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Itti Bitti – Bitti d’Lish AIO & Bitti Tutto O/S Diapers Review & Giveaway (CLOSED 3/8)

Itti Bitti Diapers

Itti Bitti is an Australian company, but their diapers are coming to the U.S. in March 2011.  I was able to try the Bitti d’Lish sized AIO and the Bitti Tutto One Size AI2.
 

Itti Bitti D'Lish AIO Cloth Diaper

I chose the Bitti d’lish in the size large.  The small fits 8-16 lbs, medium 14-26 lb and large 23-37 lb.  My son is only about 21 lbs at 21 months, but I chose the large since he was pretty close to the size cut off, and because the Itti Bitti diapers tend to fit in a more low-rise style.
 
Large itti bitti d'lish diaperback of itti bitti d'lish diaper

The bitti d’lish has snap closures, with an overlap to fit smaller babies.

closure snaps with overlap

It has a sewn in soaker as well as snaps to allow you to add a mini soaker.  The mini soaker is not included with the diaper, but you will see it in the Bitti Tutto review.

sewn in soakercan add a doubler

In addition to the absorbency sewn within the diaper, there is a sewn in flap soaker (this is where you add the booster)

bamboo and organic cotton flap soaker padsewn in flap soaker

Since they are designed to fit with a lower rise, they are a bit smaller than other large diapers I’ve used.  here it is measured folded and stretched:

large itti bitti diaper measured foldedlarge itti bitti measured stretched

It fits well on my son, but I am glad I went with the large and not the medium, since I prefer a higher rise diaper.

large itti bitti d'lish diaper on 21 month old babyitti bitti leg opening

The minky outer is super soft, and the microfleece inner keeps baby dry.

itti bitti leg openinglarge itti bitti d'lish diaper on 21 lb baby

Even without using an added booster, the diaper was very absorbent, and we had no leaking issues.  Itti Bitti suggests that you can expect 3 or more hours of use, though you will need the booster for heavy wetters.

large itti bitti d'lish diaper sideback of itti bitti d'lish diaper

The MSRP of the Bitti d’lish is $18.95

itti bitti bitti tutto one size diaper  

The Bitti Tutto is a one-size diaper, and is quite a bit more expensive at $26.95.
 

itti bitti one size diaper

It has a snap closure with overlap, and 4 rise settings.  Itti Bitti refers to them as newborn/small, medium, large and extra-large.  Since they are lower rise, they seem to fit more like newborn, small, medium and large.

4 rise settings snap closure with overlap

The Bitti Tutto has hip snaps to prevent wing droop on small babies, plus built in covers for when you’re not using them.

hip snaps with covers

The Tutto has an inner gusset that goes around the back and legs, to prevent blowouts.

poop scoop inner gussets and color coded soaker snaps

The diaper comes with three soakers, and has color coded snaps.

three soakerscolor coded snaps for long soaker and doubler

The long soaker snaps to the yellow snaps in the back of the diaper, and the shorter soaker snaps to the purple snaps in the front of the diaper.

long soaker yellow snaps in rearshorter soaker purple snaps in front

The diaper came with instructions on how to snap the soakers:

soaker instructions

However, I found all the soakers to be rather overwhelming, and it took me a bit to figure it all out.  I made a 6 minute video which demonstrates the ways to use the soakers.

Here is the newborn/small setting measured folded and stretched:

newborn/small setting foldednewborn/small setting stretched

newborn/small itti bitti tutto

On the newborn setting, adjust the length of the long soaker using the blue snaps, then snap to the yellow snaps in the rear of the diaper and tuck it under the gussets.

adjust size of long soaker and snap inlong soaker tucked under gussets

You may also use the shorter soaker snapped to the purple snaps in the front of the diaper, attaching the doubler underneath with the red snaps.

doubler snapped to rear of short soakershort soaker snaps to purple snaps in front

Medium setting:

medium setting foldedmedium setting stretched

medium itti bitti tutto

For the medium-extra large settings, you can use the long soaker (snapped to yellow in the back) adjusted to the proper length (using the blue snaps.)  When you attach the doubler (using the red snaps) there is an additional blue snap to replace the one the doubler covers.

color coded mini soaker snapsdoubler snapped to long soaker
adjust length of long soakerlong soaker and doubler

You can also use both the long soaker in back and the short soaker in front.

long and short soakers

You can reverse the soakers to get more absorbency up front for boys.  The soakers are much easier than they seem, and I definitely recommend watching the video above!

