Anyone found a great cloth diaper that love to use for those long lean/skinny legged babies? I am having a problem finding the right diaper for 2.0
I have fu.zzibunz OS, bg3.0's, app.lecheeks, gdi.apers and some odd and in's that were giving to me.
Anyone use the grobaby one's have any feed back? I'd love to hear from you or if you know of someone that uses them, I'd love to hear from them. Please HALP
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What is a skinny baby? I don't think I've seen one of those lately.
Etsy has some cloth diapers. Some will make to order, maybe you could try that.
Harry was long and lean when tiny (not so much now). The FuzziBunz were the worst -- they leaked at the legs every.single.time. We found prefolds with Thirsties covers worked best in those days (or Kissaluvs fitted with covers). Other friends of ours with skinny babies have also found the prefolds worked best. When we needed extra absorbency, we just wrapped the prefold around a BG newborn insert and/or a doubler.
GroBaby is pretty new, so we haven't tried it, but we did try a SoftBums, which is/was a similar system. They fit incredibly well but the actual diaper wasn't absorbent enough for our heavy wetter. I've heard the GroBabys are better in that respect.
K is pretty skinny and her legs are long and lean and I have been using AMP diapers on her and love them. We haven't had any leaks in them, but have in the others. The Fuzzibunz leak the worst.
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We use the medium size fuzzibunz and they've worked great so far! I didn't try the one size ones, and I've only used them during the day. I actually just switched to the nightime pampers for overnights because nothing was working.
I just saw this great post: http://allaboutclothdiapers.com/the-best-cloth-diapers-for-the-skinny-child/
I use BG 3.0 on my super skinny boy, and they work fine on him. Fuzzi Bunz leaked like crazy.
When all else fails, prefolds and Thirsties seem to work the best for us.
We've been using BG 3.0s on my skinny thinny and my chubby bubby. So far we haven't had too many leaks except on the skinny thinny child. I wish I had some advice but I don't...good luck.
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