Bummis Super Whisper Wrap, Froggy Pond, 15-30 Pounds

The cover is cute and works well. I like the Velcro for a tight fit on my little ones. The frogs are a cute pattern.

My son has very chunky thighs, so the fact that this wrap doesn't have leg gussets means we have LOTS of leaks with them. Returned them for the SuperBrites and LOVE those.

When my son was a newborn, I thought you had to have gussets on a cloth cover for it to work. Not to say they aren't helpful! But with the Bummis super whisper wrap cover, it seems to fit so snugly around his legs that gussets are not needed! It is also not flimsy like some other brands and the velcro does not tire quickly. (Point proven, I have been using 1 size medium since my son was born and he's now over 13 months and it still fits great, works perfectly and the velcro does not at all need replacing! I machine wash and hang to dry.) I was a new cloth diapering mommy so I bought 1 of every product I thought would work but this one is my favorite thus far; especially once they get past the liquid poo stage! (For that newborn stage I suggest using gussets, snug fitting covers or compostable disposable.) The colors also hold up through multiple washings. And the velcro is easily adjusted for skinny babies (mine is still around 20 lbs.) That's why I bought a couple more of these covers! :o)

I have tried several cloth diaper covers, including this one. After liking the Bummis Super Brite, I thought the Whisper wrap would be as good. Sadly, I was mistaken! There are no gussets and poop definitely leaks more through the legs. ALso, there is no real moisture barrier material lining the cover. I could hardly call this cover water proof. It is soaking wet with pee in the mornings and we use both a prefold with microfiber inserts at night.Buy Thirsties Duo Snap Wraps instead or if you like the big velcro of Bummis (my reason for buying), stick with the Super Brite model.

Love it. Though it may not fit every child it fit my tall chubby munchkin perfectly. The velcro stays stuck in place in the wash of whatever water temperature and stains come off easily I didn't have to pre-treat or anything. I like how durable the material is - a little rubbery between 2 fabric laminates so it stretches a little for a snug fit. At first I was apprehensive the stiffer than normal material might be uncomfortable to baby but to my surprise it actually conforms to his body shape pretty well. Just wished it came in a one-size cover so it would have a longer useful life span. Have had this for several months now zero leakage and the only cover that has its leg elastics intact when washed with hot water.

A few leakage problems at time but could be because My so is not quite the weight limit(L)for use with it yet.

These covers come in adorable prints, but when it comes to functionality, I'm not impressed. As soon as these covers get wet, they stay wet, especially the white fabric around the edges and the flap of fabric that folds down on the inside top. As a result I have to change covers just about every time I change my babies diaper. Otherwise he gets a rash around his legs and tummy where the wet cover touches his skin. If I only used these covers I'd need about 6 a day! Luckly I switched to a different kind of cover (Rumparooz) that stay dry and can be used over and over many times before they need to be washed. Now I only need 2 or 3 covers for a whole week! Thirsties covers are pretty good too. Don't waste your money on these.

These are great basics for any cloth diaper stash. The leg gussets are comfortable (looking, I admit, I haven't worn them myself!) and they keep the wetness inside. It's nice to be able to use them a time or two before washing. The print is cute but in the future I'd probably save a buck or two and just go for white since I nearly never have baby in just a diaper and she doesn't care what it looks like. Maybe for older babies it would be an issue.