Cloth diapers, Baby Gear & Parenting
When I had the opportunity to review the original Hiney Lineys Sized All-in-Three system it was clear it was the perfect solution for families to put their prefolds to good use as inserts. Or another way of thinking of the system was as a cover for prefolds or other inserts with a snap-in stay dry… [Continue Reading]
It’s bittersweet to be thinking that this may be the last diaper I officially reviewed on my daughter although I may try a one size on her from time to time to test out the size range of a product. She has been potty trained for a while, but still needs a diaper overnight and… [Continue Reading]
Now that I am cloth diapering a newborn I am really getting a better picture of the full range of one size diapers. Most one size diapers and covers are too large if not very bulky on a newborn and small infant, but one I found that was a little less bulky and fit my… [Continue Reading]
I have had the opportunity to review the Babykicks One Size Fitted Diaper and the first generation of their One Size Pocket Diaper and was excited to have the opportunity to review their newest version of their pocket diaper. The first version was good, but ran a little small so it did not have the… [Continue Reading]
All-in-One diapers have always been an easy-to-use option, but have previously been limited in size, drying time and adjustability. The GroVia All-in-One diaper throws many previous preconceptions about all-in-one diapers out the window and is a significant improvement from its former sized Dream-Eze version. It is trim, the stretchy sides allow for a snug fit,… [Continue Reading]
Sage Diaper, although a new brand, is a company formerly known as Diaperraps a family-owned company founded in 1983. They have seen and been involved in the evolution of cloth diapers over the past 25 years, and their experience and wisdom shows in their new products and brand line. I had the opportunity to review… [Continue Reading]
You may recall my recent review of the Super Doopsy insert, which is an insert that incorporates a layer of PUL for added protection into a pocket style insert. I had the opportunity to review the new and updated version of their pocket diaper, which is available in 3 insert combinations to fit different needs… [Continue Reading]
If you have organic preferences, a heavy wetter or if you have just gotten over your intimidation of fitted diapers, Babee Greens are definitely one to consider. I love that their fabrics are made here in the U.S. and they seem to be staying softer than other organic cotton and hemp diapers I own. I… [Continue Reading]
These diapers only available in snap closures and with a front pocket style, but are available in both one size or sized styles. Although it is not as easy to stuff and unstuff as roomier back pockets, the front pocket style allows the inserts to be contained at all times and avoid the microfleece overhang… [Continue Reading]
All-in-two diapers are all the craze, as they provide the affordability of a prefold system without the bulk. Prefolds are often thought to be the most economical system, but more families need to realize that AI2 systems can be just as affordable if not more affordable than a prefold system when coupled with a one… [Continue Reading]
