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Free Multi-functional Bags
A very practical baby wet bag, they are perfect for preserving cloth diapers and other baby products.
Skin Friendly & Super Absorption
Our baby cloth diaper inserts are made of 3 layers microfibers, super soft and absorbent. We suggest more than one insert may be needed when sleeping or when necessary.
Adjustable Snaps
Adjustable snaps to fit newborn infants to toddlers. You can adjust the diaper length and waist circumference using the snap buttons to easily adjust the diaper to the exact size you need.
Haley Parker
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Been using the diapers for almost two years now and they still are doing great. I put two observant pads inside instead of one. To help prevent leaks.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Muy buenos y practicos
dan willingham
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
Not for bigger babies.
Sasha Garcia
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Funcinan muy bien, hay que darles el cuidado necesario Con el tiempo se ponen como pelotosos pero es poco
Luz Kim Sanchez
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025
This cloth diaper are durable and worth it. But I found that it's actually not good when it comes to pooping. You may want to get the diaper bag for them, and to constantly wash them otherwise the bad smell will stay on them. I did ordered like 30 of them and used them only when my baby was poop trained.
Alison
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024
I’ve been cloth diapering my little girl since she was born. I used disposables on and off, but love cloth diapers of all types.TDiapers are a great price for the 10 pack. They have worked just as well as Alva Baby and others. My other favorite diapers are Baby Goal. I bought the all-in-ones from thirsties but she grew out of them quickly since they were newborn size. I’ve put these diapers through many washings and one partial strip using bleach. The only thing you might notice is the lamination separating, but I really don’t get leaks.I use both their microfiber and the bamboo or hemp on top. They’ve been inadvertently used as an overnight diaper once or twice and worked just fine with the bamboo insert and their microfiber beneath it. Like I said, they have cute designs and are just as durable as the other Amazonian brands. My little girl is still breastfed, so cleaning is just as easy; just throw them in the wash. I use Esembly detergent on them and they come out clean. So glad I bought these!Update: 15 months in and they’re still going strong. I use bamboo and hemp inserts with the microfiber as the base insert and the Esembly baby liners.
kashi
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
My brother and his wife used this type of diaper for their children to lessen the impact of disposable diapers on the environment. My friend was intrigued and asked me to purchase these for a gift for a new mom. We hope she will use them to help mitigate her cost and help with traveling with a baby.
Melvin
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023
I am loving these. I have twin boys and knew I wanted cloth diapers from the get go. I didn't know much about cloth pocket diapers until I was gifted a set or 2 for the baby shower. When my first boy got home from the NICU, we tried the old flat diaper, pins and rubber pants method. Effective, but clunky.These diapers are easy! If you are on the fence about doing this or traditional disposables, let me tell you what, there are a few things that make this easy and cost effective.1) the diapers come with microfiber inserts. They work perfectly fine dispite what you may have heard from some mommy vloggers. I don't like them for an overnight 6-8 hour diaper, but a day time every 2-3 hour diaper, they are easy and effective.2) you can stuff these with anything. The Gerber trifold cotton diapers folded into 3rds, then one end folded down to double up in the front stuff these perfectly for heavier diaper. You could do flannel squares, old tee shirts, dish towels, etc, and could find a way to fold them for a thicker pad.3) while we have a diaper pale that we keep lined with a larger version of the wet bag these come with, but we rarely use it. It is easier just to leave the washer open and immediately drop the diaper into the washer. Disassembly is quick, just 2 fingers, reach into the pocket and pull.4) for more solid messes, a quick rinse in the shower is all it takes to come clean. We are still in milk only territory, but once we are on solid foods, I plan to try some bamboo liners for easy clean up.5) these are fitting our boys still, and we have gone from 5 pounds to 15 in them. We just now are moving the snaps to their 2nd position in the risers, and are still on the snaps closest to the middle in the waist. I think it's safe to say we will be using these up through toddlers.6) we are pretty rough popping the snaps open to change the boys. (Just popping them open like that makes the boys giggle, it's cute 🥰) and we have yet to lose a snap or pop a seam.7) this is probably the most important. We still use disposable diapers that we were gifted as "going out" diapers for convenience. Our boys, coming from the NICU are uncircumcised. When we use the disposable diapers, there is ALWAYS stringy fluff wrapping around them and stuck to/in them. I am a former CNA, and this freaks me out. It doesn't take much for a stringy bit to wrap around and cut off circulation. You might think that it's because we were using the cheap brands, but no. This was Pampers Swaddlers, honest diapers, Huggies, Luvs, and Parent Choice. Honestly, the Pampers were the worst for this. The cloth diapers don't even lint on the boys.So with all that, cloth diapers might sound intimidating, but I really recommend it. I am a working mom of twins and I think they are easy.
Aidan, Abu Dhabi
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on July 5, 2020
Far too big
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