Handcraft Reusable Diaper Colorwise Tumbling Review

Lime green looks a little tasteless. The haircut is not very good. The material is ok, feels a bit cheap. The lining is absorbent. The diaper closes easily with a snap button. In general, this is a normal product.

This is not a pocket diaper. The insert snaps into place and hugs baby's skin snugly. It's good if you change your kid's clothes often or if you don't have heavy phlegm. Otherwise, I would try another brand or invest in skin-friendly insoles.

I wanted to love this diaper because I really love cloth diapers but I'm not sure. I thought it would have a pocket too so you could add some extra absorption but unfortunately there is no pocket. The pillow that came with it doesn't seem to hold up much. However, I think the size color system is very cool.

This had small loose threads where the stitching was finished when I received it. The insert is not super absorbent. I like to use smaller hemp and microfiber. This one is super thin and cheap. Because it's an all-in-one, nothing covers the pad, so the wet pad rests on baby's bottom. I probably wouldn't buy it again. There are much better brands out there.

I am a first time mom and was a little hesitant to try cloth diapers but to be honest color blocking has made my life so much easier! Changing diapers in the dark is hard enough, but seeing my little boy still on the orange blocks makes this very tired mom happy, very handy! Snap-on insoles are a great idea and they feel really good. I always keep a few in my diaper bag.

As others have said the sizing system of these diapers makes them really economical per piece as they can last a long time. However, you need to invest in a few to be truly cost effective in the long run as you will be changing them frequently. The pads themselves are not reliable, even those lining the diaper still leak, in this case you need to have a little more money, and you still need to invest in pads. I think it's definitely a good brand and good cloth diapers to choose from.

At the time of writing this review it was $15 a diaper. This is very expensive for a single cloth diaper. It is an all-in-one hybrid system. They attached the liner to the lid with a button so you can take it off if you need to. The pad is made of thin microfiber so it doesn't last more than 2 hours. Don't think about using it at night, you'll need an extra charcoal or hemp insert. You are better off buying Alvababy or other Revain brands which are around $5-6 per diaper. An all-in-one hybrid…

I'm new to cloth nappies, I want to try different brands/styles but I quickly found that you got better value for money if you bought a larger pack. For just ONE all-in-one, this one is expensive at its current price of $14.99. You will receive an all-in-one cloth diaper and a reusable bamboo insert. What I love about this diaper is "size by color". These adjustable all-in-one cloth diapers have SO MANY CLIPS. If you're doing a sleepless transplant in the dark, it's really nice to have a…