Large setting:

large setting foldedlarge setting stretched

itti bitti tutto diaper large

Extra large setting:

extra large setting foldedextra large stting stretched

extra large setting itti bitti one size diaper

I put my 21ish pound, 21 month old son in the large setting with all 3 doublers (long in front, short in back.)

large itti bitti tutto diaper on 21 mo old babyleg opening

Though it fits well, he could definitely still wear the medium as well, it would just sit a little lower.

large itti bitti tutto on 21 lb babyrear itti bitti tutto diaper

side itti bitti one size diaper

Itti Bitti diapers come in an amazing rainbow of colors, are super soft minky, fit well and absorb like crazy.  There’s definitely a learning curve to the soakers, but it’s so simple once I got over my initial fear of all the soakers!

Giveaway: Itti Bitti is offering one of my readers a bitti d’lish in their choice of size and a Bitti Tutto.  Itti Bitti will choose gender neutral colors for the winner.  (ARV $45.90.)


Here’s how to enterAll entries go in the form below.  I love comments (great way to remind yourself you entered) but comments do not count as entries.


Mandatory entries include your name, email address and what Itti Bitti product you are most interested inBonus entries are available if you “like” Itti Bitti on Facebook and/or follow Itti Bitti on Twitter and/or subscribe to the ChangeDiapers YouTube Channel.  You must be sure you do what you say you did.  You cannot win if you didn’t.

I will accept entries until Tuesday, March 8th, 2011 at 9:00 P.M. Eastern. I will select a winner using random.org’s true random number generator and notify him/her by email. Winner has 48 hours to respond before the prize is forfeited and a new winner is chosen. View my giveaway rules page for complete details. This giveaway is open to residents of the U.S.

# of entries received as of March 8th at 8:18 P.M.: 306

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FTC compliance: I received the above products at no cost in order to review.  I was not otherwise compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own.
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Side by Side Comparison Review of the GoGreen Pocket Diaper / Go Green Champ Pocket Diaper & Giveaway (CLOSED 2/15)

GoGreen Standard vs Champ Pocket Diaper

I have posted both a GoGreen Champ Pocket Diaper review and a GoGreen standard pocket diaper review.  This is a side-by-side comparison to point out the differences between the two.

champ 4 rise settings standard 3 4 vs 3 rise settings

The champ has 4 rise settings to the standard diaper’s 3, allowing it to fit smaller babies.

2 rows of snaps vs triangular patternsnap closures and tab shape

The champ has two rows of color coded snap closures, while the standard diaper has a triangular snap pattern.  They also have a slightly different tab shape.
 

front and rear openings vs rear opening

The champ has both a front and rear pocket opening; the standard diaper has a rear opening only.

snap in insert vs stuff in insert two snap in inserts vs one stuff in insert

The champ comes with two full size inserts, and has a snap inside the pocket to hold the inserts in place.  The standard diaper comes with just one insert, and doesn’t have the snap in feature.

double vs single leg gussets

The champ also has double leg gussets to help contain messes.

waist widths large vs large

hip snap exposed same size as champ if snapped

The diapers are very similar in size, though the standard diaper can become slightly wider than the champ if you do not fasten all of the snaps.

small vs small

The small settings are also very much the same, though the GoGreen Champ of course has an additional extra-small setting. 

The standard diapers retail for $7.99 (on sale) to $9.99, while the champs retail for $14.95.  They are both a great value (both worked well for us!) and are available at http://www.gogreenpocketdiapers.com/.  While they are inexpensive diapers, they aren’t “cheap” diapers and GoGreen owner Leah is constantly working to make them even better.

Giveaway: I have a new champ noir (just like the champ I reviewed) to send to one reader.


Here’s how to enter: All entries go in the form below.  Leaving a comment on the post is a great reminder to yourself that you entered, but comments don’t count as entries.

This will be an easy one, mandatory entries just include name and email address.  You may receive a bonus entry if you follow this blog.  You choose how you prefer to stay updated on new posts, including Google Friend connect, RSS, email subscription, “liking” me on Facebook or following me on Twitter.  I’d love for you to “follow me” everywhere, but you receive only one bonus entry.  Just let me know which method you’ve chosen.

I will accept entries until Tuesday, February 15th, 2011 at 9:00 P.M. Eastern. I will select a winner using random.org’s true random number generator and notify him/her by email. Winner has 48 hours to respond before the prize is forfeited and a new winner is chosen. View my giveaway rules page for complete details. This giveaway is open to residents of the U.S.

 
# of entries received as of February 15th at giveaway close: 250

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FTC compliance: I received the pictures items at no charge for review purposes.  I was not compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own.

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Tiny Tush Elite Pocket Diaper Review & Giveaway (CLOSED 2/10)

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Tiny Tush Elite Pocket Diaper

I received a Tiny Tush Elite one-size pocket diaper to review. 

tiny tush diaper tiny tush rear

tiny tush elite diaper

The diaper is one-size via 4 snap down rise settings, and is estimated to fit 7-35 pounds.

