Kanga Care Lil Joey Newborn All in One Cloth Diaper (2 Pack) - Sweet: The Perfect Diapering Solution for your Little One Review

I have relied heavily on reviews when choosing cloth diapers for newborns, so I will try to write a helpful one. I love these diapers for my small (less than 7lbs) newborn. They are really cute and small. They are also high quality and I love how soft they are. They also have an umbilical cord which I like. What I don't like about them is how long they take to dry and despite being so small, they aren't doing my baby as well as I expected. I was impressed by the ability of the inner folds to…

5 stars for fit and absorbency for LITTLE kids. These were the best things for my 7 lb 2 oz son. Minus 0.5 stars for cleaning. Very a hassle to clean because they curl up (which is one of the reasons they fit so well). With some poop, I had to wash two or three times to get completely clean. There's no point in having a perfectly fitting diaper if it spends its life in the wash and not on my baby's butt. But it's only with poop, so most diapers came out pretty clean the first time. Minus 0.5…

Obsessed with these diapers. If I could afford it I would buy about 20 and use them exclusively during the newborn period! It's pretty expensive to make though, so I bought 4 of these instead and use them every day. They are very high quality, very neat for a cloth diaper and SUPER cute. The rivets hold up well. They absorb liquid quickly so they don't feel wet against baby's skin even when saturated. Easy to wash as no assembly is required. The only downside to these nappies is that once your…

Were ok for 1-2 weeks if they fit. We managed to avoid some of the leakage issues mentioned by other reviewers by snapping the waist ties in the bottom tier; Although they were excellent at retaining feces thereafter, they remained fairly weak at retaining urine. Obviously these are not disposable; They have to be changed after each baby goes out, but they struggled with that. By the time she reached her birth weight (8 pounds 5 ounces), in her loosest position, they were so tight they left…

These little diapers are so cute! We were only able to use them briefly before our baby outgrew them, but with the umbilical cord torn, it was worth it. They are also very easy to use and clean. If you're exclusively breastfeeding, you can just toss them in the wash and you're good to go! If there is a stain, it is small and easy to remove by simply leaving the diaper in the sun for about an hour. We've never had any issues with stains or odors. Just make sure you use the right detergent and a…

I really wanted to like them - great reviews everywhere, cute prints, lots of hype. Well I've tried them and they're all over the top. First, the fabric argument against disposables: Advantages of disposables: They absorb more, so you don't have to change them as often, they're less bulky, easier to use, you can just throw them away Disadvantages of disposables: expensive, you have to buy them all the time, they don't come in one size bad for the environment. Fabric Pros: Better for the…