Monvecle 4pcs Pack Baby Infant Waterproof Cotton Changing Pads Washable Reusable Diapers Liners Mats (4pcs Pack-18x12) Review

Wonderful. I was looking for a similar device that I have been using for 40 years. back for my kids. Yes it's cool Big, cute, durable etc.

We use these knee pads on changing tables, cribs, inflatable seats and car seats to prevent bumps and accidents. The smaller 12x12 is also very useful in the same places.

My 3 month old peed on it and it left all on the lining. It's on the small side. So I say it's great for newborns and can handle anything little kids throw at it. I will probably switch to larger pads in the next few months.

I've been trying these diaper liners for several weeks but they are too small. As your baby gets older, you will stop using it around the age of 3-4 months as it is still very small. It will be more profitable to buy big ones to use for growing your small plants.

Place one under baby's bottom while he sleeps. Then, when the blowout happens (and you KNOW it's going to happen), don't change the sheets, just the padding. I have five children and this is the best product I have ever used when they were babies. I buy them for every new mom I know.

This product is not as heavy as my previous diapers. They are much lighter in weight, making them easy to move. Anyone who has ever changed a diaper knows that babies don't sit still. I am constantly adjusting it to bring it back into place. They are very cute and colorful but I wish they were heavier.

These are used over our changing unit. Three of the pads have bias binding edges and the fourth has a scalloped edge. I like the fourth best because it lies flat. The ones where the edges of the bias tape curled up after the first wash and didn't relax after a month of use. The size is convenient to put in the diaper changer which is in the diaper bag. They work. I wish they wouldn't curl up. Another plus is that the fabric stayed in good condition, unlike the pads purchased from Target - all…

Don't waste your money. This product is practically non-absorbent. Water runs right off it. Almost water repellent. I wanted to tuck my son right under his thigh/buttocks on the changing table for diaper changes and bare bottom time. You know how little boys lol. I did a water test before washing with 1 tablespoon of water for 5 minutes. I still had standing water on my pillow after smoothing out the water after 10 minutes to absorb it better. I also tested my current peelpad, which I bought…