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Home » All-In-Ones/All-In-Twos » Did You Know You Can Buy Cloth Diapers At Costco?

Did You Know You Can Buy Cloth Diapers At Costco?

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Costco has always been one of my favorite places to shop, now I love it even more. Now available online and in-store (not sure about all stores or selection) are Bumkins All-In-Ones, Bumkins Bamboo fitteds and Bumkins Covers.

Bumkins All-In-One Diaper Bundle 6-pack with 6 Diaper Inserts: Bumkins All In Ones are not a top performing All-In-One. However, I have read rave after rave from moms who have used this successful with their children. The key is frequent changes (as should be the norm anyways) and the use of a doubler. Bumkins All-In-Ones work super on a newborn/small baby. If you are starting out cloth diapering I would definately recommend this package! At $89.99 for the bundle, that comes out to $15.00 per diaper/insert! That is almost unbeatable for an All-In-One. (RETAILS FOR $109.95 AT BUMKINS)

Bumkins Bamboo Fitted Diaper Bundle: 6 diapers and 6 boosters. $69.99. That is an amazing deal for bamboo diapers. I used Motherease One Size and Kissaluvs with Paisley as a newborn and I was satisfied with the performance. Bamboo is more absorbent than cotton so I expect at least the same if not a slightly better performance from the Bumkins bamboo. When purchasing these do not expect the absorbency to challenge a Baby Beehind or Goodmama. (RETAILS FOR $99.95 AT BUMKINS)

Bumkins Diaper Cover 4-pack Bundle with Dirty Duds Bag: Available in beautiful girl or boy prints or dr. seuss. $48.99. *jaw-drop* This is a tremendous savings over buying these same pieces from Bumkins or other retailers. There have been some complaints about the material being more prone to wicking but overall the positives out do the negatives. Bumkins run true to size. Moms have successfully used a gDiaper insert inside the Bumkins covers as well. If you are using prefolds, I suggest pinning or snappi-ing the prefold on instead of laying the prefold in the cover. Leaking seems to be more of an issue when just laying it in there. (RETAILS FOR $89.95 AT BUMKINS)

Making any cloth diapers this mainstream is a VERY GOOD thing! I am so excited that something other than Gerber is available for the general shopping public.

I can’t wait for my next trip to Costco just to actually see them…and perhaps pick me up some Bumkins bamboo fitteds. Of course I’ll have to convince my husband that it is a necessary purchase to send the message to Costco that cloth diapers are a wise product ;)

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Filed Under: All-In-Ones/All-In-Twos, Cloth Diapers, Fitteds/ Prefolds/ Flats, Wool Tagged With: bumkins all-in-ones, bumkins bamboo fitteds, cloth diapers at costco

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  1. blankChristina says

    April 11, 2020 at 1:29 pm

    They no longer carry these. Or atleast you can no longer find them.

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  2. blankBriana says

    February 26, 2009 at 3:33 am

    Has anyone tried these diapers? Are they good? I am new to cding, baby is due in May. I am trying to narrow down what I want to try so any opinions are greatly needed and loved! Thanks!

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    • blankAutumn Beck says

      February 26, 2009 at 4:09 am

      Hi, Briana! I enjoyed using the Bumkins AIOs on my toddler but as far as newborns I wouldn’t recommend them or the fitteds. The fitteds are very narrow and not that absorbent. Check out the catergory called Newborns for some specific posts …. and keep a watch on future posts. Our newest baby is due in a week and I’ll be posting many pictures and reviews.

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  3. blankdurham says

    December 5, 2008 at 11:28 pm

    I think they only have them on-line – or maybe just not in my nearest store – still glad they are out there…

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  4. blankAutumn Beck says

    August 4, 2008 at 8:12 pm

    I agree, Jenn. Thank you for pointing out the bamboo fitteds are made in Turkey.

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  5. blankIngrid says

    July 28, 2008 at 8:05 pm

    I know first hand that Bumkins AIO and Diaper covers are of excellent quality. Not only is this a USA made product but it has made its way into stores like Costco. By the way this is only available at costco.com not at the actual store. I read up on Bumkins and can share that this is a business that started out as a wahm. Their is a lot to be proud of. It can be disappointing but at the same time the fact that someone is bring attention to cloth diapering will benefit everyone in the long run. Don’t you think?

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  6. blankAutumn Beck says

    July 26, 2008 at 10:33 pm

    I know for myself, I prefer and will always prefer to buy from the small wahm. But the parents who will buy from the stores are the types who aren’t spending WAY too much time on the internet learning about wahms, kwim?

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  7. blankdisappointed says

    July 26, 2008 at 10:03 pm

    well I am happy to see this becoming a bit more mainstream I am disappointed at how this will affect all the current businesses working so hard. These small mother owned businesses cannot compete with theses big box stores, especially when they go ahead and undercut the diapers like that. Not only that I do sometimes question the quality of what the box stores carry and if it is not good quality parents just quite with cloth because it is too hard or does not work. Also the manufacturing of them, who is making them and where are they being made?

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