Dry Bees vs. OsoCozy

Below is a medium DryBees (left) and a large OsoCozy (right). The DryBees is made of microfiber whereas the OsoCozy is made of cotton. I appreciate the pocket in the DryBees for if additional absorbency is needed. 

The medium DryBees is almost as big as the large OsoCozy. I wish the DryBees had crossover tabs like the OsoCozy. 

The microfiber on the DryBees is softer than the cotton on the OsoCozy.

Both of these diapers are excellent. They are trim and easy to use. I like the price and crossover tabs of the OsoCozy, and the pocket and softness of the DryBees. It's a draw. :)

To learn more about the DryBees, go HERE.
To learn more about the OsoCozy, go HERE.

Below is a comparison chart of the two:

OsoCozy AIO                                                               DryBees AIO

      $14.95                                             PRICE PER DIAPER                                            $19.95

                      
          N                                             POCKET FOR INSERT                                                  Y

          Y                                              CROSSOVER TABS                                                     N

          N                                      SOFT FABRIC AGAINST BABY                                          Y

          Y                                       NATURAL FABRIC AGAINST BABY                                 N

OsoCozy Review and Giveaway from ClothDiaper.com

ClothDiaper.com sent me an OsoCozy diaper to try! I love the name of this diaper. "Oso" means "bear" in Spanish. This is what they sent me:

 The OsoCozy diaper at ClothDiaper.com comes in two sizes: 1 (6-18 lbs) and 2 (18-35 lbs). I asked for size 2 to use for my 35 lb son. The diaper has cotton on the inside (this one is unbleached) and hook and loop closure (not my favorite, but makes for better sizing!).

The OsoCozy diaper is different than any other diaper in my stash, because there is no liner that stuffs, snaps, or lies in the diaper. The lining is sewn in. This diaper would be great for someone new to cloth diapering, someone who does not want the hassle of stuffing liners into a pocket diaper, or for going out when someone else will be changing baby. Of course, an extra liner can always be laid in the diaper if needed, although I have had no problems with leaking.  

Here is how the diaper fits my son:

I love how trim this diaper is! 

I had minor issues in just one area: The diaper takes so long to dry! I air dry all of my diapers. The pockets dry in about 12 hours, the all-in-ones with pull-out liners dry in about 24 hours, and the OsoCozy dried in about 36 hours. Of course, if you use a dryer this would not be a problem. 

All in all, this is a great diaper to have in your stash. I get excited when it's finally dry! At $14.95 each, this is a sturdy, well-priced all-in-one diaper. 

You can purchase the OsoCozy diaper HERE or enter the Rafflecopter form below to win one of your own! The winner will receive one OsoCozy diaper in the color and size of their choice!

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