Review on Babygoal Reusable Cloth Diapers For Baby Girls, One Size Adjustable Washable Pocket Nappy Covers 6 Pack+ 6Pcs Microfiber Inserts+4Pcs Bamboo Inserts 6FG28 by Byron Patil

I have been cloth diapering for 8 months now. BumGenius FreeTime AIOs were my go-to diaper, however my little girl has almost outgrown them at 8 months since she is in the 99th percentile in height. I also have used Rumparooz pocket diapers (these were my go-to nighttime diaper), BumGenius pocket diapers, and some Flips. I bought a 6 pack of the Babygoal diapers to try them out and they are now my favorite and the most effective and comfortable for my baby. I do use my own inserts, however, to customize them since my little girl is larger and a heavy wetter. I use the microfiber insert that comes with each diaper and one Alva bamboo insert as a daytime combo (bamboo outer layer). For nighttime, I use microfiber insert, plus Alva bamboo, and one Thirsty's hemp inserts (I got the large and they shrunk down to the perfect size after laundering). I have had no leaks at night and my baby can sleep for 10-11 hours without waking. With a less effective diaper system she would wake frequently. I can't say enough good things about this diaper set and the snap system (my advice is to skip Velcro all together). The 6 diapers plus the extra inserts are a great deal! The packages with the bamboo inserts are the best deal in my opinion. I prefer the larger wet bags made by KangaCare. I don't line dry. I wash on delicate cycle using a free and clear detergent, and dry on low heat setting for 60 minutes. (The hemp and bamboo inserts will need a little longer to dry). Also, I use OxyClean Baby in the washer about every 4 cycles to remove any stains, smells, and residual buildup from laundry detergent that leads to leaking. My final bit of advise is to invest in a diaper sprayer. I may not have stuck with cloth diapering without one.