TDIAPERS Baby Cloth Diapers Washable Reusable One Size Adjustable for Baby 10 Pack with 10 Pcs Microfiber Inserts, 1 Wet Bag

Does the job and absorbs well enough once you strip the liners in some baking soda borax mix. I dont recommend softeners be used on these at all unless you use vinegar. Cute designs though.

We have a baby and are using these diapers for them! First, they are adorable. The designs are just the cutest. They are comfortable. Less irritation. Easy to clean-- that was simmering I was concerned about. And, SAVES MONEY ON DISPOSABLE DIAPERS. You can use these as your baby grows and I cant say enough positive about them!

Cloth diapers are all weve ever used...now they are being used for our grandchild...they fit her very well and are simple to fit perfectly to her body...the pads are nice and the dark apex covers are fairly waterproof and easy to wipe.clean between washing...Im its a very nice set and a great way to keep the baby dry and clean as well as.save a.ton of money on disposable diapers

I got these diapers for my future baby, that is on the way. Love the patterns, the material is soft and seems of good quality. It comes with 10 diapers and 10 thick long towels that will hold his/her pee and or poo. Cant wait to use them on my baby, the patterns are very cute

Very absorbent! Easy to use and wash. I love that you can adjust the size easily so they will last longer. They are soft so they dont feel rough on my baby. They have been a goody purchase.

Great cloth diapers! Comfy! They don’t absorb as much as disposable diapers, but they’re better against the skin and easy to clean! Dump any solids into the toilet, spray with a hand held bidet, wash! The inserts are inserted into the back of the diaper and lay along the bottom of the diaper inside like a woman’s pad. Anything to help save money right now! This is a great way to do that! Made very well and ship super fast! Love them and the colors and designs are so cute!

Perfect for emergencies! Even if you plan on only using disposable diapers, you want a few of these in your home! The shortages with baby formulas should’ve taught everyone a lesson that shortages can happen on anything at any time. These diapers are great to have as a standby, and never have to worry about a disposable diaper shortage again. You may find the cost savings so great that you may choose to use these instead of cloth diapers. As far as the diaper itself it is very well constructed the outer portion of the diaper is in a vinyl type of fabric and there are several patterns available. The inside of the diaper is super soft and then at the top of the back portion of the diaper there is an opening for you to slip in the reusable pads. Although it wasn’t hard to slide the pad in, it was a little bit fussy around the gathered areas of the leg. Because that area is a little bit more narrow. And it comes with two pads which I found very helpful. Here’s where I get a little confused. And I’m saying this from a place and at an age where cloth diapers were not uncommon when my kids were younger. So I used them for a little while but decided to spend the money and do disposables for convenience. But here’s what got me really confused… So you slide the pad inside the diaper. So the pad itself is not touching the baby. So if the baby urinates or has a bowel movement, the inside of the diaper and what is touching the baby skin, is going to get soiled as well. So I don’t understand why you have two pads. It’s not like you’re going to just slip out the removable pad and put a new one in because it’s already soiled. For those of you who can’t understand my confusion… In the old days, the diaper portion its self would be vinyl and there was pockets on both ends of the diaper to slip a pad in. Since the diaper portion was nothing more than vinyl, you could just take out the removable padding and slipping a new one. So I thought that was going to be similar with this. But although I think having the entire inside as fabric and soft fabric at that, is a much better idea, I don’t understand why they just didn’t put the padding in and leave it permanently in there. Because no matter what, you are going to have to wash the entire diaper and pad every time the baby soil‘s. Pepper come on get off the diaper get off the diaper My second point of contention and confusion is all the snaps! Don’t get me wrong, you don’t want to reusable diapers with Velcro. They don’t wash well at all. So I love the fact that there are snaps here. And there are tons of snaps so you have a lot of adjustment possibility. What I don’t understand is, there are a bunch of snaps in the center of the diaper that goes almost all the way down to the bottom half of the diaper. I played with this thing for an hour and I can’t figure out why or how you would use These snaps. And there are no instructions whatsoever with the packaging for you to get some help in figuring that out. So for that I took off one star. But I think this is a very valuable thing for any mother to have in case of any sudden diaper shortages. They wash well, and I felt the price was reasonable.

Easy to wash, clips hold well. Very low dry if you use heat at all, no fabric softener.

Great quality. Good absorption. Cleans well. Very satisfied.

I was skeptical to try these at first, but Im so glad I did! They fit my toddler perfectly and they are super easy to use and to wash, Ill never use a regular diaper again. Im not sure if these would fit an infant, but they fit my tot just right.