BB2 Baby One Size Printed Black Gussets Snaps Cloth Diaper Cover for Prefolds

Big nappy, very soft and good quality

I've been looking at these covers on Amazon for over a year but have never purchased until now for fear of quality issues. I ended up buying one of these, a Thirsties cover and a Flip cover for comparison. (We also have Kawaii, Alva, Gerber and Bummis covers at home too.)I AM SO GLAD I DID!! These are AMAZING covers and I wish I would've used them from the start. I've been cloth diapering for 8 years now and have my 3rd child in cloth. Incredible durable stitching, the gussets are great and don't get too tight as I've noticed with other brands that have the double gussets when snapped appropriately.As for size, they are very generous. They are about the size of the Thristies size 2 that are for 18-40lbs. For my 3 month old who is about 16 lbs I have them on the snuggest snap setting and they are fine. I don't think they would work well for a newborn or a baby under 12lbs but it wouldn't hurt to try. They are also very wide. If you have a baby with a big belly, these would be great. I use them with flat diapers in an origami fold and when he is bigger I will pad fold. They would also be amazing for the thick 4x8x4 prefolds.I will be buying only these covers in the future, THANK YOU!

This cover (along with the other 3 pattern BB2 I purchased) is a bit bigger. My 13 lb baby just now fits them nicely, before it was just a bit big and bulky. Other than the sizing, it's a great cover. Double leg gussets are great, no issues with leaking, and of course they're cute! I've washed these and hung to dry, about 10 times and they're still like new. I purchased a minky one and my only complaint is that the front inside flap is also minky and gets wet and stays wet. Otherwise a great cover. There's an inner snap in the back for snap in inserts, but in the picture I just use a Green Mountain prefold with a doubler. I just have the orange edge newborn prefolds for now so I'm stretching those out-otherwise just an appropriate prefold for your baby's absorbency would work perfectly. I've also used an Imagine fitted for night time with this cover and that works perfectly as well too since the cover is bigger and holds the nighttime bulk. Hope my pictures will show the fit well. They're on the smallest rise and around the waist too. I don't mind how big they are, they can take as little or as much inside to your liking. My baby here is 13lbs, 23".

These are decent covers. They run very large compared to Flip and Blueberry Capri covers. They also feel more "plasticy" than most covers, and have less give. That being said, I haven't had any trouble with the fit around the legs for my skinny legged baby (yay double gussets). The fit on the waist and thighs is good, with a lot of extra material in the rear. The large size really just leads to a funny looking diaper cover for a skinny baby, but doesn't impact fit. A bargain cover that does the job.

Bb2 never disappoints! They are the cover I usually go for at the end of my diapering phases when my boys are getting too big for most OS covers. These are generously sized (my 32lb 2 year old wears this cover with a giant over night fitted and still has 1 set of snaps on each side grow. If we were using it with daytime inserts he'd have several snaps left to grow into. I specifically don't add tgtgetgtgestgtgetgtgese to my rotation until the last year of diapering for my kids (2nd time around for me, older kid is potty trained) because the PUL is not as resilient as some other name brands and that's ok with me because they aren't as pricey as those name brands either.

Cute pattern, but not good quality. When I first opened it I was concerned because it seemed like the snaps wouldn't last long because the fabric isn't reinforced where the snaps are. Anyway, 2 months later, one of the snaps ripped right from the fabric when I attempted to change baby's diaper. It wasn't even used that many times because I have 8 other covers and also use disposables when we are out of the house. Also, these covers are slightly smaller than other brands I tried. They felt too snug around baby's thighs. I would not buy again unless they change they improve the quality.

So I'm never buying a different diaper cover again. These are awesome! They have a ton of cute patterns to choose from. They have double leg gussets, which are super important for stopping leaks. The snaps can over lap for an extra good fit on skinny babies. They even have interior snaps for snap in diaper liners! These covers are the ones I reach for first. When they're all dirty I start my diaper laundry and begrudgingly put a different diaper on my baby. And these are so cheap!!! Less than $9 for a diaper cover? THAT'S INSANE! I now feel like I've been ripped off by other diaper companies. The quality on these feels nicer than Thirsties imho. The exterior fabric is much softer! My son was 12lbs and 24in when I first bought him these, and they fit him on the tightest setting. So if your baby is long and skinny, these might not fit a newborn. But as an experiment, I put these on my 3yo and they fit her perfectly too! She's 41lbs and 42in. So these will definitely fit till my boy is potty trained! All in all I love these and will be buying many more!

