babygoal Reusable Cloth Diapers Pack of 16, Leakage Proof with Absorbent Inserts-Freesize, Rash Free, Washable Diapers for Babies Boys and Girls 0-3 Years-6 Shells+10 Pads

Ideal for 3 months and above babies. Elegant looks and comfortable too.Good quality in best price.very easy to clean.Absorbs about 2..to 3...pees.

Very useful in case u looking for sustainable options. It serves my baby well , who is under 1 month and weights 2.5 kg. Absorbency level is good. Cleaning is quite easy. Removing stains is convenient too. The only concern is with pooping. If baby poops we have to discard the entire nappy for washing. Wished it came with liners it would greatly helped for pooping cleaning.

I am somewhat new to cloth diapering but am quickly being converted. I had originally purchased one set of these Babygoal diapers just to have on hand for backup. I didn't use them at all for the first three months since we had been given so many diapers and they just looked so big for a newborn. However, once we started buying our own I decided to try the cloth diapers to help stretch my big box of disposables between monthly shipments. In the process I discovered several things.1. Cloth diapering was actually quite easy and the colorful prints make changing diapers just a little more fun.2. Six cloth diapers is not nearly enough if you actually want to use them with any regularity!3. Something about watching my newly laundered diapers disappear so quickly made me realize just how many disposable diapers we were going through, and therefore how much trash we were creating and money we were literally throwing away.My experiment in cloth diapering has convicted me enough that I use my cloth diapers while at home all the time now (though we still use disposables for overnight and while out and about). I have purchased several more diapers to add to my supply and am slowly trying different brands as I have the opportunity. I purchased my second set of Babygoal diapers as well as a few other brands and inserts to try, but still find myself reaching for these most of the time. I love that I can use these until my baby is potty-trained and feel like the investment is well worth it considering the money we will save in the long run. (Not to mention the reduced chemical exposure that switching to cloth affords!) All in all, I definitely recommend these diapers as an affordable way to get started cloth diapering or to help bulk up your diaper stash!

I got these for my friend’s newborn. She might be able to wear them by the time she is potty trained.

I bought these pocket diapers to try and figure out what type of cloth diapers I wanted to use. I have no been disappointed with these. We do get an occasional leak out of the leg, otherwise very happy with these.

These are the best cloth diapers. I wish I started with these. I've used all types with two kiddos from the super expensive fancy one to these. These are the cheapest and easiest to use. If you use a diaper liner for children who are not breastfed, these work great. When my baby was EBF I could just throw these in the washer and it would be clean. Now that she is a toddler the solid waste rolls into the toilet and I wash them on the sanitary cycle. If it is super messy I just toss them, we've got 2.5 good years from 36 of them. I think I have about 26 left.

These diapers are super soft and the prints are adorable, but the gussets do not secure snuggly around my daughter's thighs. She CONSTANTLY leaks out of these if she is in a carseat or on her side (Both urine and stool).The only way These have been leak-proof is with a trifold and snappi on the inside, to trap everything inside.Taught me the hard way that if it isn't a double gusset, we do not buy it 🤣