FuzziBunz Nappies > Reviews

Advantages: Speedy to dry & look great on
Disadvantages: None!

I am a recent convert to 'Fuzzi Bunz' re-useable nappies and I shall endeavour to tell you why. The Fuzzi Bunz consists of a layer of waterproof fabric (PUL) and a layer of thin fleece (think fleece jacket, not sheeps fleece!!) sewn together to make a nappy-shaped "pocket". This pocket is stuffed with absorbent matter of your choice. The 'stuffing' could be, terry squares, booster pads, pre-folds .. but I use 2 microfiber cloths (£1 each from ... Read review

Advantages: Look great, lovely fit, lots of colour choice
Disadvantages: leak, leave bum sogy, expensive, poor customer service

I converted to cloth nappies quite late on, when my daughter was ten months. the main problem was that with my son i tried some two part systems ( a nappy with a waterproof PUL wrap) and just didn't like it. Had i known about 'pocket nappies' then, i'd never have looked back! Pocket nappies are fantastic, simple and quick to use and once stuffed are as easy as a disposable yet without the chemicals! oh, and they look so much better too! Fuzzi ... Read review

Advantages: Stuffable, quick to dry, slim fitting (depending on stuffing)
Disadvantages: poppered fit, not easy on a wriggly baby, expensive

The Fuzzi Bunz is a pocket style washable nappy, which has a soft nylon waterproof outer shell and a cosy fleece inner - the opening at the back between the two layers provides a pocket for the stuffing (the absorbant bit) of your choice. Micro-inserts made by Fuzzi Bunz can be bought as stuffing, but you can just as easily use a couple of old flannels, a pad folded terry square, a prefold, or a couple of those super-absorbant cleaning cloths ... Read review

Advantages: slim fitting,good value, huge resale desirability
Disadvantages: difficult fit on certain shapes, no good for newborns

I bought a few Fuzzis as my friends were raving about them. when they arrived i was impressed. They seemed very well made, looked really funky, the colours were great, and after prewashing they dried really quickly. The only problem was my little mans thighs. He is very chubby thighed and try as I did, I couldnt get the damn things to go on without leaking. They gaped at the thigh, and if I went up a size they gaped at the tummy instead. This meant ... Read review

Advantages: easy to use, reliable
Disadvantages: more expensive than some

I'm now on my second child in reuseable nappies. For the first child we tried every brand under the sun. This time we almost exclusively use Fuzzis. They make life as a cloth nappy user so easy. As a pocket nappy system, you can prestuff them all and leave them waiting for nappy change time. There's a lovely soft fleece inner and the nappy is as bulky as the insert(s) you choose to use. We normally use a Microfibre Insert and a small hemp insert ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to Use, Excellent Resale Value, Attractive System
Disadvantages: Initial start up cost

These nappies are fantastic - I was a very reluctant convert to cloth nappies but just had to see what all the fuss was about. I ordered just two to start off with and was immediatley converted. They are so simple to use and as slim fitting as disposable. They also look much prettier under my daughters skirts and dresses than disposable knickers. They are fleece lined which really does keep babies bottom dry and does not cause nappy rash. Another ... Read review

Advantages: Very easy to use, quick to dry
Disadvantages: Leaky, expensive

I really, really wanted to love Fuzzi Bunz. I reasoned with myself that if they were outstanding I could justify the extra expense over a standard two-part nappy system. To explain: Fuzzis are a stuffable nappy system. The Fuzzi Bunz itself is a clever hybrid design. The outer layer is PUL, the inner is polyester fleece and the two are joined together all the way around apart from an opening at the top, making the nappy one large 'pocket' which ... Read review

Advantages: Very Easy to use
Disadvantages: Can't use Nappy Rash Creams because of the fleece

As a recent convert to cloth nappies I was very impressed with the pocket nappy system. They are very easy to use and maintain. They are perfect for people who wish to convert to cloth nappies with the minimum of fuss. They are also easy for someone else to use, e.g childminder or grandparent. They are available in a wide range of colours and are not as bulky as other cloth nappies. Once you have finished with the nappies there is a thriving second ... Read review