4 rise settings

The Elite Pocket Diaper is available in both snap and aplix closures; I chose aplix.

aplix closures

It has a rear, reverse envelope pocket opening, and included a full size and a small microfiber insert/doubler.

rear pocket opening full size insert and doubler

Extra-small folded and stretched:

extra small folded extra small stretched

extra small tiny tush diaper

Small:

small folded small stretched

small tiny tush diaper

Medium:

medium folded medium stretched

medium tiny tush diaper

Large:

large folded large stretched

large tiny tush diaper

My son is around 21 pounds, and I put him in the medium setting.  It seems to fit him a tiny bit larger than some other diapers, but still fit well and did not leak.  He has quite a bit of room to grow in it.

medium setting 21 lb baby front

side rear

The Tiny Tush Elite pocket diaper retails for $17.95.

Giveaway: Tiny Tush is offering one reader an Elite Pocket Diaper in his/her choice of color and closure.


Here’s how to enterAll entries go in the form below.  I welcome your comments (leaving a comment is a great way to remind yourself that you entered) but comments do not count as entries.


Mandatory entries include your name, email address and what item you’d love to have from Tiny Tush.


There are three opportunities for bonus entries.  1. Receive a bonus entry if you “like” Tiny Tush on Facebook.  2. Receive a bonus entry if you follow Tiny Tush on Twitter.  3. Finally, receive a bonus entry if you sign up for the Tiny Tush mailing list

I will accept entries until Thursday, February 10th, 2011 at 9:00 P.M. Eastern. I will select a winner using random.org’s true random number generator and notify him/her by email. Winner has 48 hours to respond before the prize is forfeited and a new winner is chosen. View my giveaway rules page for complete details. This giveaway is open to residents of the U.S.

# of entries received as of giveaway close: 374

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GoGreen Standard Pocket Diaper Review & Giveaway (CLOSED 2/8)

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GoGreen Pocket Diaper

You may have seen my GoGreen Champ Pocket Diaper review a few weeks ago.  Now I’ve had the opportunity to review a standard Go Green Pocket Diaper as well.  If you missed out on the last champ giveaway, don’t worry.  Next week I’ll be doing a side by side comparison of the champ and standard diaper, along with another champ giveaway!
 

gogreen diaper

I received the ‘lil punk print, and while I didn’t choose it, Leah couldn’t have picked a better print for me.  I like the edgy style, but I’m a little baffled by what it’s actually supposed to say.
 
'lil punk printnew gogreen print

lil punk diaper print print

The standard diapers have a triangular snap pattern like the Fuzzibunz one size, allowing you to adjust the waist and leg size.

triangular snap pattern

When I first started cloth diapering, I was a little intimidated by this.  Now, I snap the bottom snap, then the inner waist snap, followed by the outer waist snap, and I have no trouble.

snap overlaps 3 rise settings

The GoGreen pocket diaper has snap overlaps, is one size via 3 snap down rise settings, and has a rear pocket opening.  It includes one, full size microfiber insert.

rear pocket opennig

The small setting (folded and stretched):

small foldedsmall stretched

small gogreen diaper

Medium:

medium folded medium stretched

medium gogreen diaper

Large:

large folded large stretched

large gogreen diaper

My son is about 21 pounds and wears the medium setting.

medium on 21 lb babymedium gogreen front

medium gogreen side medium gogreen back

It fit well and we didn’t have any leaks, though the inner wanted to peek out of the front.  The diapers sell for $7.99-$9.99 at http://www.gogreenpocketdiapers.com/, and are a great value.

Giveaway: GoGreen is offering one reader a standard pocket diaper in their choice of boy, girl or gender neutral color.


Here’s how to enterAll entries go in the form below.  I love comments, but comments do not count as entries.


Mandatory entries include name, email address and your favorite GoGreen product/print/color.  You can receive a bonus entry if you “like” GoGreen Pocket Diapers on Facebook.  Receive another bonus entry if you follow GoGreen Diapers on Twitter.

I will accept entries until Tuesday, February 8th, 2011 at 9:00 P.M. Eastern. I will select a winner using random.org’s true random number generator and notify him/her by email. Winner has 48 hours to respond before the prize is forfeited and a new winner is chosen. View my giveaway rules page for complete details. This giveaway is open to residents of the U.S.

# of entries received as of giveaway close.: 305

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FTC compliance: I received the pictured diaper at no cost in order to review.  I was not otherwise compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own.

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Heartland Dreams One Size Pocket Diaper (Tester) Review!

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heartland dreams pocket diaper 

I’ve had my Heartland Dreams Fitted for about 10 months.  Fitteds aren’t my favorite, but Heartland Dreams (HD from here on out for lazy me) were recommended to me as an very absorbent fitted, and I turned to fitteds and wool when my son was a night time super soaker!
 
