Sentences with phrase «not bulky diapers»

They are not bulky diapers!

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And they're not as bulky as cloth diapers, so it's not like they fill the machine all on their own.

My one quibble is that the thick center section of the prefold is not always in the center of these diapers, which makes fastening them with a snappi bulkier on one side than the other.

It's nice to put my daughter in a nighttime diaper that isn't overly bulky!

Cons: - Slightly bulky, does not fit in diaper bag - Most require insert for newborns - Must adjust all straps between wearers - Buckles and straps can be difficult for caregiver with existing neck or shoulder conditions - Not as cuddly, though some woven wrap conversions are very soft - Less budget friendly than other optinot fit in diaper bag - Most require insert for newborns - Must adjust all straps between wearers - Buckles and straps can be difficult for caregiver with existing neck or shoulder conditions - Not as cuddly, though some woven wrap conversions are very soft - Less budget friendly than other optiNot as cuddly, though some woven wrap conversions are very soft - Less budget friendly than other options

I'm still trying to find a good cloth diaper that fits his tiny little legs and isn't super bulky on him.

We don't find it to be bulky as some one - size diapers can be.

The Gerber and Dappi seem to be made for much bulkier diapers and are too papery & 40; gerber & 41; on not repellent enough & 40; dappi & 41;.

They fit perfectly under the GROVIA HYBRID SHELLS and are not as bulky as some of the other fitted diapers tend to be.

If you don't want to go all - out on a bulky piece of furniture, you can opt for a diaper changing pad that simply sits on top of an existing piece of furniture.

It's relatively simple to use, you can use it to carry your baby in several different positions, it's not bulky so you can shove it under the stroller or in your bag, you can use it as an emergency diaper pad or pillow, in some positions you can nurse in it, and (most importantly if you have a toddler) it's super-easy to get the baby in and out of it (and in and out and in and out...).

This diaper is soft and cushy but not too bulky, although it won't work under every newborn cover, especially the really trim ones like the Bummis Super Lite.

However, most «one size» diapers are not only bulky but often too big and may leak on a newborn.

This Bumble Collection diaper bag wastes no space but also doesn't feel bulky.

While the diapers are bulkier than disposables, they are not as bulky as other cloth diapers we've tried.

As cloth diapers go, this diaper is not bulky at all.

Amazon did not have the best regular price on brand - name diapers; however, the free shipping is enough to decide for yourself (especially when purchasing the large, bulky boxes).

This carrier is bulky and may not fold down small enough to tuck into a diaper bag like some other types can.

Even with all the extra layers of the overnight insert, this diaper isn't overly bulky.

While some of my diapers are bulkier than others, my children't clothes do fit over them.

Even with both the Small and Large LUX inserts, and a Hemp Booster, the diaper isn't hard to stuff and, while somewhat bulky, still fits comfortably under my baby's clothing.

Baby doesn't look bulky at all, yet the inserts keep him dry and the double gussets in the diaper cover prevent leaks.

Since it's not too bulky, it makes for a great diaper bag toy.

Breastfeeding makes it pretty easy to feed and you don't need to pack nearly as much as most travel guides would have you believe - we've done great with a backpack full of diapers, clothes, and blankies along with our stroller and a moses basket for a long weekend (it will get bulkier when she outgrows the basket).

We did run into some problems really early on with the diaper rubbing on the cord stump (and then the scab on the navel) and causing some bleeding, and of course they are really bulky on a newborn — but that didn't bother me or the baby!

It's not a typical bulky diaper bag and, though it is spacious, would probably be best for families with only one baby.

The core is can be up to triple layer thick prefold and yet the diaper won't feel bulky to the baby.

The trimness of the inserts means, even if you add them to a pocket diaper, they won't make the diaper too bulky.

Tiny Tush Mini One Size Diaper Covers Tiny babies need newborn diaper covers that won't be too Diaper Covers Tiny babies need newborn diaper covers that won't be too diaper covers that won't be too bulky.

One - size diapers do not always work well on newborn diapers, because they are bulky and may not provide a snug enough fit.

They are the perfect length and thickness (I bought smalls) to create a diaper with a microfiber that is reasonably absorbent but not too bulky.

Generally speaking, most pocket diapers come with microfiber inserts which are bulkier and not very absorbent.

I love how it's flat so when my son is doing tummy time it doesn't add to his already bulky front diaper.

The diaper is not too bulky, even with both inserts.

we haven't tried any storebought trainers, I made a few fitted diapers and fleece covers for him but they're too tight and bulky for him to be able to put on and off himself, so he ends up peeing in them on purpose because he doesn't want to go thru the trouble.

Surprisingly, this didn't make the Dream Diaper too terribly bulky (nothing in the realm of an overnight fitted by a long shot).

It's not a bulky overnight diaper, so I was skeptical that it would do the trick, but it absolutely did (and with more absorbency to spare).

Of course, the trimmer it is, the smaller it is, which means it is not going to be as absorbent as a big and bulky diaper, but that is always the trade - off.

The snaps are easy to use and are not at all bulky on the front of the diaper.

The bench over the basket does slide forward and backward, but not enough to give you much room to put in a big diaper bag or anything else bulky.

This diaper is a little bulky though, so it does not work well under pants

I also use Huggies pants for girls and find that it is a much larger diaper and sometimes bulky between the legs and it would not pull up as far as Pampers pants, but overall, both are good nappies.

They are wide and bulky, so not great for under clothes, but a great night time diaper.

The downside to one - size diapers is that they are very bulky on newborns and don't truly provide a good fit until baby is about 10 to 12 lbs.

We have tried multiple diaper brands and these are by far the best, no leaks, excellent fit, not too bulky.

I don't find the Tiny Tush diaper to be very bulky, which is a bonus.

Would have been bulky as a newborn but there's not many covers or diapers that would fit right from birth and up.

It isn't bulky and can fit your diaper bag when not in use.It comes with a hood that will protect your baby from the sun and wind and help them sleep in busy environments.

One reviewer stated that it may not be roomy enough for many items if you use bulky cloth diapers, but it can be made 20 per cent larger with its expandable center.

That's a huge selling point to me because cloth diapers are a bit bulkier than disposables, so getting a good fit with most clothes is not easy.