I have another amazing cloth diaper giveaway for you guys today- brought to you by Cloth Diaper Wholesale!   If you are looking to cloth diaper on a budget and would prefer the simplicity of one sized pockets to prefolds and covers, Cloth Diaper Wholesale is the place for you!

I’ve been cloth diapering my kids since Mia was in dipes, and I know that typically new pocket diapers go for about $20.  While in the long run, the cost of cloth diapering even for even at that price is far cheaper than disposables, but the thought of shelling out the money to get enough cloth at once can be daunting.

With these diapers, not only are they even MORE affordable, but they are one size- which means they’ll fit through potty training.  With the snaps on the front  of the dipe, you can adjust the sizing from XS to Large in a snap- literally!  In addition, each diaper comes with an insert.  Not all diapers are sold with them included, so that’s another additional expense you don’t need to worry about with Cloth Diaper Wholesale!

Cloth Diaper Wholesale sent two of their diapers to try out on the boys.  While these diapers are way less expensive than other brands, I definitely do not notice a difference in the quality!  They are just as reliable and cute as the more costly diapers.  No leaks, strong snaps, absorbent inserts- not to mention cute prints and a  great fit.  I really couldn’t ask for anything else in a diaper!

Available in several cute colors, Cloth Diaper Wholesale diapers are available for purchase to the public directly from their site!  Not only can you buy the diapers singly, which is often not the case with items that are wholesale priced, but you can also buy them in packages of 8 and 15, with FURTHER discounts!   Pricing starts at $10, and shipping is only $2.50!

Or, you can win one!

To enter to win this plum one-size Wholesale Cloth Diaper and  insert, just comment on this post by 8/14.

The winner will be chosen on 8/15.

US only please!

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Disclosure: Cloth Diaper Wholesale sent me two one-size cloth diapers for this review. All opinions about the diapers are 100% my own.

I’ve got a great giveaway for you all today!  Rocky Mountain Cloth Diapers is going to give one of you a one-size diaper and microfiber insert!   I first used Rocky Mountains on my boys when they were tiny- in fact, I wrote about them last August when I first got them & here is what I said:

We use cloth diapers on the boys, and I recently received two Rocky Mountains to try. I was skeptical of all one sized diapers- I was not impressed with the brands I’d used on Mia in the past. I liked them fine at the largest setting, but hated all the snaps and bulk when used on smaller settings. I also figured that while they generally say they fit from birth to potty training, that there was no way they’d fit on my skinny little preemie boys.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that these diapers have a fantastic fit! Not only am I able to get it tight enough on the waist because of cross-over tabs- but the internal adjustment system is genius- you tighten the elastic to change the sizes- so no more giant gaping leg holes on the boys! I love these diapers

Aww look how little my guys were! I attempted to recreate that photo today- I put them back in the same exact diapers- since they are one-size, they still fit perfectly.  Unfortunately, they’re way more mobile now, so it didn’t exactly work out.

So why are Rocky Mountain Diapers so great?  I’ve mentioned the internal adjustment system.  I love that feature- not only does it cut down on the bulkiness, but it also eliminates all the snaps on the front of the diapers.  I also like that they have a snap closure, not hook & loop (velcro), because as my babies get bigger, they tend to be able to undo their hook & loop diapers.  Plus, despite the laundering tabs, the vast majority of my hook & loop diapers end up as one big diaper chain in the wash.  In addition, these diapers also feature cross over tabs, which some other snap-closure one sized diapers do not- guaranteeing a much better fit on littler babies.

Do you want your own Rocky Mountain Cloth Diapers?

You can buy them directly from http://www.rockymountaindiapers.com OR you can check out their list of retailers here.

The MSRP is $19.50 and they include the insert.

Or you can win one here!

To enter to win this lime and lemon one-size Rocky Mountain Cloth Diaper and microfiber insert, just comment on this post by 6/23.

The winner will be chosen on 6/24.

US only please!

Disclosure: Rocky Mountain Diapers sent me two one-size cloth diapers for this review. All opinions about the diapers are 100% my own.