Baby Cloth Diapers

These are probably our favorites of the four brands we got (Lil Joey's, Alva Baby and Simply Being). Funnily enough, these were the only ones NOT on our registry. Since the Lil Joey's only lasted us a couple of weeks, we needed to add to the amount of diapers we had. These popped up as a recommendation, and I decided to check them out. We had been using one liner as an extra layer between the baby and the diaper before learning you weren't supposed to do that with microfiber, so the fact that these had bamboo was a plus. They do take a little more to dry than the other liners, but given their absorbency is so much better, that's a small price to pay. Cost-wise, these are probably also the best bang for your buck. They're cheaper than AlvaBaby and Simply Being, have bamboo liners instead of microfiber and come with a wet bag as well. Plus, all of the patterns are adorable! Haven't had any issues with leaks with these. We're using the AlvaBaby "newborn hack" to get them to fit our kiddo (about 8.5 pounds) with no problems. They clean easily with just simply tossing them into the wash with the soak setting. In fact, the only issue we had at all with these was that one of the diapers was missing a snap. Thankfully, it's a snap that's only really important for fit right now, so she'll eventually be able to use it even without that snap. But, more importantly, the seller was very helpful and quick to respond, offering a partial refund for the one that was missing the snap. Great product, great customer service. I mean, what's not to like here? If we end up adding more diapers to our stash, this is definitely what we'll look to first! July 2021 Update: A bit over a year later, and while the Simply Being ones have had to be thrown out, the 3 packs of THIS brand are still going strong alongside the AlvaBaby ones. The only bad leaks we have are at night (2 microfiber + 1 Thirsty). Granted, our kiddo sleeps 12-14 hours at night and is such a heavy wetter at night that when I tried to do disposables just during her sleeping hours, she went right through those and made an even bigger mess. The cloth diapers do great at mostly containing it (think we need some more Thirsties though). During the day, we do one microfiber + one bamboo. If we're going to be out, we do one microfiber + one Thirsties, and the former is the only time we ever have the occasional leak (which happens with AlvaBaby, too, so it's not a diaper thing). As far as poop? I think the last blow-out she had was when she was still really tiny and we were still getting the hang of things. Rashes? Every once in a blue moon in the morning, and it's always gone by lunchtime. In terms of cleaning, we knock what solids come off easy into the toilet. Anything that doesn't come off gets taken care of in the washing machine. Out of the 24ish diapers we have in rotation, I think only maybe one of them has some light staining. We've used Dreft, Foca and Gain without any problems as well as the occasional OxyClean when at Grandma's house.

Love wegreeco diapers! Cute prints, great product! I was washing the diapers pictured on this order so I have used a picture of some of their other diapers we have These were a little big for my newborn She was only 6 lb and went out decided to use cloth diapers at 3 months old, these were too big. So I did order some newborn sized diapers of another brand, alvababy. She wore those till 14 lb, they still fit her okay they were getting snug but she was having a lot of leaks. . We recently started using these again and they are so absorbent, she can wear them all night usually without a leak and the prints are really cute. I could not believe the amazing absorbency of these, I had also bought some of the bamboo inserts to use with mine. You could use one bamboo insert and one of the inserts included with these diapers for overnight if you wanted. They are a great value and you usually get six diapers,six inserts and a wet bag for around $35. I have currently 12 of these type and 6 Alva baby. The material inside is very soft the outside is a nice soft silky feel and the prints are very vibrant and pretty. I actually ordered the turtle fox, nature ones for my little girl. And I have some more girly ones pictured above. Love them. I actually wash mine the way they recommend two or three times the first time I get them, then I wash diapers every other day I use her baby detergent, pure baby soft (1 full capful) and I do two small cap fulls of bleach, I have found this helps with the musty smell they can getand it has never bleached my material or affected the absorbency. However they do advise not to use Clorox, so that would be your choice. I drynon medium for 90 mins. I was diapers and inserts together. My husband also installed a diaper sprayer, since she is now eating solids. And I do use the liners, they do help with the poop clean up. We also have purchased a clothesline and when it gets warmer we will be hanging these outside.

