🌺 ALVABABY Mother's Day Baby Cloth Diapers One Size - Adjustable, Washable, Reusable - 6 Pack + 12 Inserts (6DM48) Review

I love these. We don't even use our size 1 disposable diapers, we only used newborns and used all the fabrics at home. The only hassle is putting all the earbuds in after they're dry, but there's nothing wrong with that. I put a charcoal liner on it and if it doesn't soak in you can sometimes change the liner and move on to another replacement. We haven't had diaper rash since we went full-on cloth. I no longer use cream. For what people want for their $$$ used cloth diapers, just buy these new

I love these cloth diapers! We tried several brands from Revain, including Simple Creatures, Koala Mom, and Anmababy. Those were the best. They have handy external snaps to keep the diaper closed when wrapped after use, something mama koalas don't have. It also has more room to grow at the hips and in length than a basic creature diaper with a koala mom. We still closed the last row of buttons, while with other brands I had to unbutton all lengthwise. I thought I would be bothered by the lack…

Diapers are cool but the pads are not. We use them like AI2 instead of a pocket diaper. We were concerned that the soft shell inner lining would retain moisture and we wouldn't be able to use the same material for multiple shells, but it doesn't retain moisture and works great! I am also very impressed with the fit - these diapers fit my son better than Best Bottoms or Flip. I only have 2 complaints: 1) the included ear tips (they don't absorb moisture and aren't very soft) - this was…

First time mother and newborn approved! Hundreds Spent on Huggies We used Alvababy cloth diapers and pads at home during the day for 3 months (our newborn was 8lbs 21in). They are soft, absorbent, flexible and do not irritate/rub stomach or legs. No diaper rash or discomfort - they grow with baby thanks to the adjustment knobs. EASY TO KEEP CLEAN AND STAIN-FREE: Liners are placed over sinks and can be quickly hand washed once soiled. Contaminated liners and shells are stored in separate wet…

We started the cloth diaper at 15 months because our baby used 7 diapers a day and 1 nap. I figured it was worth the investment as we have about a year left to change and it never hurts to save money but you can certainly start sooner. I bought an Alva diaper to try at night and then bought it when I realized that 1) they would save us a lot in the long run if we switched to daytime and 2) they weren't that heavy are to be cleaned. And I'm so glad I switched! We use dual earbuds for sleeping…

I have been using these diapers for about 3 months now. I was very hesitant to buy cloth diapers at first, but the price was so cheap that I bought the cheapest pack of AlvaBaby diapers to try them out. I immediately chose them over disposable nappies, mostly because they are so soft compared to disposable nappies! I never thought about how uncomfortable it must be to have that scratchy paper stuff on my skin, especially when I was just born. I liked the first pack I bought so much that I…