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Pros
- Disposable and reusable
- One Size
Cons
- Does not hold in solids very well.
Description
- Cloth are microfiber or organic cotton
- Cloth and disposable
- One size
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While it is true that the solids may leak off from the diaper onto the cover, I never had any problems with it leaking out of the cover with either breast milk or solid foods. And, what I loved most about these was that since we had to pay quarters to do laundry, I could get by with 6 covers and hand wash them easily between laundry loads. If washed in the morning, they were dry and ready to use again by evening. It turned out to be much cheaper in price than other diapers like the bumgenius ones because so few covers were needed (pocket diapers you should have at least 12!), and I could use them with the relatively inexpensive prefolds. I agree that when my son got to the walking/running stage there were more issues with the insert moving around, but I think that could be solved very simply by placing in a strip of velcro or some type of snap to the insert and cover. when I was having insert issues, I tried a couple of other types of diapers, and wish now that I had saved my money - they just didn't work as well, and I found myself running out of diapers more often because of not being able to wash every 2 days.
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