OsoCozy One Size Diaper Covers (8-35 lbs)

I love this cover!! I only have 1, but I like it much better than my thirsties. The gussets don't get saturated with every pee like the thirsties do, and they also fit my 17 lb much better than thirsties. Love the vertical snaps. No leaking. Snug and trim enough to hold a padfold, but also roomy enough to go over fastened prefolds and flats. It's awesome!

You can’t really beat the price of you buy four or more, at least not for what seems to be a high quality product. We’ll see how it holds up, but it feels quality and is working well so far! I can’t see it working very well for an eight pound baby, since my 13-14 lb. three month old baby is still on the smallest rise snaps. But I appreciate that it will likely fit until potty training! This is my third cloth diapered baby and we have a variety of Osocozy pre folds and flats that we have used through all three babies, I’m happy that their covers seem just as good!

Our previous favorite diaper covers were Best Bottom. Osocozy covers are just as effective, but way cheaper and cuter.

We have used some of these covers for 5yrs- diapering 2 kids consecutively!
We use prefolds, pins and these covers. Between 7-10 covers in rotation.
We never have blowouts. Ever.
Sometimes the snaps weaken or seems unravel after constant use.
They clean up easily.
We hang them dry.

These covers seem to be really high quality and have nice soft edges that still hug the baby's legs. I had been using Thirsties covers for my first baby and from birth until 1 year, but needed bigger covers. These were a bit cheaper and so I tried them out. They are bigger than size 1 of Thirsties covers, which come in 2 sizes. I'm still glad I had the Thirsties size 1 until now, because these feel like they would have been huge on my newborn, or like an 8 pound baby. My 18 pound baby still has the snaps come closest together without overlapping. You can overlap them for smaller babies. Overall excellent quality. Hope the snaps hold up better than my Thirsties covers, which are slowly breaking off one by one after just 1 year of use with one baby.