my DD is about to grow out of her kissaluvs fitteds size 0 and I was hoping to talk a relative into giving her some size 1s as a gift. Right now I use a prowrap over it, and it works ok, but is sometimes hard to cover up the area of the diaper around the legs. Any favorite covers?
what cover with kissaluvs?
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Mostly, I've used Bummis SWW, too, with good results, although I do have to be careful about tucking in around the legs. Sizing up the cover can help....
For major-brand covers, the Kissaluvs website has a very helpful fit matrix. Take a peek.
Other covers I like with my Kissaluvs: Sugarpeas fleece (again, check well around the legs, but it's a beautiful, trim fit!) and a new fave: fleece from Bluebird Baby, although checking the website, it seems these are side-snapping, and the one I have is hook-and-loop.
Thinking about this, I would recommend side-snapping covers or hook-and-loop closures for the best coverage. I bought a bunch of Bummis snap covers when I started out (found a great sale price and was worried about aplix in the laundry), so that's what I use most, but they take more attention to fabric sneaking out around the legs than either my side-snapping covers or the Bummis with Aplix. I think front-snapping dipes & covers just don't hug around the legs as much.
Covers I haven't tried but have heard great things about (in connection with Kissaluvs) are pull-on pants like the Stacinator So Simple and Polar Babies Happy Pants (which have side-snaps).
For major-brand covers, the Kissaluvs website has a very helpful fit matrix. Take a peek.
Other covers I like with my Kissaluvs: Sugarpeas fleece (again, check well around the legs, but it's a beautiful, trim fit!) and a new fave: fleece from Bluebird Baby, although checking the website, it seems these are side-snapping, and the one I have is hook-and-loop.
Thinking about this, I would recommend side-snapping covers or hook-and-loop closures for the best coverage. I bought a bunch of Bummis snap covers when I started out (found a great sale price and was worried about aplix in the laundry), so that's what I use most, but they take more attention to fabric sneaking out around the legs than either my side-snapping covers or the Bummis with Aplix. I think front-snapping dipes & covers just don't hug around the legs as much.
Covers I haven't tried but have heard great things about (in connection with Kissaluvs) are pull-on pants like the Stacinator So Simple and Polar Babies Happy Pants (which have side-snaps).
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I really like Proraps with Kissaluvs. I also used plain Gerber pull on plastic pants that worked really well.
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How about wool? You could get something in a nice merino hersey or interlock and it would still be very trim and most importantly natural and breatheable!
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I used nylon pull-ons (Dappis and Alexis Featherlites, Bummis Whisper pull-ons) and fell in love with them. They are my favorites over any fitted. Trim under clothes, cheap, easy to care for, no diaper-tucking needed, and breathable.
Originally Posted by sarajane I had bought some litewrap and prorap but they were too tight for my little one with that thick of a diaper. She has chubby, chubby legs and a skinny waist, hard to fit! |
I used nylon pull-ons (Dappis and Alexis Featherlites, Bummis Whisper pull-ons) and fell in love with them. They are my favorites over any fitted. Trim under clothes, cheap, easy to care for, no diaper-tucking needed, and breathable.
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