Great cloth diapers

I do a combination of cloth and disposable diapers. Can't be bothered with cloth diapers when going out but the Applecheeks cloth diapers are great when we are at home. They have a variety of fun colours and fit well on my toddler. I find the size 2 lasted me quite a long time. He used them since he was about 6 months until now at 19 months. However, I recently noticed that there has been more leakage. He probably outgrew the size 2 and I should get him the size 3 or training pants.

While I love AppleCheeks diapers, I find the size 2 envelope cover gives a HUGE butt and is not at all trim fitting. That being said the brand and the price point are on point.

We have tried a few brands and nothing compares to the washabilty and leak protection that these have. #1 brand of cloth diapers in my opinion !!!!!!!

After trying several different brands, these are my absolute favourite cloth diapers! The fit is great on my skinny 1 year old. The colours and ruffles are beautiful! It's a big investment to start, but thinking of the quality, savings over disposable diapers and amazing resale value of Applecheeks, these are the well worth the cost! They can be used as a cover or a pocket diaper, inserts agitate out in the wash and the customer service is fantastic!

I had leaks no matter what I did. I love the look but not the product

I love these amazing Canadian-made cloth diapers! They are simple to use and offer great leak protection day or night.

The best cloth diaper system on the market in my opinion. These diapers fit well on many different baby body types from chubby, chunky, to skinny. They come in only 2 sizes that fit baby from 7-18 lbs and 18-35 lbs. They do not leak and are very absorbent. That being said they have different inserts (bamboo, hemp, 2 layer, 3 layer, boosters) so the user can choose the level and type of absorbency they prefer. My favourite part is the great colours that do not fade. These diapers keep looking new wash after wash. They have a soft but waterproof fabric lined with super soft microfleece- so nice against baby's skin. Also they allow the user to choose two different cloth diapering methods: you can use them as an envelope and insert system- changing the insert with each diaper change but not the cover (envelope), or as an all-in-one system where you stuff the cover with the insert and change the complete diaper with every change. With the all-in-one option you will have to buy more envelopes (covers) but some people just prefer this method- more like disposable diapering. I have tried a lot of cloth diapers and these are my favourite by far!