First, I would like to start by saying that the customer service for Wegreeco is out of this world fantastic. My wife and I are new parents and had some questions about the product and sent an email to them directly. They responded almost immediately and were amazingly helpful and kind over email. I feel like if there are ever any problems with these diapers, they will be more than happy to help and I'm certain they will do it quickly just based on my few email conversations! Fantastic customer service. Now, for the diapers, I could tell immediately that the quality was outstanding when I took them out of the bag. The stitching is very good around the edges and the buttons which is where other disposable diapers tend to come apart. My family has always used disposable diapers, so I was naturally questioning how well these diapers would hold up in regular use and I can see that they will not have a problem at all. Each diaper has a ton of buttons that make it easy to fit any size baby and its pretty self explanatory how to put them on, but they did include a paper with the diapers with pictures of how they should be buttoned based on the babies size! That was very helpful. The next thing that I loved was how cute the designs were on the diapers. The quality of the material on the outside portion of the diaper is very strong and I have washed these several times already and there has been absolutely no color fade. My wife loves the little animal designs. Aside from the cuteness of the diapers, the real meat and potatoes of the diaper comes from the bamboo insert. You will not believe how soft that thing is until you touch it for the first time. I posted some pictures and you can kind of see the softness in the picture but you really cant know until you touch it for the first time. The material is so incredibly soft and is the perfect thickness to soak up everything that it needs without adding too much bulk to the diaper. We absolutely love it. I'm not certain if they sell the inserts separately or not, but ill be honest, i would purchase another set of diapers just to get the inserts and use for other things with the baby lol they would make an awesome burp cloth i think. Overall, i was concerned about the prospect of trying reusable diapers, but these have totally changed my mind. If any other parent is wanting to try out reusable diapering, I highly suggest trying these wegreeco diapers, to be honest you cant beat the price. My friend has some reusable diapers from a different company that was about 110 for 12 diapers and inserts... these are far cheaper and had the exact same quality in my opinion. 10/10

Cute diaper bundle but I recovered a variety of diapers and covers and all in 1 which it did not shay this in the listing o well I’ll make do and next time be more diligent

Having gone through many expensive and complicated to use brand of cloths for my first 2 boys and ended up selling them away for all their complications, I needed and wanted something fuss-free to maintain and quick to put together for my younger 2 boys. Came across this on amazon and extremely drawn to it after reading reviews and comparing different brands of similar types. I was still waiting to be discharged at my birthing hospital then. Not only do I find the designs adorable enough (I’m glad they ARE cute enough for me to like them) but these are the only ones with bamboo inserts instead of microfibre. I’ve had pocket diapers with microfibre before and dislike how they turn out after a while. I knew I needed 2 sets to go through with my newborn who would poop very often and breastfeeding. And I’m so glad despite him being born small (only 2.3kg) at birth and had skinny legs, I could put these on him because of the overlap waist snaps. Very grateful. The inner fleece material is also so soft that I didn’t have to worry about diaper rashes and his umbilical cord. No Velcro tabs to pull other fabric in the wash and also scratch his delicate skin. Within 2 weeks, my little one’s thighs grew big enough and his waist big enough that he *VERY QUICKLY* outgrew the overlap snaps. So if you’re thinking of getting newborn cloth diapers, don’t. Because they grow so fast - it’s just not worth the extra cost once they’re outgrown. Because just this one is all you need. I’ll be honest that I’m very pleased with this company. I’ve never written a review like this. I think they’re doing good work. By sourcing for the best materials, choice of designs and putting their products at a VERY reasonable price for people. I was sick of spending so much on expensive cloth brands and types the likes of BG, CB, Grovia, Close Parent with their thoughtful but turned out complicated systems and I’m so so glad and grateful I found these, and the company. I personally don’t even think Alvababy, whose designs are more ‘designer’ can compare with Wegreeco’s great value for money of these diapers. I follow the wash routine every 1-2 days with a nappy laundry detergent and the diaper is minimalist and so uncomplicated to put together. On heavy laundering days with too many inserts to hang dry, I toss them all into the dryer - inserts, cloth wipes AND covers. And they’ve held up nicely. I bought 2 sets of these. And like them so much that I decided to get another boy set of a different design for my 2 year old whom we’re potty training and leaks through his disposable diapers terribly day or night. And I’m also so glad he fits into them (granted his smaller Asian size) and that he is happy to put on his ‘pop-pop pants’. For him, I use the CB brand inserts that I already had in storage to double up and lay on the diaper for extra measure. They last naps and overnights without leaks. And I’m a very happy mama. Just 18 of these diapers (with doublers) that I can snap up/down and use interchangeably between my 2 month and 2 year old. I don’t ever have to think about buying packs of disposables of various different sizes any more. Ps. I’ve even gotten and fallen in love with this company’s mama cloth pads for my periods and wow. I might be a cloth pad convert soon. Much love and thanks from me to this company.