Catapillar print diaper cover for prefolds.Very disappointed. After only 3 washes, by tag directions. The "pul" has seperated, AND torn open. I have several other bb2/bububibi diapers & covers that have been washed hundreds of times, and I've never had this happen. And the inner front "pocket" fabric was not hemmed on this one, and its coming apart also. I'm guessing maybe a bad batch? And if course it's 2 days past 30 days from purchase, so no returns.... bummer.

I use this cover with the biodegradable disposable gdiaper inserts and it works perfectly! Double gusset leg and fit bigger than other brands which is exactly what I needed. Most cloth diapers say 8 to 35lbs but I feel like they run very small. My baby out grew all the ones we had and he was no where near 35lbs and we didn't even make it to 1yr because they were so tight on his legs. This cover fits perfectly, it is more true to size than any others I've tried and at very affordable price!

I ordered 2 of these to try. The price was good and in the reviews it was said over and over that they are on the larger side. I have a chunky baby with huge thighs, 16# at 11 weeks. I use a combination of pockets and covers but always use covers overnight and over fitteds. I have been using Buttons covers and am pleased with the quality of their product, they are just too small now for my girl, especially trying to use them over fitteds. First impression of these out of the box was "wow, very soft and very large"! I ordered the butterfly and black/white checkered and the patterns are nice. The black trim is very soft. The covers are LARGE :) they are done up at the smallest rise and 2 snaps showing on the waist (only with a FST have not tried over a fitted yet). I like the pocket in the front to help keep the insert in place. So far I am very pleased with how this diaper fits and the quality especially for the price. These covers are LARGE and I could not see them fitting a newborn, even with it on the smallest snaps.

My twins are 22 months and have outgrown most of their one size pocket diapers. They’re 36 inches tall and 32 pounds. We wanted something to last us till potty training without another big investment. I am in love with these. I love the snaps for the inserts and these also work with our current bamboo inserts. I still have another rise to work with and it fits their waist with room to grow. I’m ordering more of these! I wish I had gone with covers and inserts to begin with especially since we have 3 in diapers. One con would be these may not hold up like some brand names. All of our cheaper brands have started to fall apart. But with 3 in diapers and washing them daily it was bound to happen after a year.

This diaper cover fits well over Snappi-ed or trifolded prefolds and generally seems to contain leaks. However, I find that the fabric seems a bit thin and gets wet faster than my son's other covers. I'd recommend it if you want to a cheap cover to keep as a spare in the diaper bag or something, but I wouldn't build a whole stash out of them.

There are plenty of snaps to adjust this cover to fit my 12 pound 8 week old. It will grow with him for quite a while, I think. It does seem slightly less breathable than my Thirsties covers - there is more of a wet feeling to the interior in the mornings, for example. However, this hasn't bothered baby at all. The generous fit also helps fit over the more bulky nighttime prefold with a double inside. This is holding up well - in use for about 3 weeks now. I machine wash hot with the diapers, and line dry.

These are easy to use and I like the fact that they’ll be useful as the baby grows. I have two of the cute designs. The sad drawback is that the elastic around the leg holes is fabric covered so when the baby wets it wicks out through the fabric elastic casing and gets the onesie wet, as well as pants if baby is wearing them. Ordinary plastic baby pants don’t do this. I’ll keep them; when the baby is able to be dressed in T-shirt’s rather than onesies and the weather is warm the problem will be irrelevant.

It’s okay. Not the greatest shell. It is the only shell I have with a snap for the inserts. I don’t use snap inserts but I’m sure someone will find that useful. You get what you pay for with these. They’re really not bad if you are on a budget. I just have others I like a lot more.

Aside from this cover, I have used Thirsties Duo Wrap covers exclusively since my 18 month old son was born. This one has become my favorite, though. I'd say it was a tie between the two brands but this one wins out because of the black piping around the edges. Why manufacturers would go with white is beyond me. No matter how good your wash routine is, they always look at least a little stained. If and when I need new covers, I'm going to go with these hands down.