3 reviews

When my daughter turned one and I had to plan to cloth diaper at daycare, I switched to all in ones. The Elementals were my favourite. They come in great colours and patterns. I also love that they use natural materials.

2 reviews

I have both the onesize and sized swim diapers and I have to say the onsize is not my favorite. The sizes do not fit properly as much on my boys. I prefer their sized options. The different sizes with the snaps look very funny in the front. They have very cute colors though. And...

2 reviews

If you’re considering using cloth diapers then my suggestion is to try out an All-in-One style, they are the easiest to use (if they have a hook & loop fastening instead of snaps they’re even easier!). All-in-one diapers take the guess work out of cloth diapers, no stuffing...

6 reviews

Tried several brands of cloth diapers. I absolutely love Apple Cheeks one size. They are so soft and comfy on my little one. Easy to use, wash great, ultimately best fit. When I put on a apple cheeks diaper on my baby I am not worried as much about leaks as compared to other...

2 reviews

I bought one Rumparooz diaper to try and it works very well. Very absorbent and I like the two inserts that it come with. It works well on my 10 month old, who is now outgrowing some of her size one diapers. It is a bit bulky with the two inserts at this point, but they are both...

1 review

Yes, they're out there, and I stand by them.I feel they are much more comfy and cosy for baby, no elastic around the legs.

1 review

I bought the Thirsties Duo Wrap Cover in size 2 for my 2 year old boy who weighs 31lbs. I bought the cover to go over the disposables I use because he's been leaking out of them every single night now for the last month or so. And I'm just getting so tired of laundry. I've still...

1 review

The cloth diaper movement is more then trendy. We used this service for 2 reasons: sensitive skin and eco impact. Cloth diapers limit the amount of chemicals next to baby's sensitive skin and less waste. Bear Bottoms delivers diapers on a weekly basis and takes away the dirties!...

1 review

These Sweet Pea Diaper covers are great. I have used the snap covers and they wash and dry quickly. I typically use them with a trifold insert or a fleece insert. Because they have the double gusset feature around the leg hole the diaper covers never leak. There is a bit of...

3 reviews

I started to use cloth diaper when my son was 8 month old, and i am loving it. This is really good quality product.they fit perfectly, and they worked i dont remember that he had any leaks, but i didnt use bamboo insert, i found it too thin and not absorbant as well as...

1 review

This diaper is a fitted style (which means it needs a cover over it- I recommend MotherEase Riki wrap in hook and loop or snap) and actually fits amazing! My little girl and I have gone through so many brands of diapers that leak or don't stay on, or are so bulky she can hardly...

13 reviews

I tried so many brands before stumbling upon BG freetimes. Now my entire stash is comprised of these. I am on baby #4 that has been in cloth and this brand has lasted through all four of my kids. They are worth every penny

2 reviews

Ella Bella Bum is my all time favourite cloth diaper company and they also have amazing bibs. I love that the fit is perfect for my daughter, and they aren't as bulky as other diapers I've seen or tried. I cloth all three of my babies with Ella Bella Bum. The designs are also a...

2 reviews

Amazing price and quality and they come in amazing prints to boot. I love my microfiber shells with bamboo inserts. I find the bamboo shells retain the smell more and are scratchier if they are hung to dry. I found they didn't fit nearly as well on my newborn as my softbums, so...

13 reviews

I love the kawaii baby diapers! They are amazing! No leaks as you can tight them and adjust s/m/l. My son pee a lot during the night and I can fit 3 bamboo layers inside the diapers and he can do the whole night without a leak!!! They also have nice different fun colours!

1 review

Well,I believe Alva diapers is already well known, but I got a new cloth diaper store, it comes from China same as Alva, but the prices are Bieerwa less. I was surprised. Is it poor quality it? So I bought one from lcutebaby.com . Really, I only buy one they have free shipping...

4 reviews

I got these when my son was 7 moths old. I really liked the design, the one size fits all and the fact that I was saving so much money. The microfiber insert is not effective when used alone. But i wrapped them in a cotton white flour towels and they worked amazing. I never head...

1 review

These diapers do work well, but I have never had such a miserable customer service experience in my entire life. Communication is a failure, and the company is trying to expand beyond it's abilities. This has only caused customers to endure extra long waiting times for the...

3 reviews

Great wetbags and they don't break the bank! Multiple diapers can be stored with ease in one wetbag. They also come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Amazon usually sells them in sets of two!

7 reviews

I use both disposable and reusable diapers. These pocket diapers hold well ( not as well as disposable) they come in adorable prints and are a great option if you are just starting to get into cloth diapers. Alva diapers are much more affordable to build your stockpile then...