Sold by Nappiesrus, an UK website, those super thick diapers are a cheaper alternative to Peekabu if you want a really thick diaper. They are not as absorbant as the Peekabus, but they sure can hold a lot more than your usual night diaper and are not too expensive in comparaison to them. The tapes, like all the Nappiesrus' diapers, are quite sturdy and easily retapable, which is a bonus. - Absorption : 4,75 barks out of 5 - Comfort : 4,25 barks out of 5 - Design : 4 barks out of 5 - Price : 2.5 barks out of 5 - Availability in France : 2.5 barks out of 5
Exists in boy (dino, cars, colors green and blue) and girls (pink and green, fairies and unicorns designs), those nice little day diapers absorb a lot more than all the day-time diapers I've given to try. Like the Little Rascals diapers, their tapes are refastanable nicely, which is a really good thing. They are comfortable and sturdy.
- Absorption : 4 barks out of 5 (for a day diaper) - Comfort : 3.75 barks out of 5 - Design : 3.75 barks out of 5 (multiple designs per package) - Price : 3 barks out of 5 - Availability in France : 3 barks out of 5
Available in multiple printings (including all their own diapers brands), those are quite cute (I wish I had more printings) and are really soft. They are quite comfortable, but sadly, as training pants and cloth diapers, they don't hold much. They are meant to take small leaks here and there, and will leak quickly if fully wet without protection over them.
- Absorption : 2 barks out of 5 (but remember it's a cloth diaper) - Comfort : 4 barks out of 5 - Design : 4,5 barks out of 5 (multiple designs per package) - Price : 3 barks out of 5 - Availability in France : 2 barks out of 5
Those cloth diapers are what I consider a perfect cloth diaper. They are comfortable, sturdy, super cute (gods, so many nice designs) and can take many full wettings (I have counted up to 6 but I'm not that good at keeping tracks of my wettings) without leaking, are easy to clean and are super stuck (both a good and a bad thing, they can't really be used outside).
- Absorption : 5 barks out of 5 (but remember it's a cloth diaper) - Comfort : 3,75 barks out of 5 - Design : 5 barks out of 5 (multiple designs per package) - Price : 2,5 barks out of 5 - Availability in France : 2,5 barks out of 5
Exists in two thickness, "first training pants" and "almost a big kid", the first ones being way more thick that the second category. They are quite cute, quite comfortable and discreet enough to help you feel babyish while still dressing up casually without problems. They has been my training pants base for a long time until I got the rearz one and are those I would go with to go outside.
- Absorption : 3,5 barks out of 5 (but remember it's a cloth training pants, but the first training pants can take a full wetting before leaking) - Comfort : 3,5 barks out of 5 - Design : 3.5 barks out of 5 (multiple designs per package) - Price : 3.25 barks out of 5 - Availability in France : 3,5 barks out of 5
- unknown brand washable medical training pants
Sorry, couldn't found a reference again for those and as such, only pictures I have of them are with me in them. They are pretty plain, a bit uncomfortable because they can hold about one wetting and are real medical ones, so the plastic-like cover is sturdy but not made for comfort. They are what you want when you have to pretend to be big and avoid risks, if seen with those you are in medical ones... pretend something medical.
- Absorption : 2,5 barks out of 5 (but remember it's a cloth training pants) - Comfort : 3.25 barks out of 5 - Design : 1.5 barks out of 5 - Price : 2.5 barks out of 5 - Availability in France : 3 barks out of 5
Basic, sturdy, useful, and will only hold small leaks. Not really much to say, but they are a good thing to feel babyish while still using the potty.
- Absorption : 3 barks out of 5 (but remember it's a cloth training pants) - Comfort : 3.75 barks out of 5 - Design : 2.5 barks out of 5 - Price : 3.25 barks out of 5 - Availability in France : 3 barks out of 5
Ok, those are super hard to put on, but they look so adorable for pictures especially if you got nice big gold diaper pins like mine. But they don't absorb as much as I would thing they would with their thickness, and after a wetting you need a change quick. But they do make perfect diaper covers.
- Absorption : 3 barks out of 5 (but remember it's a cloth training pants) - Comfort : 4 barks out of 5 - Design : 4 barks out of 5 - Price : 3.25 barks out of 5 - Availability in France : 2 barks out of 5
