Features:

• Leak-proof outer cover and stretch-to-fit sides for a custom shape (patent pending)
• Easy-to-use closures
• Covered lining opening protects baby from moisture (patent pending)
• Soft lining wicks moisture away from baby
• Three by three snap systems adjust to fit babies 8 to 35 pounds (patent pending) and gentle leg elastic prevents leakage

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Cloth diapering has never been so easy! BumGenius! one-size cloth diapers offer an industry first, stretch- to-fit tabs (patent pending). The redesigned tabs provide a comfortable fit and trim look. This simple design makes cloth diapering as easy as using disposables. BumGenius! One-size cloth diapers are perfect for care providers who might be resistant to cloth diapering (including daycares and dads)! Less Clutter BumGenius! One-Size Cloth Diapers easily fit babies from 7 pounds up to 35 pounds. One diaper for multiple children simplifies laundry and the diaper drawer. No more sorting by size or having to carry multiple diapers when going out. Three snap-downs on the front of the diaper (patent pending) adjust the rise as your baby grows. For newborns, fold down the insert stopper for an extra-small rise. Highly absorbent The BumGenius one-size cloth diaper is one-size off the shelf. In addition to the regular insert, we are including a newborn insert/booster with all version 3.0 diapers. The newborn insert is designed to reduce bulk for small babies. When the baby outgrows the newborn insert, it works great as an overnight booster or extra absorbency for a heavy wetter. Only the Best for Your Baby The soft, waterproof outer fabric keeps the diaper just as trim on a newborn setting as it is on a toddler. Soft, suede inner fabric wicks moisture away from your baby's skin. Super stretchy, ultra gentle leg and back elastic with rolled out casings keep the Yuk in and to help keep red marks away. Plus, our unique covered (patent pending) pocket opening keeps wetness completely off of your baby. After the diaper has been used, you can even avoid messes in your wet bag by rolling the diaper up and fastening the tabs before storage!

Rating : - Smartest move I've made!
I love, love, love these diapers for several big reasons:
#1 After five months of heavy use (I only have 18) they are still brand-new acting and feeling. No pilling or velcro issues at all.
#2 After five months of continuous use, my daughter still hasn't had a single diaper rash. NOT ONE! We went on an extended vacation over Christmas and I used disposables because we were on the road for over a week. Wouldn't you know, she got her first diaper rash, and it was awful! Poor little thing! As soon as we got home I put her back in her Bum Genius and it cleared right up (not because they're magic, but because they keep her so dry).
#3 I work part-time, and I was worried about finding a daycare that would take her cloth diapers, but the facility I chose doesn't mind these AIO's at all. No pins, no plastic pants, how could you go wrong??? Sadly, the director told me in the four years she's been running the center, I am the FIRST woman to ask if they mind cloth diapers. Isn't that awful?
#4 No leaks! Even overnight! We haven't even gotten to the point where I need to double up the liners yet either. I pre-washed my diapers per the Mfr's instructions (hot water several times with very little detergent on one round, if I remember right) and I think this is the reason why I haven't had leaks. My sister-in-law wanted to use these diapers too, but she complained to me of leaks being a real problem. But she didn't pre-wash her Bum Genius collection so I guess that really does make a difference. Fortunately she can fix that with Dawn Dish Detergent, per the Mfr instructions for leaks.
#5 Color options! Hooray! We've got a few of each, even the new bold colors. They're all beautiful and not fading in the least bit. The liners are still white, as are my white diapers, but this may be because I use bleach once a month. (I use All Small & Mighty Free & Clear detergent for my HE washer on her clothes and her diapers.)

Drawbacks:
#1 They are starting to stink, so I just went online to get the instructions for stripping (with Dawn Dish Detergent), which I am going to try tonight. (Will try to update with results later)
#2 My baby is large for her age (seriously, she's a super-chunk), and this compounded by the bulk of the diaper means she's wearing 12 month size clothes at 5 months. I wasn't prepared for that when I had my babyshower, so I've had to buy a lot of clothes.
#3 She's already wearing the diaper in the largest size possible (all snaps open), so while I was hoping these would last me until she potty trains, I am worried she won't make it to her first birthday in them. She shouldn't get too much broader in the hips, so who knows, maybe they will last. I'll just plan on potty-training early!
#4 While I don't mind overnight trips away from home using the Bum Genius, extended vacations with them are out of the question for me. I just can't trust the commercial washing machines in hotels to clean them, and I refuse to carry around dirty diapers for longer than 2 days. So we use disposable when we go on road trips. THAT'S IT! No other complaints.

These are the greatest diapers, and even though I probably won't be able to use them until she potty trains, I know I've gotten my money's worth out of them, and of course I feel like I'm doing something wonderful for the environment. I'm only a teeny bit smug about being able to use cloth diapers, and I try to campaign wherever I go to get other women to at least THINK ABOUT IT, because these Bum Genius 3.0's really are great. I'm going to get some for my best friend, who's expecting her first baby in the summer, and hopefully make another convert out of her.