wegreeco Cloth Diapers 6 Pack with 6 Inserts & 1 Wet Bag, Washable Cloth Diapers for Babies, One Size Adjustable Reusable Diapers Baby (Forest, Animals)

Take all my money. Best thing I ever bought as a mom. I can write so much good about these diapers but I'll touch on the most notable points.1. No leakage. No blowouts. I change my baby at around 9pm and she wears that one until 7am2. The adjustable fit ensures that as baby grows you can make small adjustments which will not leave you with gaps. The elastic bands are also a neat touch to ensure a better fit.3. The inserts are thicker and absorbs a lot more. My sister bought the AlvaBaby brand and we compared them. Wegreeco is much thicker.4. Cleaning them is not the nightmare I envisioned. Whenever I change my baby I have a designated sink to hose off the stuff. My baby is still strictly breastfed so her business is soft. Then I have a bucket I keep with detergent that I soak it in until wash day (about every 4 days or so over 18 diapers) I've been using them for 4 months now and they have no stains.I really love these nappies and the savings they bring. They are also very pretty and the material feels lovely. Not like it's made of plastic

I got these diapers for my first baby. We wanted to cloth diaper or do partly cloth and partly disposables, but weren't sure if we could handle the work of cloth diapering. Our baby is over 7 months old now, and these cloth diapers have saved us SOOO much money, plus they are better for our baby because they're not full of chemicals right next to a sensitive area. Our baby was a little over 6lb when she was born, and we did use disposables for the first few weeks of "survival mode", then moved to using mostly prefolds with a Snappi around the house and disposables when we went out. Once she was close to 9lb is when these Weegreeco diapers actually fit her. I would say they were definitely too big for her smaller size the first few weeks, but some babies are 9lb at birth. I did get a Thirsties size 0 cover with the plan to use that when she was small, but it was an absolute waste of $14 for one diaper cover that did not fit a small newborn any better than the Weegreeco covers on the smallest setting. My favorite way to use these diapers is to skip the "stuffing" part of putting the liner inside the cover and just put it on top and snap the cover around it. If it's a small wet diaper, I just change the liner and reuse the cover. Or you can change both each time if you want. For a poopy diaper, I take the diaper to the toilet, hold the liner by a clean end and swish the liner in the toilet bowl to rinse out most of the poop, then fold it inside the cover which I'm holding in my other hand and take it to the wet bag. Really not much mess to panic about. Wash your hands after and you've really not come in contact with more poop than any parent has to at times. When it's time to wash just empty the bag into the washer and you don't have to worry about pulling the liner out from inside the pocket (or restuffing them once they are clean and dry). Saves SOOO much time!! In addition to the little wet bags that come with these diapers, we got a few larger wet bags to hang on the changing table, and you just turn them inside out and push them into the washer when putting in the diapers. I wash everything together on several cycles (rinse, hot wash twice if it's a big load, extra rinse at the end), then air dry the covers cause I think that's best to maintain their waterproof quality and put the liners in the dryer (or air dry too if you want). Sunshine is the best for removing any stains like magic after the wash, and a big splash of vinegar in the washer is the best deodorizer. I use Arm and Hammer sensitive skin. It does not have scent which I like, cause clean clothes should smell like nothing in my opinion. We also have been doing "elimination communication" or baby potty training since 2.5 months and it has been awesome. A lot of baby's poops go right into the toilet which obviously makes cloth diapering so much easier!!

Sticker shock of diapers, am I right? Yes these cost more up front but they are so much cheaper than buying diapers every week. I have three sets and love them. Plus they're super cute.Pro tips: go for the disposable bamboo liners. They make it so much more doable to cloth diaper! They do have to be snug or they leak. I started using these when my baby was about 4 months old and maybe 12-13 pounds... I couldn't imagine using them on a newborn.

This is my first rodeo with reusable diapers, but I’m definitely impressed! We’ve need using these for a couple of months now and I’ve never had them leak! From heavy peeing to massive blow outs, these things can handle it all! Diaper cream has stained them a bit, but overall they clean up really well! My baby seems comfortable in them and they wick moisture away just like a disposable diaper would.

This is my seventh baby, but the first time we’ve considered using cloth diapers. I knew what I wanted going in and these seemed like the perfect solution! Our baby is almost four weeks old now and they have been great! I’ve even had to use them on my 2.5 year old. I’ll probably buy more and just switch him to cloth diapers too. Great brand with cute boy designs!

We bought these to start using pocket diapers in our cloth diapering. These diapers have a strong pul with a very good snap system. The stay dry layer has kept our little one dry letting the wetness go to the insert layer. We have not used overnight yet, but have for 3-4 hours during the day and no accidents so far. Everything stays contained. Highly recommend.

Bonitos diseños,bueno para regalo.

No los compren a menos que quieran tirar su dinero ya que se sale toda la pipí. Ni una hora pasó y se tuvo qué cambiar al bebé porque estaba todo mojado. Definitivamente no sirven. Lastimosamente ya pasó el tiempo de la devolución.

Bueno..bonito y barato a comparacion de otras marcas me gustaron y ayudaron a mi economia

I’ve bought about 6 different cloth brands and this one works the best! They seem to be a bit wider but still fit very well against my babies body so these have the least leaks as well as lasting the longest without needing to be changed.

Its worth to buy, very useful for babies above 3 months. Loved it