Amazing BabyHybrid Cloth Diaper Cover with Pocket-Sling, Med, Sz 3 (12-25 lbs), Use with Boosties Inserts, Pink Watercolor Dots, SmartNappy Set includes Muslin Cover + Tri-fold Insert + Booster Pad

Let me start by saying don't buy these when they jump up $10. I wouldn't pay more than 14ish for these as they are just covers. Amazons prices jump ridiculously and I have seen these go as high as 25 bucks. That's a nope for me.Now these aren't usually what I go for. They go against what I normally prefer which is all natural fibers, one size, and snapsThese are essentially a hybrid system (cover and insert) with a hook and loop closure and the insert it comes with is mainly microfiber. Two things I usually stay away from because I've read a lot of stories about the velcro not being sticky after a while and the microfiber because most say they experience stink, plus I hate how it feels on my hands (but so far no issues with stink) 🙌. However, what caught my attention and I suppose what makes these different is that the outer part is muslin. And are meant for padfolding so the insert stays tucked inside a pocket sling. Most think the sling is the only water proof part but the muslin has another layer that touches baby which does have pul but that pul goes towards the backside of the muslin so its sandwiched. I figured if I hated the mf I could lay my other stay dry prefolds which fit perfectly (3rd pic). The insert it comes with is a microfiber trifold with a microsuede middle which goes against baby. I've also tried padfolding a prefold and a flat and they both work well inside. Only con for me about the cover itself is that they're sized. My petite 2 yr old wears a size 3 (12-25 lbs.) And last I checked she weighed about 20ish lbs. So far I like them, they fit well and I've had no leaks. I cant speak for longevity though since I don't know how long the h&l or pul will last. I am in love with how easy these are for on the go car changes. Plus now that I know how to sew and have a machine I wouldn't mind changing the velcro if it came down to it. They also dry super fast, faster than most of my covers when line dried and I think they'd be great for kiddos with pul sensitivities. Oh and something else I forgot the mention is that the velcro is super soft and I love that! Rough pul is something that always pushed me away because I felt babies tummy might be uncomfortable when sitting but not with these!For reference I have used these since late January and I've been cloth diapering my daughter since birth. I've also tried well over 10 super known brands.( thirsties, grovia, petite crown, bebeboo, mme&co, pb, smartbottoms, blueberry, bumgenius, rigngig, lkc, nickis, mamakoala, gmd flats and prefolds etc.)

Love these! We did cloth for our first baby (a decade ago!) but didn't care for the convoluted snaps on other brands of cloth diapers. I shopped around to specifically find Velcro closures this time, and fitted sizing. When I first opened the boxes, I was skeptical of the material and texture of the liners/booster pads (being used to the standard 100%cotton tri-folds), however I followed the instructions to wash/dry 3 times before use. They softened a lot and are more absorbable than I expected! They also rinse clean easily and havent stained either. So far so good!My baby is still tiny, making tiny messes, but no leaks yet! We started her in size 2 which says 8-15lbs, they fit great even though she was just barely over 7lbs.

So I definitely have a love/hate relationship with this new style cloth diaper. It’s essentially a cover, you change out the insert when wet and reuse the outer shell a few times. It’s has a sling inside that provides one layer of waterproof protection and a hidden layer of protection in the shell.My 18 month daughter is 22 lbs and wears the size 4, the rise isn’t adjustable but does fit her excellent with no leg gaps, she’s at almost the smallest waist setting without using the crossover so I would assume it shouldn’t have a problem fitting her to 35-40 lbs.Likes- The outside muslin material is so soft, it’s unlike any cover I’ve ever used- This inserts are plenty absorbent for my moderate wetter for 2-3 hours.- Prefold style washes and dries very easy.- Hook & Loop and elastics are strong but gentle.Dislikes- Microfiber Inserts, I personally dislike synthetic fibers however we haven’t had any issues with these in particular.- The sling is shorter than most rises so it’s incredibly difficult to fit any other flat/prefold inside and have it lay flat.- The sling is horrible for 💩, even solid ones will cover the inside elastic. You’ll have to change the cover every time and they stain easily.- The hook side of the aplix can easily attach to the Muslin material when closing the diapers, or if you accidentally forget to close the laundry tabs.Definitely a great option for reusable cloth diapers, we’ve had no leaks or blowouts. My dislikes are really just my opinion and what we’ve grown to love over the last few years, I 100% recommend purchasing one and trying them for your baby.

This diaper is super cute. It is very lightweight and will be nice in the summer months. Since it is not a waterproof material you do need to be on top of changing frequently, otherwise it will soak through.

These diapers are beyond soft and easy to use. These are especially good for use while babies are still so small. No leaking and easy to clean—just remember to fold the tab in to protect the quality of the micro Velcro.During these strange shelter-in-place times, I would think it would be a great chance to switch to cloth diapers—you won’t have to run out and get any more disposables.I used two brands of cloth diapers over the course of 7 years. This brand was far superior, less bulky, and beautiful! I also didn’t have any significant wear and tear.