Bumkins Disposable Cloth Diaper Liner, Biodegradable, Neutral, 100 Count, (Pack of 1)

We use 4 sheets as a booster layer in our 2.5-year-old's diaper to absorb extra moisture during the nighttime. That has served us well waking up 99% of the time without leaks. We used to use an American brand that manufactured booster pads for diapers, but they became unreasonably expensive because of the covid-19 pandemic. So this product has been a good and much more affordable replacement for us.

I have lost count of the # of boxes I have used!Pros:- Easy to remove from package; I line all my cloth diapers ahead and this makes it quick and easy.- Nice thick fabric- I never have ti worry about it tearing or disintegrating in a diaper.Cons:- I wouldn't call them flushable- even in my city toilet I had some issues trying to flush them when I first starting using - but I just toss them in my diaper genie and they are fine.- Sizing is a bit awkward. Square design rather than long and narrow. Have to fold sides in so they dont stick out diaper legs, then messes sometimes miss the liner front or back.Overall: I buy these because the price is right and I know I'm not going to be pulling pieces out of my baby while changing her, but if a better sized, strong, cost-comparable alternative came along I would switch.

Bought these for daycare, but I hate them.They are wasteful and there is no way they are comfortable.Unless baby poops within 5 minutes of wearing, they creep into their butt crack like a thong and add no value to the cleanup process.If they don’t end up pooping, they just have a wet cloth stuck to their skin as soon as they pee. No opportunity for their little bums to breathe.The shape and size are stupid. Too big for single layer, too small to fold in half. I found if any bits stuck out of the diaper, it acted like a little tunnel for stuff to escape. A poop chute, of sorts..They aren’t flushable so it’s one more thing to clean off unless you want to throw feces in your garbage can (which is actually not allowed in most municipalities, not even inside disposable diapers).Invest in a diaper sprayer and forget about this garbage product.

These are huge. I bought them because they are bigger then the regular size which always seem to ride right up between my kids bum cheeks, Therefore not keeping any poop off the diaper. I only use liners at night, I can make sure that the sides of these are sticking out the sides of their night fitted diapers and that hold it form riding up. I make sure the sides that are sticking out are in disease of the diaper cover, not that I have had any leaks when they are not compleatly covered. I think you could even cut these in half and have double the amount of inserts, especially for NB or young babes.These also come in a box not a roll like other brands, the top of the box has an opening which makes them really easy to dispense.

I’ve gone through every bamboo liner sold on Amazon and only this one was wide and long enough. It works with any diapering system. I think it’s especially useful with newborns because they keep going itsy bitsy potty and you don’t want to be wasting disposable diapers flr every squirt!Only problem is that it should have a better dispensing system. I’m fumbling for getting one out and I end up taking too long to put it on and my baby ends up peeing!Edit: the newer box has longer liners and works best for moving babies as mine have just entered that phase! In retrospect the older liner even though the longest amongst the competitors was always causing me leaks outside. Now I love this liner but the dispensing system is just the same fyi.