BumGenius Freetime One Size Closure Moonbeam Review

We've tried bumGenius cloth diapers (especially Newborn, Freetime AIO and Pocket 4.0) and gDiapers and they're by far our favourites. Well honestly we like the bumGenius AIO baby nappies too but our son has outgrown them so of the larger cloth nappies these are our favourites. We like them better than the 4.0 bags because everything is ready, you just have to fold the flaps and put them on. With bags it's harder to stuff the liners and get them to stay straight/lay flat and then you have to…

When our son was 7 months old we decided to switch from disposable diapers to cloth diapers. I was tired of wasting money and rubbish and my brother gave us eight BumGenius diapers to use on their boys. Of the eight we were given, six were pocket-sized and two were all-in-ones. Without knowing anything, I immediately assumed that I wanted the convenience of monoblocks. While that turned out to be true, they also had their downsides and I now prefer the pocket style. The pocket style is less…

I bought fuzzibunz, bumGenius 4.0 (with removable pad), Bummis and Swaddlebees cloth diapers to figure out which ones to use. I didn't even know BumGenius Freetime existed and accidentally bought it from Revain thinking I'd get the 4.0 version with the removable insert. When they arrived the velcro version had a removable insert, but the snap-on version was one I didn't even know existed. What luck! We LOVE these diapers. Only Bummi's diapers and this FreeTime diaper prevented leaks or tears…

These diapers are the best we've found and we've tried a lot. My husband and I are new parents and don't know anyone who wears cloth diapers, so we initially bought a few different cloth diapers. We bought pre-cuts and brands like Tristi and Best Bottom. I liked the idea of just changing the liner and reusing the liner, but when we actually had our baby and needed to change his diaper, we realized that most nappy changes required changing the liner as well and also the nappy would leak. at…

My son is 15 months old and we just started using cloth diapers on him when he was 14 months old. I have been using and washing these diapers for about two weeks and I am very satisfied. Although the label doesn't recommend it, I wash them warm and tumble dry low. I also line dry them which doesn't take as long as other brands but still seems to last a while. My husband didn't like other cloth diapers because of the work involved in filling, folding and fitting. These are the only diapers he…