Lowest Price Dappi Diaper Cover, White, Small

These wraps are good for the money. The fit is trim and they look nice. The material is soft and not plastic-y (like the kushies nylon covers do), but it can wick sometimes.

My complaint is about the velcro tabs. The shsrp edges are not secured down with zigzag stitch, and can rub and cut baby (to my horror I found his leg bleeding from the rash it created.) Furthermore, the hook tabs are connected to only the inner stretchy layer of the tabs allowing thw sharp edge to be pulled out towards bubs skin (legs and tummy). I think it is an easy fix by zigzag stitching the edges of the hook tabs through all layers to make it more stable.

O(verall, these are budget friendly (if they hold upin the long run-I've only used them 4-5 times). Plan on securing the velcro hooks better.

I love thirsties wraps hands down to any I've tried.Get more detail about Dappi Diaper Cover, White, Small.

Bummis Whisper Pant , Small Review

I bought this in Medium (15-30 pounds) for my 22-24 pound daughter. It's way too big. There is tons of extra material all around. More importantly, the leg holes are gaping.Get more detail about Bummis Whisper Pant , Small.

Kissa's Wool Lover Diaper Cover, Natural, Small

Wool covers are my favorite covers by far. I've only had this one a couple of days but it's the softest one I have. The other one I own has never leaked. I use my other one at night over a large prefold and a small prefold as a doubler. My son is a very heavy wetter too. These wool things are bulletproof. We're ery pleased. The fit is very comfy too. No red marks around my boy's legs like some other covers I've tried. He's very active now and he can move around in these with no problem. They're very cute and soft.Get more detail about Kissa's Wool Lover Diaper Cover, Natural, Small.

Shop For gDiapers Flushable Refills, Small, 40-Count Bags (Pack of 4)

Between me and my husband, I have always been the more eco-conscious one and when it came to baby, I was definitely looking for better ways to lessen our waste with the new little one. I was drawn to cloth diapers, but my husband really wanted nothing to do with them. Admittedly, the idea of cloth had its drawbacks for me as well. When I discovered gDiapers, I thought it was a perfect compromise to the cloth vs disposable debate - I have my reusable cloth outers (which I was able to purchase used) and I can flush the liners. It's a bit of an extra step while I'm changing baby, but I have started to just set the diapers aside until she's asleep and I flush a bunch at one time. I have found our toilets will handle up to three liners at one time, as long as I really swish the inner lining well and wait until the end of the flush to release the outer lining.
The only reason I haven't given a 5-star rating is because we have had a couple of leaks, but I feel that this is because baby is still just a little too small to fit into the small size. Once she gains another pound or two, she will have fewer gaps to leak from and I think I would be happy to give a higher rating. Note: there is a newborn size gDiaper available, but we opted just to go with the smalls for the limited amount of time that she would be too small to fit into them properly.Get more detail about gDiapers Flushable Refills, Small, 40-Count Bags (Pack of 4).