GroVia O.N.E. Reusable Baby Cloth Diaper

I love these cloth diapers I have nothing negative to say about them they fit snug on my daughter are soft and comfortable. They are very easy to watch but I do wish they weren’t so expensive there are many other cloth diaper options that are cheaper if you want to spend less.

These usually work fine as the night diaper for our four-month old, but we do have the occasional leak. My biggest gripe is with the Velcro. I refuse to not wash something that is going on his body, so I washed the diapers with the Velcro latched (just like my other cloth diapers with Velcro). After just two washes, the rough edges of the Velcro straps pulled at the diaper cover and caused scratches and pulls in the fabric.

We can't get enough of these diapers, they are great. Our son is a HEAVY wetter, we go through about 20+ diapers a day, with about 6-10 of them during the night. We're down to O.N.E nappy for a full night! We're super happy with this and will be getting a few more

I like how it has to inserts for heavy setters stops leaks and fits snugly

With a broken rise snap unfortunately I cannot use the diaper at all for my two month old. Living abroad, shipping to return is not an option as it will cost more than the diaper is worth.

Tried a few brands and although a little pricey IMO this one was my favorite. Has a better fit for a skinny baby and the quality of the cloth is great. Absorbency is great no leaks so far and I like that it comes with 2 different inserts

I'm not totally impressed with this diaper. It's nice for what it is, but it fits odd around the legs and it only has one row of snaps so there is no adjusting it to fit better around the legs with out a muffin top. The interior is really soft stay-dry though!It's nice that it has velcro attachments but dont expect those to snap on any other diaper. 😓

Huge waste of money so far (I bought 4 = $90). The Velcro is strong, yay, but it is so hard to pull apart that they snaps always come loose. The fit is not good. The diaper always becomes twisted around the waist and they typically leak. Snaps aren't any better, as there is no room for overlap, so I'm basically putting these away and hoping that, when our baby is bigger, they will fit better and these issues will go away so I can get excited like so many others here. But, in the meantime, I feel like I wasted a lot of money, and I have no usable diapers to show for it. I'm loathe to go spend more money on diapers that do work right now (e.g., Thirsties) and that I know work well enough, even if they are not as absorbent as these (absorbent is meaningless if they leak), but I don't know what else to do. I'm sure someone will ask if I'm using them correctly, but this isn't rocket science. I don't really see how I could do anything differently than the obvious.