4 Pack Pocket Diapers Bamboo Inserts Diapering Review

When our youngest child was born in early 2020, we were given a pack of Nora's Nursery diapers. more! They fit well from 10 pounds and up. We currently weigh 30 pounds and the rest of our stash struggles to wrap around our waist without being too loose or falling off. The legs are tight enough not to leak (even if the diaper gets wet!) but loose enough to keep baby comfortable. There's enough room to double (or quadruple) an overnight diaper filler without sacrificing fit. And the patterns look

They are really nice and well made but unfortunately they didn't fit my son. He sleeps on his stomach, so the edge-to-edge inner lining caused leaks at night and caused him to wake up. The leak protection was ok during the day but the inner lining (micro suede I think?) gave him quite a diaper rash. I've tried microfleece pads with it and the rash still hasn't gotten better. After switching to pre-folds and covers everything healed instantly so I think his skin is very sensitive to synthetic…

I'm baking my second cloth baby now and have a stash of pads - Grovia, bumGenius, Thirsties etc. These are my new favorite diapers. They are very absorbent and dry incredibly quickly. They are very soft to the touch and fit perfectly. The prints are very charming and modern with rich colors. At first I didn't like the 3 tab system on each side but now I'm in love with it as I can adjust the size of the leg opening to prevent leakage. I was nervous about the single gusset, but the adjustable leg

Good: These diapers are adorable, the prints are so cute! The design and size are comparable to Alva but you only get 4 per pack for the same price as 6 packs of Alva Baby. Although they have fewer diapers I decided to buy these as they included bamboo inserts and I thought it was a good investment. Not Great: Bamboo pads sound promising, but they're not as absorbent as other brands. I use Naturally Nature Bamboo Liners and they are excellent in quality, durability and absorbency. I'm attaching

As a new mom, cloth diapers were a new experience for me. After reading endless detailed reviews I decided on these because of the price and quality (they can fit the full length of a diaper due to the adjustable size snaps). I also bought some of the Green Mountain diapers, stuffed workhorse style. They were only lightly regulated due to their small size, but she quickly outgrew them. Comparing these two, others would get wet and heavy, holding as much moisture right in place. They, on the…

We are Alva lovers! Before the purchase we only had Alvas in our stock. I looked for nappies to try that were 'non Alvas' or very similar to Alvas and they are almost identical! I don't have a photo to share, but when you slip an open Nora's Nursery diaper over an Alva, the cut is exactly the same. The clasps are exactly the same (I LOVE the "triangular" shape of the clasp as it allows me to fit my baby's legs perfectly. The main difference is that the prints from Nora's Nursery are insanely…

**UPDATE*** The company contacted me and resolved the issue. They were very nice and gave me a fresh new set of diapers overnight☺️ I really appreciate the customer service I received. That being said, my original complaint and issue continues to be listed below for full transparency. I would like to start by saying that I was very excited about this brand and was dying to try their diapers. They seem to have good reviews and I like their models so I was keen to buy 4 packs to try them first as

I wanted to try cloth diapers but didn't know where to start. Too much research left me confused and worried about everything that could go wrong. I thought as soon as I start I'll leave a long review to help other newbies. Diaper lingo is so confusing and there are so many options and so many brands and can we really talk about how ugly most of them are? I mean seriously ugly! But then I came across the Nursery Burrow. THESE PRINTS! Call me superficial, but I definitely fell in love with the…