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I've been thinking about getting some pocket diapers, but there are a ton of them...I kinda don't want to spend the $$ trying them all out, so whats best for a chubby baby? Fuzzi Bunz, Happy Heiny's, or Swaddlebees? Did I miss any?

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I've tried Fuzzi Bunz, Wonderoos, Happy Heiny's, and Cloth-Ease pockets. My DD has chubby thighs and bum, a small waist, and a big buddha belly on top. The Fuzzi Bunz and Happy Heiny's are both good for us but they have fit best at different times... the med FBs were better when she was littler and chubbier and the med HHs are better now that she has stretched out a little bit and needs a higher rise. The FBs are nice because they snap separately at hip and waist... the HHs are easy because they are velcro. There are pros and cons to all of them! I would recommend trying one of each second-hand if you can to see what's best. eBay and the TP are both good places to get deals. HTH!
 

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I've always loved Fuzzi Bunz. They work well for us...everyonce in a while my children get to a funny size where they don't fit quite as well but then HHs or Swaddlebees work well.
FB seem to work most of the time, though, they are very trim with an insert.
 

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My Fuzzi Bunz are fabulous diapers. They are easy to use and clean, and always reliable. If I need a diaper that I KNOW will work, and won't leak, I always reach for a FB. In fact, my ideal stash would be 100% Fuzzi Bunz, but I just don't have the $$$ for all pocket diapers.

My DD is tall and skinny, but FB's have separate adjustments for the waist and the legs, so you can customize the fit much more than other snap diapers. I agree with the PP though that you should buy one or two of different ones and try them, because you never know what's going to work best for you.
 
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