Tereson Dupuy, 40, is the founder and CEO of Mother of Eden and the patent holder of FuzziBunz® pocket diapers. This young mother-of-three invented FuzziBunz® pocket diapers in January 1999 in response to her four-month old son, Eden's, chronic diaper rash.
FuzziBunz makes two typed of diapers that I will explain to you now. The first and original FuzziBunz diaper was their Perfect Fit Pocket Diaper, still loved by many moms and dads.
It is a Perfect Fit (meaning fitted) diaper. This means that you must buy different sizes as your child grows. {small, medium, large}. However, FuzziBunz says that most children only need to use the small and medium diapers before they are potty trained.
What is the advantage to a Perfect Fit (fitted) diaper?
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Both come in a LOT of GREAT colors!
• 24 infant size Organic cotton prefold diapers (4 x 8 x 4 layers thick)
• 4 Super Whisper Wraps – small
• 2 Super Brites - small
• 3 rolls BioSoft Liners– small
• Fabulous Wet Bag & a User Guide
• 18 baby size Organic Cotton Prefold Diapers (4 x 8 x 4 layers thick)
• 2 Super Whisper Wraps– medium
• 2 Super Brites – medium
• 1 roll Bio Soft Liners– large
• Fabulous Wet Bag & a User Guide
By purchasing both these kits you will have EVERYTHING you need to cloth diaper you baby for up to 3 years.
Very adjustable. Hook and loop closures with an innovative overlap design that ensures a custom fit on any baby.
Super-sized fold-back wash tabs to protect your laundry from rogue velcro attacks.
A special newborn size with an umbilical cord cut-out that fits teeny tiny babies from 4 lbs!
A specialized binding system combining soft, smooth polyester knit bindings with our signature lycra gussets for a comfortable, stretchy fit, and leakproof seal.
Super lightweight and trim – not bulky at all!
Very adjustable. Hook and loop closures with an innovative overlap design that ensures a custom fit on any baby
Durable, heavy-duty elastic around legs and tummy which will not wear out with repeated washing.
Soft, smooth polyester knit bindings for a comfortable, stretchy fit, and a leak-proof seal.
Super-sized fold-back wash tabs to protect your laundry from rogue attacks by hook and loop closures.
Generous sizing means fewer cloth diaper covers to buy, while still assuring a great fit.
As if that isn't enough good news. Bummis also makes a very cute swim diaper (pictured above). This is it, this is all you need. No plastic cover required. Just put this diaper on and throw your child's swimwear over it and you are good to go. Hello swimming pool. 
I have decided to do a descriptive post on each product that I sell in my store. I thought this would be helpful to those of you that live outside the state of Utah and are unable to actually meet with me in person in order to discuss options on which brand of diaper is best for you, your child, and your lifestyle. And so I begin. I am going to be posting about a new brand weekly so if you check this blog weekly you should be able to read about each brand of diaper and get some details and insight on each.
Included with this diaper:
The Second and my personal favorite of the two.
What I LOVE about Knickernappies One Size Pocket Diapers!
My son (2nd child) is also due in May :)
We did disposables with out daughter (though I wanted to do cloth!! -husband wasn't a fan of the idea yet and refused!) but I won this time and we are getting ready to start cloth with this new baby! :)
We are also able to have a garden this year, have a place to line dry our clothes, and have also down-sized to just one vehicle as well! Nothing too special or different than anyone else's answers but I'm quite excited! *wink
Oh oh pick me, pick me!!
To better the earth, June and I walk to the grocery store, the library, the park, and anywhere else that is in walking distance often so I don't have to drive every time. We also recycle just about everything including all those baby food containers we go through.
In celebration of upcoming Earth Day on April 22nd I thought it only appropriate that we provide you with our very first Uncommon Bottom Give Away!
Here is SLC Spring is always crazy. It is warm and sunny one day, everyone is out taking walks, playing at the park, riding bikes....then....the next day there is 7 inches of snow covering the ground and we are living in a winter wonderland. People hurry up to the ski slopes, others snow shoe, snowmen appear on lawns. I love both seasons but am ready for a more traditional spring to begin, meaning rain, rather than snow.
For a frugal person, this is reason enough to line dry laundry. According to the electric use cost calculator at Saving Electricity, someone who runs their electric dryer (4400 watts) 2 hours a day, 20 days a month, spends $252 a year on electricity from the dryer alone. (That assumes the U.S. national average of 12 cents per KWH).
Now the savings from not running the clothes dryer may seem paltry, but it adds up over the years. And when combined with the other benefits of line drying laundry, I think it’s worth it.
Another way line drying laundry saves money is by making your clothing/diapers last longer. Have you ever noticed how much lint a dryer picks up in the lint trap? And have you thought about how rough the dryer must be on clothing/diapers to pick up that much lint?
Line drying is very gentle on clothing/diapers, so your clothes/diapers last longer. Which means you don’t have to replace your clothes/diapers as often. Which means you spend less money on your clothing/diapers.
It’s good to take a break to get outside once in a while.
By making a commitment to line dry laundry, you know that you will have periodic breaks during the day, where your getting out in the sunshine. And hanging clothing is very relaxing. The time you use for hanging laundry can also be your time alone with your thoughts. As a busy parent, this is something to treasure.
I love the smell of clothes that have been hung out to dry. It’s a smell that commercial laundry detergents and fabric softeners can’t replicate, no matter how hard they try.
Let's see...you are already saving your family money and helping the environment by using reusable diapers, why not take another green step and hang a few diapers on display to the envy of all your neighbors?
Give it a try. I guarantee you'll love it. (And if you don't, well, you won't have to worry about returning anything or getting a full refund, and I bet your dryer will be waiting for you just where you left it).
