Mother Ease One Size Fitteds

Vocabulary:
One Size: Diapers that have vertical rows of snaps that allow the rise of the diaper to be adjusted as the baby grows.
Fitteds: An absorbent piece designed to fit like a diaper without requiring folding, pinning, or twisting. These require a waterproof cover.

These are my husbands favorite diaper. They are not mine.
Pros:

• trimmer than prefolds
  
• absorbent (terry cloth sucks everything up like a bath towel)
• adjustable (both width and height actually accommodate a good range of sizes)
• they really never wear out (mine are on their third baby bum (that I know of) and show no signs of wear. These diapers are seriously made to last
• very rookie friendly

Cons:

• they didn't go small enough even for my 9 lb newborn, they fit her when she was around 13 lbs
• the terry cloth isn't very soft (granted, mine are very used. maybe it's better new?)
• on its widest setting, a second set of snaps rest against the baby's skin in a way that looks uncomfortable to me
• 4 of my diapers had snaps deform in the dryer. they melted a bit and are now sharp on the side that would be laying against my daughter's skin.
  
• They are not trim in the front. Nanook's diaper cover is like an inch from her skin. She looks like she has a beer belly from this diaper.

The husband loves these diapers, probably because they're easy and quick to use. I do like that she can wear them without a snappi when she's going cover less and I like that we've NEVER had a leak. I paid $40 for 16 of them plus 8 doublers, and I think I got a great deal. At $11.95 each new, I don't know if we'll get more for the new babe or not.