Hybrid Cloth Diaper - Reusable Training Pants, Swim Diaper, Special Needs Briefs, Fits from Baby up to 10 Years (Size 3, Clouds and Rainbows)
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Aya
> 3 dayI have been using bumgenius pocket diapers, and I was looking for something more useful cloth diaper/pull up. I love this diaper! Also fit to my one yr old baby.
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Leigh M.
> 3 dayIt swelled up like a balloon when wet ! Not what anyone wants
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christian pryer
> 3 dayI have to start out by saying how much I love this print, it is so vibrant and cute. This is my first diaper with the hemp insert, usually I throw a hemp washcloth next to her skin at night to prevent leakage with my microfiber diapers. This diaper was a little more fitted amd trim than my others and surprisingly fit my chunky 22 lb 8 month old really well. Last night I put the diaper on her before bed at 845 and she woke up at 8 am with ought any leakage whatsoever! The way it buttons is a little strange to me due to my experience with my other diapers ( instead of the back coming around to wrap and button on the front it is the opposite) but it just took a couple seconds to get used to. I have found that hemp inserts are the way to go and I will definitely recommend these to others! I see a repeat purchase in my future. I have received this product in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
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smaldon
> 3 dayMy 5 year old is currently potty training and we needed something for bigger/older kids. He has special needs and tends to pee a lot at night, so we wanted something less diaper like but also absorbent enough that we didnt have to constantly change his sheets. This works perfect! Its a little pricey but since they work so well we went ahead and bought several more. Weve even used them for long trips over his underwear. Highly recommend!
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DiannaW
> 3 dayIt’s really well-made and the material is nice. BUT I bought this for my 9 year old child who isn’t toilet trained yet due to special needs (cerebral palsy, but he is actually able to be quite mobile but is just not always able to make it to the bathroom in time; he doesn’t go in the pool, but may not make the walk over or get things down quickly enough… this is an issue because while he loves swimming, it definitely helps his bowels move). He’s outgrown swim diapers you can buy in stores and there’s a gap between toddler and adult swim diapers. I was hoping these could fulfill his needs, but it fell short as it still has a very absorbent layer that you cannot remove (there is another removable pad). This one is sewn in and it retained a lot of water compared to disposables like Huggies or Pampers. It was uncomfortable and a bit embarrassing for him. I really liked the buttons so the fit could be changed or easy on and off without pulling things down around his legs, but for an older child with a decent range of mobility, it just isn’t as good. I’m still searching for the perfect thing for a 60 lb, 4 foot tall kiddo.
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nzmt
> 3 dayThe buttons are hard for kids to put it on. If you put the extra pad in, it will be too thick to wear and not comfortable. But if you leave it out, not sure about the protection.
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Godsawesome
> 3 dayExcellent; we use for “overnight/just in case” panties.
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ky24
> 3 day-awesome adjustable fit -easy to wash -take a long time to dry (I don’t want to damage the pul or elastic so I turn theM inside out and air dry them) My daughter is 6 years old and 46 l s and had outgrown the medium “happy endings” cloth pull ups and the larges were always out of stock so we decided to try these. She really likes the fit and I like that they aren’t as bulky as some others and there isn’t just elastic on the sides. I removed the snap in insert and stuff them with prefolds instead. I’m not sure that would be a very good idea if she were still wetting every night though because she has leaked out the sides often when she has had an accident (she miraculously stopped peeing the bed after I ordered these And I took out the bamboo pad so I can’t attest to how well they hold the mess, just that they fit well and make a good back up). She likes wearing them and has continued to do so without complaint even without any accidents.
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Sarah
> 3 dayI was searching for a pull up alternative that my 4 year old could use for bedwetting. It is hard to find a cloth option that is pull up style that he can put on himself. I also tried one from Happy Endings and these ones work much better. They are bulky so be prepared for your child to have a big bum under their jammies. But they work well and I would say they contain his urine 85% of the time. Hes not typically a super heavy bed wetter so a heavy bed wetter may require additional inserts. He also sleeps on a waterproof pad so that if they do leak I dont have to wash all his sheets. For the first couple months I just washed them with a normal load of laundry and after a couple of months boy did they start to stink!! Then I learned that theres a washing process for cloth diapers. I followed the instructions on the ecoable website for stripping and sanitizing the diapers and started following their suggested washing routine. It worked wonders!! Sure they dont smell pleasant when you stink you nose in it but before they were stinking up the whole room. The recommended wash routine is a little bit of effort and extra work, but totally worth it. So glad I found a way to keep pull ups out of the landfill!
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Jakob
> 3 dayIt does the job and doesn’t give my daughter a rash. Would order again in the future!