Which SBish is the "magic" diaper?

lizardknitter · April 2011

I keep hearing about how great it is for overnight and heavy wetters. But I can't figure out which diaper it is. Any help is appreciated. Is it still "magic" without a cover or does it need wool?

Thanks!

MWoodside · April 2011

The snapless. Needs a cover.

Zee9635 · April 2011

We have 2 of the snapless diapers, and while they are super soft and squishy, they don't seem extra absorbent compared to any of the other fitteds we have. Maybe ours are not fully prepped yet, they've only been washed 3-4 times.

yodasmistress · April 2011

Pretty sure it is the snapped one...

cdep1 · April 2011

I thought it was the snapped too... Mine are awesome.

eclecticmama · April 2011

I actually was just emailing with her about her diapers because my 3 year old needs a nighttime diaper for a heavy wetter and he's a large 3 year old. The overnight ones are the bamboo fitteds with snaps. She doesn't call it magic on her site, but I have seen them labeled as "magic" on other sites:

https://sloomb.myshopify.com/collections/cloth-diapers/products/organic-bamboo-fleece-fitteds-natural-contrasts

She suggested the XL fitted for my big heavy wetter instead of the snapless(which was what I had originally asked her about). It does need a cover and wool is best for heavy overnight wetting. She said the snapless are really good, but the rise only goes up to 18" and that wouldn't be long enough for my son.

She was REALLY nice and VERY prompt when I contacted her through her website.

jenny1980 · April 2011

MWoodside:
The snapless. Needs a cover.

No, it's the snapped organic bamboo fleece. :-)

MWoodside · April 2011

jenny1980:

MWoodside:
The snapless. Needs a cover.
No, it's the snapped organic bamboo fleece. :-)

I don't find those to be magic at all. I have 2 & really dislike them. They aren't soft like my other fitteds and they run SUPER small. When DD outgrew the Mediums when she was about 7 mo old I didn't buy anymore.

jenny1980 · April 2011

MWoodside:
jenny1980:

MWoodside:
The snapless. Needs a cover.
No, it's the snapped organic bamboo fleece. :-)

I don't find those to be magic at all. I have 2 & really dislike them. They aren't soft like my other fitteds and they run SUPER small. When DD outgrew the Mediums when she was about 7 mo old I didn't buy anymore.

They're not soft like the snapless, but considerably more absorbent. I use ecover on them which keeps them pretty soft if not squishy.

They definitely run small, though. DD is almost out of her large. :

Hulahoop1234 · April 2011

We bought a couple of the sbish XL fitteds for DS because he is a heavy wetter and very tall (wears a 3T at 14 months old) but they were awful for us. The serging on those ones is VERY thick and stiff and it caused loads of irritation on DS thighs in just one night (and we have never ever had an issue with any other serged fitteds).

However, we LOVE her snapless fitteds. They give a great comfy customized fit for larger kids overnight. I always add a doubler plus a stay dry GMD hemp doubler but the great thing about the sbish snapless is that you can stuff it with a ton of stuff and still get a great fit!

eclecticmama · April 2011

Hulahoop1234:
We bought a couple of the sbish XL fitteds for DS because he is a heavy wetter and very tall (wears a 3T at 14 months old) but they were awful for us. The serging on those ones is VERY thick and stiff and it caused loads of irritation on DS thighs in just one night (and we have never ever had an issue with any other serged fitteds).
However, we LOVE her snapless fitteds. They give a great comfy customized fit for larger kids overnight. I always add a doubler plus a stay dry GMD hemp doubler but the great thing about the sbish snapless is that you can stuff it with a ton of stuff and still get a great fit!

Well, crud! I just bought two of them to try out thinking they would fit as I told her he is 42 pounds and wears a 4T(sometimes 5T) pants. She said the rise on the snapless only goes up to 18" and the smallest rise he could do is a 19".

Dang. Well, I guess I'll see how these do in a couple days and if they don't work I guess I'll sell them and maybe go back to my original idea which was to just sew some diapers for him myself. I have all the stuff I would need to make them. I'm just being lazy. LOL

yodasmistress · April 2011

if anyone has snapped sbish in size s, m, l or xl they are selling i am interested in buying them! i find the fit and absorbency to be fantastic and am always interested in snagging used ones at a good price!

cdep1 · April 2011

yodasmistress:
if anyone has snapped sbish in size s, m, l or xl they are selling i am interested in buying them! i find the fit and absorbency to be fantastic and am always interested in snagging used ones at a good price!

I'll be selling four small here soon. 2 kirsch, and one each natural/kirsch, natural/lilac. Interested?

yodasmistress · April 2011

cdep1:
yodasmistress:
if anyone has snapped sbish in size s, m, l or xl they are selling i am interested in buying them! i find the fit and absorbency to be fantastic and am always interested in snagging used ones at a good price!
I'll be selling four small here soon. 2 kirsch, and one each natural/kirsch, natural/lilac. Interested?

Depending on the price, absolutely.

beckerella · April 2011

I love the snapped and hated the snapless. DD is 24lbs & 31" and easily wears a M. We use L as well but she is on the smallest snap setting.

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