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Onesize Shaped Onesize Shaped nappies need a wrap with them to make them waterproof. Pros: Economical and good at containment Cons: More fiddly and bulkier on newborns	Onesize Pocket Onesize Pockets: waterproof layer built in, absorbent insert goes into 'pocket Pros: Economical, quick to dry, simple to put on once assembled Cons: Bulkier on newborns, need assembling after washing	Onesize All-In-One Waterproof layer already built-in, and so goes on just like a disposable. Pros: Economical, simple to put on Cons: Takes longer to dry, bulkier on newborns
Sized Shaped Needs a wrap over the top to make it waterproof. Pros: Slim-fit at each size, good at containment Cons: More fiddly to put on, less economical	Sized Pocket Waterproof layer built in, removable absorbent insert goes into 'pocket' at back of nappy. Pros: Slim-fit at each stage, quick to dry, easy to put on once assembled Cons: Less economical, needs assembling after washing	Sized All-In-One Waterproof layer built-in. Goes on just like a disposable. Comes in Small, Medium, Large etc. so need to buy more as baby grows. Pros: Slim-fit at each stage, easy to put on Cons: Less economical
Onesize Flat - Terries Old-style terry nappies: need folding and pinning with the modern pinless pin: the "Nappi Nippa". Also need a waterproof 'wrap' over the top Pros: Very economical, Quick to dry Cons: Expertise in folding required, can be more bulky than shaped nappies	Sized Flat - Prefolds Flat rectangle of material folded very simply. No pinning or "Nappi Nippas" required, but waterproof wrap, preferably with velcro closure to hold material in place Pros: Very economical, simpler than traditional terries, quick to dry, can double as absorbent insert for pocket nappies Cons: More fiddly than shaped cloth nappies, pad can 'slip' inside wrap

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