Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Bubbleworks Flannel Fitted

I have used many, many different brands and styles of diapers.  I believe that a fitted and a good cover provide the absolute best leak protection available.  They are the very best option for baby's early days when poop tends to go everywhere.  I never once had poop leak out of a fitted diaper.  Since the covers never got dirty, I didn't need to buy as many. 





















The outer is made of soft white cotton flannel and has wings made of terry for easy Snappi and Boingo use.  Pins also work very well with this diaper.  The inner is the fabulous Bubbleworks Organic Insert. 

I will also make colored/patterned outers available, but I cannot get the fabrics in the same quality as this white flannel.  Colors and prints should be expected to fade and wear in ways that the white will not. 




20 pound baby in size 2
The Bubbleworks Flannel Fitted diaper is very trim and will work well under a variety of covers.

Bubbleworks Flannel Fitted
Size 1 ~ 6-18 lb ~ $10
Size 2 ~ 18-35 lb ~ $12

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6 comments:

  1. HeatherAugust 2, 2012 at 10:47 AM

    These diapers look great. I love fitteds, but don't have enough to use very often.

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    1. BubbleworksAugust 2, 2012 at 3:09 PM

      They can be so expensive! I hope the price point of this diaper will give many mamas the opportunity to try them!

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  2. Taylor FriendAugust 2, 2012 at 12:00 PM

    I want to win!! ;) Your stuff looks great!

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  3. TachaAugust 2, 2012 at 1:29 PM

    I want to win too. lol I've been wanting to try cloth diapering for sometime now. My daughter is 11 mo. old now, but I know it's not too late. However my MIL just bought us two boxes of costco diapers. So it will be a while before we run out. Maybe I could by a few cloth diapers here and there for when we do.

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    1. BubbleworksAugust 2, 2012 at 3:06 PM

      Better late than never! When starting to cloth diaper an older baby, I recommend buying just a few diapers (3-6). Use them. Wash them. Use disposables for the rest of the day. That way it isn't such a big financial investment to get started. Then you can add a diaper or two a month until you have a full stash!

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