babygoal Reusable Cloth Diapers 6 Pack+6pcs Microfiber Inserts+4pcs Rayon from Bamboo Inserts, One Size Adjustable Washable Pocket Nappy Covers for Baby Boys,Rash-Free

Reusables are cheaper now than they’ve ever been and sooooo many cute patterns available, honestly you just can’t even believe.The bamboo pads are AMAZING, silky soft and hold every drop of moisture.I’m honestly excited to use these perfect diapers on my little one (crazy right??)Anyway, you are being a complete dummy if you're buying trash diapers because these are cuter, more comfortable, more leak-proof, sooooo easy, and waaaaaay cheaper than disposables. I've used them even when I had to hand-wash (the covers will last longer if air-dried anyway). So easy.Seriously, even a big collection of 20 or so diapers and some extra fillers (to wash every 2 days or so) will pay for themselves in the first two months of diapering and some of my older ones have been going for 4+ years for multiple kids.

I absolutely love these cloth diapers! The variety of pretty florals is lovely and the ease of washing them makes it so practical for everyday use. If stains seem to stick, lay them out in the sun and they’ll be gone in no time. I’ve never had a blowout or leak with these, I just make sure to pull up the “wings.” The buttons make it easy to adjust the diaper to the best fit depending on the day/hour, sometimes baby girl is a little bloated so I make it looser for her comfort. I will come back and update on the durability with long term use. If you want to save money, care about sustainability, and want a cute baby butt, these are a great choice!

Easy to use and comfy for the baby. BE WARNED! They do trap in baby farts so be prepared for a toxic odor when you go to change it.Overall 100% worth it.

I love these sooo much they are so cute and well made I get so many great comments on these diapers I will never go o back to throw away diapers I got 3 sets for bedtime we double up on the inserts wish I would have found these sooner for stains I use free and clear shout works great I also soak them before washing

Cute designs but stains seem unavoidable. These leak less often than the two snap washable diapers. To prevent leakage plan on changing every 2-3 hours unless your baby has a movement. It took me a while to realize there are adjustable buttons all over the diaper to adjust not just with waist length but also the leg holes. DUH! Now leaks are almost never. I saw one review with a lady that let her child sleep in it all night with no leaks. I did that once and my baby's bum was red for two days and she was definitely wet. The most I let her go with washable diapers, now, is only 4 hours.We may get different result when she is older and sleeps longer without eating throughout the night but time will tell.As for cleaning, the mesh diapers stain less. I received 5 solid pink, mesh, rewash-able diapers at the baby shower. It makes sense that they would stain less than this brand because this brand is solid white cotton cloth on the inside. Even if you discover the poopsies right away, just "knocking" the mess in the toilet doesn't work well for breast fed babies. We use the detachable shower hose to power blast whatever does not make it into the toilet. Even then, the diaper rash ointment still left stains. Siiigh.In the end, we keep disposables around for outings so we don't have to travel with a wet or soiled mess bag. The trips to the store are much less. However, whatever we save in disposable diaper cost we make up for in the work to knock 'em, rinse 'em, then wash 'em as well as the absorbent cloths that go inside.You have the option of laying this cloth on the inside. We did at first to avoid staining these beautifully designed diapers. The down side to that is your baby is going to wiggle and move and the cloth will not stay put. So the mess still gets on the white cotton lining of the diaper. So you now have two things to clean stains off of. Now we just put the absorbent bamboo or terry cloths in the pocket like it was design for. Best of luck to you all.

Better than expected. I used cloth diapers with twins 30 years and these are a fabulous improvement. No leaks. Fit is fantastic. No redness or rash from disposable diapers.My grandson is all smiles now.

I’m saving so much money with these cloth diapers. I still use disposables at night because my baby is at an in-between size where there is slightly more of a leg gap than there should be to contain 4-6 hours of pee before changing at night.COTTON/BAMBOO VERSION: The diapers are soft. The pads are softer than the diaper, so I just lay the pad on top, not in the pocket.CHARCOAL VERSION: The diaper and pads are the same material. Very soft. Makes my baby sweat in the summer heat, so I will use these ones mostly in the winter.Easy to clean. I wash on the hottest setting and hang to dry. I spray poopy diapers in the yard with the hose before washing. I wash every day because I only have 9 diapers. Plan on getting more for sure!