Comfy Rumps cloth diapers

[Trinity42]

Has anyone used the comfy rump cloth diapers?
We are having to switch to cd which im excited about because we just found out my daughter is allergic to the gel in disposable diapers. I took her to the doctor yesterday and when we got there her poor bottom was bleeding and they said it was the diapers.. I don't really have alot of money to spend on name brand diapers. I have a few different ones here and prefer the snaps to velcro

 

[Rachel_C]

I've never heard of them, sorry. Doesn't mean they're not good though.

For fab quality but cheap nappies, I really like Econobums. They're made by the same company as bumGenius and Flips; they're like a cheaper version of Flips really, just not the same colours and not quite as fancy. The great thing about them is that you can reuse the covers if the nappy is only wet, so you could probably get away with having three times as many inserts as covers, unless your LO poos loads. If I had to buy a whole stash on a budget, I would probably get 6 Econobum outers, each with one insert, and then I would buy 12 spare Flip stay dry inserts as they fit in them perfectly and are great inserts.

 

[Kaites]

They look pretty similar to Kawaii diapers and some of the ebay cheapies. Kawaii do get good reviews and from the looks of it, are a little bit cheaper so they might be another one to check out if you are considering Comfy Rumps. I'd probably just order a couple of cheapies from ebay first to see if they suit your LOs shape first before buying 10 since it looks like they encourage the "buy 10 get one free" on their website

Another option for diapering on a budget would be buying preloved, either from ladies on here or from Diaper Swappers (most of the ladies here are in the UK, so if you want to save on shipping, DS might be a better option). hth