What makes these diapers so popular
- Two layers of super soft cotton sherpa
- Umbilical cord notch on newborn size
- Three hidden layers of absorbent terry cotton
- Full cut diaper - wonderfully absorbent
- Thick sherpa cotton contains runny messes
- Stretchy waist and legs contain messes
- Overlapping snaps for slender babies
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Size Chart
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Size are generous, please do not upsize.
The newborn size has an umbilical cord notch.
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About the Fabric
Outer layers are 100% unbleached sherpa cotton with a
base comprised of 90% unbleached cotton and 10%
polyester. Only soft, unbleached cotton touches your
baby's skin. Three hidden layers of unbleached terry
cotton for Small - Large sizes. Newborn size has two
hidden layers of unbleached terry cotton. Sherpa cotton
is the same as fleece cotton - it is cotton that has been
combed to make it exremely soft and thick. Over time it
will become more dense, the same way bath towels do.
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Our Experience
These diapers are extremely soft, thick, and absorbent.
They are made of the same great fabric as Kissaluvs, but
have a more full cut, longer rise, and are more absorbent.
If you have a smaller baby, prefer a more snug fit, want a
narrower diaper, or prefer a shorter rise, then we
recommend Kissaluvs. If you have a larger baby, want a
longer rise, or want more absorbency without a doubler,
we recommend a Heiny Hugger. We recommend
measuring your baby's rise and look at our sizing charts
to see which diaper will fit best. Both are great diapers,
and we recommend trying both out before deciding on
one!
Heiny Huggers do have more snap failures than
Kissaluvs. Snap failures are covered by the
manufacturer, but Kissaluvs rarely have snap failures
while some batches of Heiny Huggers have several snap
failures.
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