As it turns out, HD aren’t just absorbent, they are incredibly well made as well.  I love a lot of work at home mom (WAHM) made diapers, but HD are amazing.
 

Heartland Dreams One Size Pocket Diaper

I found out that Heartland Dreams was working on a one-size pocket diaper (my favorite!), and I got a little excited.  I put myself in the running to be a tester, and crossed my fingers and toes.  For those who aren’t familiar with “testers,” usually a diaper maker will try their diapers on their own children, and babies that belong to their friends and family, then make tweaks to their pattern.  Prior to selling for the first time, trying a new pattern, style or making tweaks to an existing one, they usually want them tested on lots of different age, size and shape babies.
 
If someone is brand new to making diapers, they may offer the tester diapers free for the cost of shipping, or the cost of shipping + materials.  Prices vary based on where they are in the testing phase, and typically when a known diaper maker is just tweaking a product they’ve been selling, testers may just receive a small discount, or coupon for their next order, in exchange for their feedback.
 

WAHM pocket diaper

I was excited when I found out I was one of 6 randomly chosen testers!  We didn’t get to choose our colors, but I actually received the diaper that I liked best out of the pre-made tester diapers.
 

rear of cloth diaper

Heartland Dreams is great to test for because she is truly looking for feedback, including constructive criticism.  She’s not just looking for pats on the back about how great her diapers are (even though they are.)
 

4 rise settings

 
The pocket diapers are one-size via a snap down rise, and have a 4th setting to fit extra-small babies.  I do not know the estimated weight range for these diapers.  Rather than just arbitrarily say they fit 8-35 lbs (or whatever) Tina will probably compile tester feedback to set the estimated weight range.
 

1 row snap closures, 2 ea wing w/overlap

 
The diaper has snap closures, one row of snaps with 2 snaps on each wing, and two snap overlaps.
 

buttery soft stay dry inner

The stay dry inner is buttery soft, and has stayed soft after several washes.
 

front pocket opening w/flap

The pocket opening is in the front of the diaper, and there is a flap to completely cover the insert, and prevent wicking.
 
organic pocket diaper insertfolded insert

I received both an organic insert and a microfiber insert (which are both made by HD).  The organic insert is super soft, and is pre-washed three times, so you can use it right away (it will continue to gain absorbency as you wash it.)
 
microfiber pocket diaper insert wahm insert w/snap down for size

The microfiber insert has snaps to adjust the size and keep it secure.  I love this!  Not many diapers have this feature, which makes it much easier to stuff the diaper.

When I was taking pictures of this diaper, my husband said “someone MADE that?!”  OK, I’m quoting, but paraphrasing a little.  He might have said “THAT’s homeMADE?”  In any case, it was said in an incredulous tone!

impeccable stitching at leg elastic even stitching at rear elastic

perfectly even stitching

I’m pretty sure Tina isn’t a robot or a machine (LOL) but her stitching is so even and neat, it puts most commercially made diapers to shame. The first two pictures are of stitching along elastic, so any unevenness is because the elastic is gathered. I couldn’t keep it stretched and take a picture at the same time. A third hand would come in very handy at times like these. Har har.

Here’s the diaper on the smallest (extra-small) setting both folded and stretched:

extra small foldedextra small stretched

extra small setting on one size pocket diaper

Small:

small setting foldedsmall setting stretched

small pocket diaper

Medium:

medium setting folded medium setting stretched

medium setting

Large:

large setting folded IMG_6755

large setting

My son is around 21 pounds, and wears the medium setting of most one-size diapers, so that’s what I put on him.  I tried it with the microfiber insert first. 

heartland dreams diaper leg openings are snug but not tight
heartland dreams one size pocket diaper side/rear w/ microfiber insert
heartland dreams diaperrear w/microfiber insert

The diaper is cut with an intentionally narrow crotch, so it’s very trim.  This is of course one reason Tina was testing the diaper, to make sure it still provided enough coverage for larger babies.

side w/organic insertrear w/organic insert

Even with the organic insert, it was still very trim, and also very absorbent.  Some people say they don’t have to unstuff their pocket diapers before washing.  For me, they just end up bunched up at the bottom of the diaper, unless they have openings on both ends.  So, when Tina asked testers to indicate if the insert would agitate out in the wash, either as is, or with the flap flipped up, I tried it just to humor her.  To my surprise, both inserts agitated out completely without unstuffing!

Prices haven’t been set for the diapers and inserts yet, that’s another reason for diaper testing, so the testers can give feedback on what they think a fair price would be.

FTC compliance: I paid the normal tester price for this diaper, I was not compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own.

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