Ok, so here's the stats:
This diaper is made out of 4 layers of 100% organic cotton fleece (so soft!!) - 2 diaper layers, and 2 soaker-pad layers. 100% organic cotton French Terry is another option that feels very similar - the same weight of fabric, and also very soft. They both feel like your favorite sweatshirt! Stitched and serged on edges for durability and no raveling.
6 snaps in the front.
Soaker pad is a "flap-style" - sewn in, but only on the top edge, so it "flaps" around while in the dryer, therefore drying faster.
Elastic at legs and waist, to help contain messes.
And I know you want to see this on a baby...
Isaiah is about 11.5 lbs. right now, and this is a size small that should fit 10-20 lbs. The smallest snap setting fits, but is starting to get snug.
Not super-bulky, so it's easy to move around in, but the absorbency is very good. Isaiah wet in it twice before I could even feel that it was damp, and at his normal diaper-change time, it was wet, but didn't feel totally soaked.
Hugs the legs without being too tight.
Doesn't it just make you want a fluffy bum at home?
These will sell for $10 (the French Terry fitted would be $8 - less expensive fabric). Most fitted diapers you find are well above that (about $15) for different sizes, and one-size fitted diapers are more like $20. I think that's crazy. And remember that all of my proceeds will be going toward making diapers for those that need them!!
I'll be ordering a bunch of supplies (hopefully) this week. So I'll be making these ready-to-sell very soon! :)
Let me know what you think!!
