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bumGenius One-Size Cloth Diaper 4.0 - Noodle - Snap

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Product Description

bumGenius One-Size Stay-Dry Cloth Diaper has a soft inside to wick moisture away from baby and a waterproof outside. Our patent pending butterfly closure system with stretchy tabs provides a comfortable, trim fit. The super stretchy, gentle leg and back elastic prevent leaks. Plus our unique covered pocket opening keeps wetness completely off of your baby. The easily adjustable 3x3 snap down design adjusts the sizing to fit small, medium and large sizes from 7 -35 pounds. This 100% reusable diaper and diaper insert is environmentally friendly, prevents landfill waste and saves money.

Leak-proof outer cover and stretch-to-fit sides for a custom shape (patent pending)
Easy-to-use closures
Covered lining opening protects baby from moisture (patent pending)
Soft lining wicks moisture away from baby
3x3 snap system adjusts to fit babies 7-35 pounds (patent pending)

bumGenius One-Size Cloth Diaper 4.0 - Noodle - Snap Reviews

85 of 89 people found the following review helpful:

BumGenius 4.0 is almost caught up with Fuzzi Buns, November 17, 2010

whatever "whatever" (Colorado, USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: bumGenius One-Size Cloth Diaper 4.0 - Grasshopper - Snap (Baby Product)

BumGenius has almost caught up with FuzziBuns with the introduction of the new 4.0 version. All the things that made FuzziBuns far superior, BumGenius borrowed for this design. The availability of snaps means that you can use your diapers for a second child (the velcro does NOT last on velcro tabs of any brand - DO NOT GET VELCRO) and active babies don't rip off their snap diapers (wrangling them into the snaps, of course, is why some people like velcro - but not so great when they choose to rip off velcro and do their business on the nice rug). The biggest improvement is the replaceable elastic - something FuzziBuns introduced a while back. This is the number one reason my older cloth diapers "pooped" out (and I mean that in oh so many ways).

So, the remaining differences (and here I'm talking about the latest versions of both - November 2010):
I think FuzziBuns are softer and stay softer after washing.
I think BumGenius stay drier longer.
I think... Read more

17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:

Biggest isn't always the best., July 4, 2011

ppmomma - See all my reviews

This review is from: bumGenius One-Size Cloth Diaper 4.0 -Sweet - Snap (Baby Product)

I originally bought several BG diapers for DD mainly because they were so popular and had so many positive reviews. BG is one of the biggest brands of cloth diapers so you can get them pretty much anywhere. The diapers are fine, I just don't think they are the best. I tried several other smaller brands that I think were better for a variety of reasons.

I'll start with the things I liked about the BG diapers:

1. They are very absorbent diapers and rarely leaked.

2. They are very affordable. I got mine during a B5G1 sale, so my real cost per diaper was only $14. That's great for a one-size diaper. I also like that it comes with two inserts, although most OS pockets do.

3. They're cute! I loved all the bright color options and new prints.

4. Option of snaps or aplix. There are pros and cons of each, and it is nice to have the choice.

But, there are quite a few things that could be improved on:... Read more

15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

bum genius 4.0 rocks!, January 31, 2011

Gabrielle - See all my reviews

This review is from: bumGenius One-Size Cloth Diaper 4.0 -Sweet - Snap (Baby Product)

I LOVE these cloth diapers! I have 6 month old twin boys and they wear bum genius exclusively at home (day care does not allow cloth). Here are the things we like:

-adjustable fit. One twin is stockier than the other and this way I don't have to buy separate sizes. we have the hook and loop version and so far, there are no issues with the Velcro after 6 months of use.

-easy care. Just pop both the liner and the shell in the washer. I air dry the shells and throw the inserts in the dryer. I use regular detergent and have no issue with smell. I highly recommend purchasing diaper liners to go with this product, it makes clean up a snap.

-very minimal leaks. Keep in mind that cloth diapers don't have the same wear length as pampers, so be prepared to change your children more frequently. One thing that took a bit was figuring out the fit (they don't come with instructions) so it was a trial and error in the beginning. This might not be an all night... Read more