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One Cloth Diaper FIVE Different Ways, Yup TushMate Can Do That

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You know that saying, “Once you’ve seen one {fill in the blank}, you’ve seen them all”? I can honestly say that there are a few truly unique features that TushMate Cloth Diapers have that you probably won’t see anywhere else. While there are still only so many ways you can make a cloth diaper, it was pretty cool to see these unique features.

TushMate cover

Unique Feature #1

TushMate’s Globe print is printed with both the front AND back of the design right side up. And every single one of the globe prints is exactly the same. No worrying about getting a bad cut with these. This is also the perfect print if you want to show how you are saving the planet by using cloth diapers.

Unique Feature  #2

TushMate Cloth Diapers can be used FIVE ways. 1) Use the cover over what ever you want (prefold, fitteds other inserts). 2) Use it as a pocket and stuff the included inserts in under the flaps. 3) It’s an All in Two if you stuff and snap in your inserts. Simply replaced used inserts and reuse cover until soiled. 4) Use it as a hybrid by using any disposable soaker (like GroVia’s Bio Soakers). 5) Use it as an all in three. Wait, did you see that I wrote all in THREE? I didn’t know what that was either. It is their all in two with an extra stay dry layer snapped in on top of the insert.

Unique Feature  #3

The interior snaps (where the AI2 and AI3 liner go) are unlike anything you’ve seen in cloth diapers. They are covered with the shell material. I imagine it is to prevent irritation from the snaps rubbing on anything while they are not in use. At first I was thinking, “what is this?” But it makes perfect sense.

TushMate covered snaps

I received these cloth diapers for purpose of review. However, all views expressed here are my honest and true opinion.

My favorite way to use TushMate’s cloth diaper was as an all in one. I just left everything together and washed that way as well. Most of the time it was still all in one piece after the wash. But if it wasn’t, it’s super easy to put back together anyway. They are pretty trim and wash and dry well.

Sophia is around the high end of the fit range on these. She still has room on the snaps but the rise is just starting to get a little short. Not really a big deal because Sophia is on the tail end of her diaper wearing days anyway. She is 2.5 and around 32″ and 31 pounds.

TushMate Fit

I also received a TushMate Newborn Diaper. I don’t have anyone to test it out on right now. I want to say that I am super impressed with how sticky the hook and loop closure is. It’s hard to find good velcro, but TushMate seems to have nailed it.

I also really liked the design. One of the big limitations with newborn cloth diapers is absorbency. Newborn fluff is tiny. It’s hard to cram a lot into them. But this diaper has an attached hemp insert that comes out for washing ease and fast drying and also comes with an addition microfiber insert stuffed inside. I love how it trim it still is even with all that absorbency. I can’t wait until I get to try it out on an actual little squish!

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Comments

  5. Shelley says

    I am into solid colors I believe the cover is to do a job not be an over rated fashion statement. I like any color with the snap closure. Thank you

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  7. Jacklyn Goodall says

    I really liked the solid colors. The Globe print was neat though. I’m excited to discover the quality of these diapers!!!

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  15. Katy Baird says

    I like globe because it’s so unique, but they have the prettiest blue solid I’ve seen. I may just have to buy one!

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  25. Monica Miller says

    Orange and Globe are my favourites but they are all nice colours. Will they be adding any more solids/prints?

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  62. Chelsea Chin says

    I love this globe print!!! I feel it would suit our family very well with my husband who was born in Jamaica, grew up in Canada and now live here in the United States~

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  72. Sarah L says

    I really love the Globe (snaps) design. My husband and I love to travel and we both studied/work in international fields. We want to teach our kids (and learn more ourselves) as much as we can about the world.

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  73. Ruth CowgirlAmerica says

    I love the Chocolate and light blue colours!
    I’ve been wanting to try an AI2, a 5 in one sounds awesome!

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  78. Liz W says

    I already have the Globe print, but I love it! If I were purchasing another one size (which will likely happen whenever I need to expand the stash for a second in diapers), I would buy another globe in a heartbeat! Think of the adorable matching globe-bum photos! For newborn, I love the bright orange (doesn’t hurt that orange and white are my alma mater’s colors, lol).

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  81. Julianne Wiebe says

    Globe is super cute! I’ve never seen another diaper in a print like that. My favorite solid is chocolate, by far.

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