I had read a little bit about their diapers before, and was very excited to test it out on G. Before I tell you how that went, let me give you the basics.
- These diapers fit 7-35 pounds through adjustable snaps in the waist and the rise. The snaps can overlap each other. The snaps are guaranteed for 2 years.
- The diaper features a Leak Guard Technology to keep babies dry and moisture contained.
- Though they are 'pocket' diapers, there is an opening at the front and the back so that the insert will agitate out in the wash.
- Smarti Pants Diapers are made in the USA, and the brainchild of a mommy of 4.
- One diaper will cost you $14.95, with multiple diaper packages available for a smarter deal (re: lower cost per diaper).
For more of the specifics, including all the color options and accessories, check out their website: SmartiPants
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Onto how the diaper worked for us
I wanted to put this diaper to the test right away. I stuffed it with the the smart sleeve insert it comes with, plus a hemp prefold because G is a heavy wetter and I didn't want to be unfair. That's our tried & true night time routine for any diaper.
- First, the diaper, even when stuffed, fit under her normal size pee-jees (as pajamas are called in our house). This is great, because with our other stuffed night time diapers, she usually has to wear a size up.
- Second, no leaks whatsoever, not even onto the belly of her pee-jees, as she is a tummy sleeper. Perhaps this isn't a big deal to you, but my daughter sleeps 10+ hours straight at night and a no leak solution is hard to come by, especially for a diaper that doesn't make her bottom triple in size. It kept her dry and didn't bother her all night = happy baby, happy momma.
- The insert DID come out during washing and everything got clean!
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Though I received one SmartiPants diaper to review for this post; all comments, opinions, & thoughts are my own.
These diapers look great. I'm a cloth diaper momma of two boys and I'd love a blue or green if I won.
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I'd love to win a hot chocolate diaper!
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I would love a jet black diaper!
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I'd love to win the Clever Clover! Thanks for the giveaway!
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I am asking for the 12-pack for my baby showers! My son is due in December, it would be so cute to have a Fire Engine Red one!
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I love the spring green!
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ReplyDeleteI used expensive diapers for the first 6 months, and they seemed fine. The last two batches in the larger sizes have had major problems. They split, leaving gooey silica all over my son and his bedclothes. It is a good thing he was wearing a one-piece, or else the silica would have been all over his bed. I thought I had gotten a bad batch, but the new box did the same thing. I think it is dangerous and negligent of them to have defective diapers out there. I'm using a new brand from here on out.
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