin actually absorbs 70% more quickly than cotton – on contact – no run-off leaking out the side of the diaper when baby pees! And an ultra absorbent layer of 100% polyester microfibre basically doubles the absorbance. Protective side guards of anti-wicking, soft brushed polyester prevent compression wetness. This is a diaper engineered for successful leak containment and total convenience! Its great fit was mentioned often by our testers – as well as generously sized Velcro type closures and fold-back laundry tabs that really stick. The Easy Fit is available in 2 sizes; one-size (8-35 lbs) that adjusts with snaps plus a remarkable Tini Fit size that will sweetly and effectively accommodate a tinier baby (5-12 lbs). 5 very trendy colours (Oeko-tex certified dyes!) plus white. Minimal packaging.
All Tots Bots products are manufactured in their own factory in Glasgow, Scotland from environmentally friendly fabrics.The rayon from bamboo fibres is also Oeko-tex certified and the bamboo fibre is produced in a “closed loop” system which recycles water and chemical output to ensure sustainability. We really enjoy working with this company! You can be confident that the products they manufacture are ethically as well as sustainably produced.

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As with a lot of diapers I have reviewed, I was first introduced to the Easy Fit at the ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas back in September.  There were two stand out diapers, this one, and the Marvel AIO.  Both diapers featured a “tongue” style, where the abosrbent insert agitates out for washing but stays attached.  So in essence they are an All in One, but do require stuffing the insert back in.  The Easy Fit is different in that the “insert” is touching the baby, but is very long, so you stuff it back inside.  It makes it double up while the baby is in the diaper.  The materials are luxurious and soft, and the PUL is very durable.  The diaper is made by Tots Bots, a UK company.  Bummis is now distributing them here in the US and Canada, and I am so glad!

Ease of Use ✰✰✰✰✰ This is about as easy as it gets!  Putting it on takes seconds and taking it off is as easy, just attach the laundry tabs.  Since the insert is really attached but agitates out, you don’t need to pull anything out before washing.  It will be hanging out once it is washed and dried, but putting it back in also takes seconds.  The bonus is that it takes far less time to dry than a traditional All in One.

Bang for the Buck ✰✰✰✰ You are not only paying for the convenience factor, the bamboo, and the quality of the materials, but also the importation.  The diaper is made in the UK and imported by Bummis.  I do love it though, but if I had to pay for it I would only buy a couple.  I couldn’t afford to make them my whole stash.  But if you can, more power to you!

Performance ✰✰✰✰✰ Perfect.  The soaker is 2 layers, microfiber and rayon from bamboo.  There is room in the pocket for more inserts if you need them.  I didn’t need any extra though.

Fit ✰✰✰✰ Like most snap down rise diapers, I don’t expect this to fit a newborn.  I have room for one more snap so it will fit a larger toddler.   The legs never left red marks.

Overall-  I am so in love with this diaper.  The colors are vibrant and modern and I love every single one.  The only thing that bugged me was that the bamboo attracts every single rogue velcro tab that has lost a laundry tab.  It seems to have 2-4 diapers attached to it in some way once it is out of the dryer.

Have you ever wondered what our cloth diapering friends across the pond (and around the globe) are putting on their babies?  Well, for starters, many countries call their cloth diapers “nappies.”  So, what are we missing out on?

Many months ago I stumbled across Tots Bots, a UK cloth nappy company with the best prints!  While some of their product line has made it stateside thanks to Bummis (I am reviewing the Easy Fit)  we don’t have their prints!

In Australia I found Itti Bitti Nappies.  This line has a ton of different styles to offer and I love the rainbow of colors!  They make SIO (snap in Ones) and All in Ones to name a few.

New Zealand seems to have a lot of cloth diaper users.  EcoBubs is a brand I learned about that has an adorable striped pattern and comes in different color combos.  This diaper is a wool pocket.  Intrigued…

Pikapu is another Australian brand.  Why am I including it in my list?  Because they make a charcoal and a grey version (love it!).  This is an All-in-one with absorbent layers but with microfleece against the skin.  I imagine it to be like a Bum Genius Organic AIO but with a stay dry layer.  They do resemble Thirsties quite a bit.  And their typeface and website remind me of an American Apparel ad sans the visible butt cheeks.  I have to give them props for their motto though…

From Singapore comes a cutesy named diaper: Moo Moo Kow. This diaper is very similar to Happy Heineys.  They have wide tabs with either a velcro or snaps version.  Their diaper is also a one size pocket.

In Germany I found a diaper called Popolini, which makes a variety of styles including a one size.  Since they didn’t have any english on their website and my husband was unwilling to help me translate, I had a hard time navigating.  But, they exist!  What I did discover is that there is a cross over between this brand, and Mother-ease.  Which products I am not sure…

I also noticed a trend: Australians are pretty straight forward about what their diapers are for.  This brand of diapers is called “Krap Katchers” (get it?) and isn’t anything unique, but I had to mention it for the name.  The diaper itself is a Fleece pocket designed for overnights.

Germany is BORING.  Every diaper I found was plain, white, and utilitarian.  This diaper, Storchenkinder, is a tying nappy.  I have actually wanted to try a tying diaper for a while.

I hope you enjoyed traveling with me and shopping for modern cloth diapers around the world.  There are many countries using cloth diapers, but in most cases they are still using traditional cotton squares.  The US, UK, New Zealand, and Australia are the leaders in variety and brands by far!