January 24th, 2009Bamboo Diaper – Superduperdiapers.com
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This is the first bamboo diaper I have ever used. I had heard a lot of great things from other moms about Bamboo diapers, so I was very glad to be able to receive one for myself to try it out.
Upon first receiving the bamboo diaper from Malou at Super Duper Diapers, I noticed how thin it was, even
including the insert. How could something so thin keep my baby dry? Sure enough, last night I put the diaper on my 4 month old, with only 1 insert. This morning I could not believe my eyes (or hands) my baby’s bottom and jammies were dry as can be. Not even a little tiny bit of dampness, she was completely dry. I specifically save this diaper to use it over night now.
The great thing about the diaper being thin, is that my baby can wear jeans and other bottoms without her bum looking super big. In this diaper she can wear clothes her size 3 – 6 months. In some other diapers, she is already in 9 month old pants!
Another thing I noticed when I first receive the diaper from Malou is the clever design and velcro so the diaper can fit babies as small as 8 pounds, but up to 32 pounds. I didn’t see how this could be, but when Malou showed me herself how to use the diaper, I thought WOW this is genius, and it would fit a very small and a very big baby.
There are 3 different rows of velcro, the smallest size is simply putting the two velcro ends together, and folding the remainder over top. For a Medium fit, put the velcro tabs along the 1st row of velcro and fold the remainder down. For Large, put the velcro tabs on the top layer. (In these pictures, I folded the extra faric behind so you can see the velcro)
When my husband first put the diaper on, he was a little confused, he thought the diaper was going to be way too big! Once I showed him how small the diaper could get, he realized that our girl already had to be on the 1st row of velcro. She is 14 pounds right now, we have to fold down the excess cloth over the top row of velcro, but this also acts as another layer to soak up the moisture.
This diaper does need a wrap over top. It is not very much more work to put a wrap on top. True cloth diapers can last longer than All In Ones (AIO) because when washed, there is no outer waterproof layer that slowly loses its ability to keep moisture in over time. Also, when washed true cloth diapers do become cleaner as the water and soap can clean the diaper on both sides, where AIO have one side that is waterproof so water only cleans one side.
This diaper did shrink in the wash, I contacted Malou to see if this was normal, and she assured me it was. The diaper still fits my little girl just fine (maybe even better around the legs now). We have had no poop leaks out the sides or the back, everything stays inside!
Although the initial price of these diapers seems steep, you would only need to make one investment for as many children as you have. Most babies that are using cloth diaper potty train easier as well, so the 32 pound limit should be fine!
Bamboo makes for a great diaper and it is super soft on babies bum. These diapers will be a great investment for you and for baby!
Contact Malou, in French or English to purchase these diapers. You can purchase each one individually or you can order a package, with diapers, covers, swimmers and a wetbag. A great way to save some money. Also Shipping is free – you can’t beat that!
Superduperdiapers.com to purchase.
Remember, Malou is giving away a wetbag to one of our readers, please click here to enter.
If you have used these bamboo diapers, please make your own review in the comment section!

























