I don't know of any WAHMs that make them, but EcoBaby makes some like that in natural-colored sherpa and hemp/cotton blends.
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I've never seen the sherpa ones!
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Originally Posted by HokieMum I don't know of any WAHMs that make them, but EcoBaby makes some like that in natural-colored sherpa and hemp/cotton blends. |
That's interesting
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Those are really neat! I can't see my 3 yr old laying still while I tied though 
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my tie-on dipes (oc ones!) .... the look of an all-natural dipe tied on Katherine is... ah... I get all nostalgic!
It is somewhat in between a contour and a fitted, like a contour with a little elastic in the leg area. The main thing is that they were somewhat straight like a contour when laid flat open, where as a fitted tends to bend and "pouch" from the elastic.
The thing I liked about it better than ecobaby (which I do like) is that 1) they had a better absorbancy- closer to a normal WAHM diaper. 2) They were a little narrower between the legs. And 3)the ties were wider and flatter and didn't have to go through the "loops" on the front. The wider, flatter ties I think helped them stay on I think.
These ones were older ones (these are a good 4-5 years old) before the external soaker was norm. It was all one piece. But I imagine a sewn in soaker would work just as well and make drying time shorter.
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The thing I liked about it better than ecobaby (which I do like) is that 1) they had a better absorbancy- closer to a normal WAHM diaper. 2) They were a little narrower between the legs. And 3)the ties were wider and flatter and didn't have to go through the "loops" on the front. The wider, flatter ties I think helped them stay on I think.
These ones were older ones (these are a good 4-5 years old) before the external soaker was norm. It was all one piece. But I imagine a sewn in soaker would work just as well and make drying time shorter.
I'll PM you to
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