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    Posted: 29 January 2009 at 4:45pm
I use pockets and all my old inserts from my Son's Fuzzis have finally given up absorbing (as well as they should) and my ecobubs do not come with inserts (I could buy them separately) so i thought i would shop around and see what you guys consider to be the best inserts for med sized pockets.

My main priorities are daytime absorbtion and staying trim.

I have a tummy sleeper so don't want to fold things down cause i think that would be uncomfortable when sleeping.

I have a bamboo insert for night times so we are ok in that respect. I found the fuzzi inserts ok but was wondering what else is out there that people have tried and liked?

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Our inserts are trim, stay soft when wet and are super absorbent. They last approx 3-4 hours depending on how much of a heavy wetter he is. They're also the same size as the old Fuzzi inserts so you don't need to worry about the insert sticking out the back of the pocket.

Just before toilet training Caitlin only needed 1 insert in her day time nappy (changed every 1 hours) and 2 in her night time 1, and she is a fairly heavy wetter.

I've got a lot of stock at the moment, let me know if you want to try one
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I agree that the Honeychild inserts are good, although they take slightly longer to dry than a Fuzzi insert (but you're getting a more absorbent insert so that's understandable).

I've also heard good things about the Little Pickles inserts - a friend of mine uses them in her pockets and says they're really absorbent. She bought them off TM or you can buy them from their own website. I think they're 4 layers of mf, and seem well priced.


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Thanks for that guys
Just a question on the honey child inserts. How do they differ from the fuzzis (not too impressed with the new fuzzi inserts...lost their fluff quickly and do not appear as absorbant as they used to be...3 years ago) I only ask because that is all i have ever used and what I campre things to.

Will look up little pickles, cheers.

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The honeychild ones are similar material but are brushed differently to make them more absorbent.

I used to need double the amount of FB inserts compared to the HC ones. If I remember rightly, FB inserts held approx 200mls where the HC ones hold over 400mls.
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WOW that sounds great!

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I think so They're only $7.50 each.
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I love our Cotton Babies one-size inserts that came with the BumGenius nappies. They are very absorbent and they don't pill or catch fluff at all. Very nice and they stay new looking unlike others which catch lint and fluff when going through the wash.

Tweedle have them on special at the moment I think for $6.80.
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Originally posted by McPloppy McPloppy wrote:

Just a question on the honey child inserts. How do they differ from the fuzzis (not too impressed with the new fuzzi inserts...lost their fluff quickly and do not appear as absorbant as they used to be...3 years ago) I only ask because that is all i have ever used and what I campre things to.


The HC inserts are thicker and fluffier than the Fuzzi ones. They're really soft and stay thick over time and are definitely more absorbent. The only negative thing I could say is that they did go kinda grey-ish in colour over time, not remaining really white, not that it bothered me, just something I noticed.

I have also used the Cotton Babies one-size inserts and whilst they are absorbent (again, more so than a standard Fuzzi insert) they are longer than most standard M/L inserts and so in a medium pocket (and even some larges) they have to be poppered down at the front to shorten which bugged me a bit for daytime use because it made the front unnecessarily bulky so I tended to keep them for night time use.


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i love the baby harmony inserts.......absorbant AND trim   i did have some, but just sold them all on TNN today

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i got some little pickes inserts from their website when i saw them on TM and i dont like them that much eh. they were quite small for the medium nappy and lost their fluff super quick, no wonder they were so cheap! They also wouldnt go near my older sons large nappy so when you do upsize that would mean getting more inserts too.
My Honeychilds on the other hand are still fluffy (7 months of washing everyday!) and still find them really absorbant. Ali has hers on for 3-4hours with 1 insert and no leaks... Oh and for night 1 greenchild bamboo or hemp insert with a HC micro has never failed us!
I only have those 2 brands but its definitely a clear winner.
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Originally posted by Alianasmummy Alianasmummy wrote:

i got some little pickes inserts from their website when i saw them on TM and i dont like them that much eh. they were quite small for the medium nappy and lost their fluff super quick, no wonder they were so cheap! They also wouldnt go near my older sons large nappy so when you do upsize that would mean getting more inserts too.


Oh, that's really interesting to hear! My friend's only had hers for a couple of months. I guess it really does pay to invest in quality!


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A big THANK YOU to those of you who replied and I have come to the decission for me Honey childinserts are the best...so thick and fluffy and absorbent but not bulky, I love them. Also a big thanks to Pip my Honey Child agent who came to visit during the long weekend to sell them to me.

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Originally posted by McPloppy McPloppy wrote:

A big THANK YOU to those of you who replied and I have come to the decission for me Honey childinserts are the best...so thick and fluffy and absorbent but not bulky, I love them. Also a big thanks to Pip my Honey Child agent who came to visit during the long weekend to sell them to me.


That's great that you've ended up with a product you love!


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