So all diapers do evolve a bit - and many things end up listed as old style and new style. Can anyone who knows the difference between old style and new style for any diaper, pleas list it here. I'll start with what I know...
Fuzzi Bunz: old - rounded tabs, three leg snaps, rainbow tag
new - pointy tag, 4 leg snaps, patent/tm tag
Snap-ez trainers - leg width range 1" larger on all sizes
I know the old Wonderoos had a different way of adjusting the rise... the new style has snaps next to the thigh for making the rise shorter/longer; I *think* the old style folded down differently?? I'm not much help :LOL
El Bees have changed in the material of the binding (the new binding having some lycra in to it prevent holes)... the soaker has changed from rectangular to a more contoured shape... and I know the shape of the diaper itself has changed, but in very slight ways. The tag has changed form a "flap" to a small rectangular tag sewn all around the edges, with a tiny "flap" for sizing...
The older ones didn't have cross over tabs and their velcro was just on the inside wings of the diaper. They had a hidden laundry velcro tab underneath the inside diaper flaps (that probably doesn't make any sense to someone reading this
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The newer ones have fold over velcro tabs and extended velcro with cross over tabs.
Wonderoos :
Went through atleast 5 different tags (i've got 5 kinds) and the really old style the front folded down to reveal the small setting, which was against the baby when in the larger setting if that makes sense.
And of course, the old wonderoos were colored suedecloth (i've got 12 with colored inners) and opposed to white, and the newer style is larger in the stride and tabs.
*and* the elastic around the pocket is much tighter than the old style, which I actually liked the looser kind (easier to stuff)
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