Birdseyes Cloth Diapers 27X27 12 Pack Review

Very soft and absorbent! Ideal wipes for burping and drooling. And, parent to parent, consider tie-dye (after washing it a few times) for fun! What hides spots!

I like that these diapers are adjustable to any size and can be folded in different ways. There is also no need to check the center seams, as is the case with pre-folds. For this reason I prefer flat diapers.

I bought these wipes and they are perfect. Nice and soft for dusting or window cleaning. However, they may not be absorbent enough to be used in baby diapers. 49 years ago (the year my eldest child was born) the product was much better!

I brought these nappies as a gift, they were for a young person's second child. They didn't know what to do with them. They said they don't need it, I said yes they do. I explained that when needed they are diapers, burp cloths, shoulder burp cloths, something clean to put on the baby, and later they become cleaning cloths, enjoy.

I ordered these cloth diapers for a friend who is expecting a baby. The fabric is thinner than I expected. In general, diapers aren't that bad, but folding in half is a must. The quality is acceptable but I wouldn't call it excellent. However, they are much more affordable than the new snap-on diapers that have become popular in recent years.

I ordered these cloth diapers for a friend who is expecting a baby. The fabric is thinner than I expected. In general, diapers aren't that bad, but folding in half is a must. The quality is acceptable but I wouldn't call it excellent. However, they are much more affordable than the new snap-on diapers that have become popular in recent years.

These diapers cannot be called diapers. Instead, my wife called them the stuff you could get as a table napkin at a restaurant. If you're looking for something soft and thick like the cloth diapers moms used in the '60s and '70s, this isn't for you. look at. They are very thin and the fabric is not very soft, basically my wife told me they are good fine table napkins. I'm still looking for thick cloth diapers from the old days. If you come across any let me know where cloth diapers work well at

For years (and years) we've been using a few old nappies as handy household towels. But they are worn and dirty. So I ordered a dozen new bird's eye diapers. Pros: Compared to the old diapers where two edges were plain woven and the other edges were trimmed with lighter zigzag shears, these new diapers are nicely hemmed on all four edges. .The diapers seem to be well made. While the fabric isn't particularly heavy (its loose weave is said to be more absorbent), the thread quality and gauge seem