Wonderoo Nappies

Advantages: Easy to use, quick to wash and dry
Disadvantages: Expensive to buy at the start

...on the market, but the Wonderoo is, I think, the only one that fits from birth to potty training – a ‘one-size’ nappy. Stuffable nappies differ from normal washable nappies in that they have two parts to them – the nappy and then whatever you decide to stuff them with to provide the absorbency. The actual nappy is very thin – it consists of a waterproof outer layer and a cloth inner layer. At the back of the nappy is a gap into which you put the ...
...retailers - if you type Wonderoo into Google you come up with several hits! I’m sure I’ve probably forgotten something I need to say, but it will take me a while to get back into the swing of writing reviews again! Constructive comments welcome, and I hope it won’t be another 2 years until my next review! ... Read review

Advantages: Great colours, easy to use, quick to dry
Disadvantages: Not as neat a fit as some pocket nappies

A great choice for anyone making the move from disposables to cloth nappies, Wonderoos are easy to stuff and easy to put on. The sheer number of poppers can look scary at first, but once you realise that those down the sides of the leg holes are there to shorten the length of the crotch (and therefore don't need to be popped and unpopped every time you change your baby but only after a few months when your baby's got taller) then you only actually ...
...with, which is no more complicated than doing up sticky tabs. Wonderoos come in a vast range of great colours, from pastels through to bright orange. My son's lime green one is the envy of our Mother and Baby Group! I love bright colours, and these stay bright wash after wash after wash. I am one of those who actually stuff my Wonderoos with their intended inserts, called Wonderfulls. You can get these made of hemp or microterry. The hemp ones ... Read review

Advantages: easy to use and clean, reliable, comfortable, popper fastening, available in an array of colours
Disadvantages: Quite low in the rise

...them from birth. The wonderoo nappy is what is classed as a birth to potty reusable nappy and is thus highly adjustable. they come in a wide array of colours and are very adjustable. On a smaller baby they can look a bit bulky and messy yet i've foudn that as my baby has grown they have become one of my favourates. the inserts they come with are fantastic and at 14months old i still don't need to add any other insert for my daughter, if we're going ...
...suedecloth which stains. The wonderoo nappy offers a very economical option to reusable nappies, it's always priced competatively, looks good, comes in many colours and most importantly is reliable, i even managed to use one over night with no wicking or leaks! A firm favourate in my nappy stash. You can purchase them from: http://www.nappyzone.co.uk/wonderoos.htm £10.99 (without insert) each or 3 for £30 http://www.babykind.co.uk/wonderoos.htm ... Read review

Advantages: One size fits from birth to potty, quick to dry
Disadvantages: None

I've recently converted to cloth nappies and Wonderoos have quickly become my favourites. The wonderoos is made of a waterproof outside and a soft suede cloth inner layer. The suede layer allows moisture to wick away from baby's skin and traps it in the absorbent insert placed inside the pocket. This keeps baby’s skin dry and rash free. You can stuff the nappy with anything absorbent but I really like the microfiber cloths that you can find in ...
...are very quick to dry. Although they are more expensive than other pocket nappies (around £11), they are one size and will last you from birth to potty as the snaps can be adjusted to the proper size. That makes them very good value for money. The only thing I would change is the suede layer as it's not as soft as a fleece one. On the other hand, it doesn't bobble like fleece does. Finally you can get them in lots of different funky colours. I tend ... Read review