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Our diapers began using a store-bought pattern and quickly evolved into our own creation as we figured out the best fit and the materials that worked best for us, and for our testers.

Sizing is as follows:

Newborn: up to about 12 pounds

Small: approximately 10-16 pounds

Medium: approximately 15 to 26 pounds

Large: approximately 24 to 40 pounds

Please keep in mind that sizing is approximate. If your baby has overly thin or chubby legs, or is more “thick” or thin through the waist, these approximations may be off by a pound or two.

Do you offer your items for sale anywhere else?
We will be at the Lower Dauphin Craft Show on November 14 2009. In the future we hope to sell our products at local stores, as well as at more craft shows.

What types of fabrics do you use in your diapers?

The outer layer of a diaper is made of a cotton or cotton/polyester blend that is laminated (PUL) on the inside to make it waterproof. The cloth inside the diaper that touches your baby’s skin is either made of sherpa or bamboo. The sherpa is a soft, fleece-type material made of 90% cotton and 10% polyester. Bamboo fabric contains no polyester, and is soft and silky feeling. Bamboo costs slightly more than the sherpa.

What do hook and loop diapers include?
All hook and loop (Velcro-type) diapers also include laundry fold-back tabs in order to reduce diapers clinging to each other and to other fabrics in the wash. Stitching on all hook and loop tabs is reinforced with extra stitching. Hook and loop is standard in DoodleBunz diapers. An extra $1 is added for diapers with snaps instead of hook and loop.

What is PUL?
PUL is PolyUrethane Laminate. This is a breathable, yet waterproof layer, available in two weights - 1 mil, which most of our solid colors are treated with, and 2 mil, which is added to all of our printed PUL.

What are All in Ones (AIO)?
We make our AIO’s with an outer layer of waterproof, yet breathable PUL. The absorbent layer is made with Bamboo French Terry. The inner layer, which touches baby’s skin, is made with sherpa knit terry, which is a cotton fabric.  We are also offering Bamboo Velour, a luxurious and VERY eco-friendly fabric as an upgrade option inner layer in our diapers!

What are All in Twos (AI2)?
These are made with the same quality fabrics as the AIO’s, with slight differences in construction. Snap-out, tri-fold bamboo soakers allow for maximum absorbancy. These same fabrics keep the diapers trim and they are quick to dry, whether you air dry or tumble. One soaker per diaper is included in your purchase. Extras may be purchased separately.

Why buy your wipes?
These can be made with two layers of flannel for quick cleanups, or flannel backed with sherpa for gentle scrubbing action for the messiest jobs. There is also a multitude of other uses for these handy wipes: keep one in a zip bag for quick face clean ups when eating out, wiping the biggest and smallest of runny noses, wiping up small spills, etc.

What types of payments do we accept?
Currently we accept credit card payments via Paypal, and personal checks. Personal checks must clear before any work is started on the order.

I’ve received my order, and the diapers don’t fit. Can I return them?
Due to the personal nature of the item, returns cannot be accepted. We recommend the For Sale or Trade (FSOT) forums on Diaperswappers.com

I really like one of your printed fabrics, can I order a pocket diaper?
Not at this time. There are licensing restrictions on pocket diapers, and at this point in time, we don’t have the resources to handle that.

Are your diapers made in a factory?
Nope! We’re proud to be keeping our company entirely work-at-home (WAH). We are considering hiring other WAH people, but our goal and focus is to provide others with the opportunity to work around their children, too.

Custom orders are welcome and encouraged! Please contact us if you’re looking for something that isn’t currently offered on the website.

 I’d really like to know more about your soap! Where can I find more information??

Our “Sudz FAQ” is found on this page.