Looking for a fitted that is...

[10Newtons]

A. Cheap...as in under $10ppd (used)
B. All natural materials
C. Doesn't have the absorbent layer sewn in (dry time is key)
D. Absorbent (or adjustable for my super heavy wetter)


Suggestions?

I just bought a MEOS off BST...am I going to like it?

[Prima Knits]

Well I don't know about absorbancy, but I really liked the cotton frugal fluff diapers from Mandi's Menagerie on Hyena Cart. I have bought the one size before, and they are really nice with 2 inserts you can use that are removable. Plus, she uses 2 prints on each diaper which I think makes them even cuter. They run $8-11.

*Ha! Totally missed the part about you saying used, these are brand new.

[10Newtons]

Originally Posted by Prima Knits Well I don't know about absorbancy, but I really liked the cotton frugal fluff diapers from Mandi's Menagerie on Hyena Cart. I have bought the one size before, and they are really nice with 2 inserts you can use that are removable. Plus, she uses 2 prints on each diaper which I think makes them even cuter. They run $8-11. *Ha! Totally missed the part about you saying used, these are brand new.

Hmmm....new would be great! Found them!

[lemurmommies]

I was going to recommend Motherease Sandy's. I found them to be more absorbent that the MEOS, and side-snapping was generally a better fit for my guy than front-snapping. A Sandy's diaper underneath a Dappi or Bummis pull-on cover was one of our very favourite inexpensive combos when my son was still in diapers.

[TooBusyBearcubs]

Originally Posted by Prima Knits Well I don't know about absorbancy, but I really liked the cotton frugal fluff diapers from Mandi's Menagerie on Hyena Cart. I have bought the one size before, and they are really nice with 2 inserts you can use that are removable. Plus, she uses 2 prints on each diaper which I think makes them even cuter. They run $8-11.

I've been stalking MM for FOREVER, because her fluff is so stinkin' cute! But, with DD PTing and DS completely PT'd, I have no excuse to buy them.
I would also recommend GMD Workhorses. The soaker is sewn in, but only at one end, so they wash very easily. You will need additional absorbency for a heavy wetter, but I think the easy washing/natural fiber/low cost tradeoff is worth it. Even if you don't go with WHs, check out the website anyway. She sells only natural fiber diapers, so you may get some other ideas just from reading her info.

Also, I have a ME Toddler, and I like it. It is WAY bigger than I expected, so DD has never quite grown into it, but it is a really good quality, easy care diaper. You may still need an extra doubler or PF laid in the MEOS, though, especially for nights. The good news is, the whole "heavy wetter" thing is usually just a phase. There aren't many kids who pee a TON ALL THE TIME from birth to potty, so you may have more options in a few more weeks or months.

[mamaratliff]

I second the suggestion for the GMD workhorse diapers. I heart them tons I've been cd'ing for a very long time. I"ve been around the block, and used a little of everything under the sun. The workhorse has a great combo for us. Great fit (we use the snapless), absorbant, easy to wash, easy to find, stand up to lot's of wear, natural fibers, breathable, and cheap. That's pretty much the holy grail of diapers if you ask me!

[opheliaspins]

I'm not sure if this is allowed, but I make upcycled fitteds and hybrid fitteds for $10PPD, over on facebook. I don't have an official website set up yet, but if you want to PM me I can give you more details. The regular fitteds are all natural fibers.