This is baby number three and I’ve cloth diapered quite a bit and thought I had the best system. My other babies struggled with constipation and quickly transitioned to very solid poos. I went from nb cloth diapers to covers and inserts since it was easy to dump the solid poo from the inserts and the covers rarely got dirty and could be reused over and over. Baby number 3 is now a year old but he’s my first baby to not struggle with constipation. He’s still making very messy, squishy poos. While the previous convenience of only needing a few covers worked before, I’m now spending so much time spraying covers AND inserts all covered in poo that it’s no longer saving me time. It’s become double the work to wash. So I decided to switch back to pocket diapers and decided on these. I ordered 4 sets of these and they came at the perfect time to test them out. My family had just gotten the flu and my baby had that very specific sick poo that’s basically yellow liquid poo with that particular terrible smell that blows out the legs and back of anything. Despite the leg elastic of these diapers not being as tight as my covers (that always left marks on his legs like compression socks) they managed to contain that liquid poo even better than our disposables! I’ve been very impressed! The stay dry suede is my favorite skin safe fabric and feels dry even when soaking wet. It wicked the moisture from pee and from the liquid poo through to the inserts perfectly. They are also very easy and quick to spray off with my diaper sprayer, even with very messy poos. I’m now spending half the time or less spraying diapers than I was with my covers. As for the inserts, I must say I’m also impressed with them. I’ve been using inserts I sewed myself. They’re three layer inserts with each layer consisting of zorp sandwiched between flannel with microfiber on the outermost layers (they total to 2 layers of microfiber, 3 layers of zorp, and 4 layers of flannel). They’re pretty heavy duty and can go overnight. And during the day they go 6+ hours before needing to be changed. I was not expecting the inserts that came with these to compare but I was proved wrong. After washing and drying 6 times to reach absorbency, I tested the inserts. My thick 3 layer inserts absorbed 10oz of water with mild compression. A double layer of these inserts was the same thickness as my inserts though these are longer and wider. They held 14oz of water with mild compression. That means one insert easily lasts 4+ hours on my one year old and two inserts will go overnight. That’s pretty impressive considering how trim one insert is! I will note that the inserts do take forever to dry completely on the inside (my dryer thinks they’re dry but they’re still damp on the inside when you squeeze them) so I have to run them an hour and a half in my dryer to get them all the way dry. The diapers dry very quickly just hanging them to air dry. Though I was pleased that my load of inserts created zero lint in my dryer lint catcher. This means they’re not going to disintegrate or break down over time from all the washing and drying. Overall, I’m super happy with these diapers! No leaks, no wicking, easy cleaning, trim absorbency. I like that you can roll up a dirty diaper with the crossover snaps just like you do with a disposable. The pocket style is easy to stuff and easier and more familiar for my husband and babysitters to manage. And even with the added time stuffing diapers, I’m still saving lots of time than I was with my covers because these are so easy to spray. When baby #4 comes in a few months, I look forward to getting more of these to handle the two baby load.

I recommend these, though I have nothing to compare them to. I bought them because I wanted to use less disposables not only to save money, but cut down on waste. These cloth diapers are cute and very absorbent, but as such do make wearing anything over them a little more difficult. I have been using them for about a week now, and make a point of washing them with dawn and water before spraying with Dreft and washing in the washing machine. I also make a point of air drying and then doing a quick fluff in the dryer for a minute once they are completely dry. So far, they are holding up well. I did make a video to address how to deal with the snaps and such because I don't want other newbies having to go through the same challenge of figuring them out like I did. Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy, but the first couple of times can be a little confusing and daunting until you find a rhythm. I agree with what a few others have said. I ended up starting with NB disposables because these are too big initially. My son was able to start using them around 2.5 months old once he was big enough (born around 7.5 lbs). I also like to use the liner right against the skin and not in the insert so when it's just urine you can change out just the pad and reuse the cover. This saves on laundry. I did end up going back recently and buying some additional pads. I found that even with 12 diapers they last less than 2 days and that doesn't give me any to change into which means doing laundry every other day. I definitely have extra covers since I reuse them, but I recommend buying extra pads if you want to do laundry a little less frequent. I did go against the recommendation of the company and wash them with other baby clothes to save on water. I go through so much water washing these every other day. However, again I do prewash with dawn and water first. With that being said, I've had no issues so far, but I do separate the liners and covers into separate mesh bags. Update- I've been using them about 2 weeks now and I do think they are worth it, even if you're only using them part of the time. They hold up well, are very absorbent, and are fairly easy to use once you get the hang of them. Plus you don't need to worry about size changing for growing like disposables. Only con I've found so far is the amount of water I use to wash them.

I've only just started using these (I will change this review if things change), but these diapers are great; way better than I was hoping for. These are my first washable diapers, and I am only using them because my daughter is super sensitive and the only diapers she has been able to wear are not sold past size 5, so I had to switch to something. I swore I would NEVER use washable diapers, but here I am. My friends are into the whole cloth diapers thing and told me all these things like, cloth diapers can't hold too much pee, so you might get leaks (my daughter is a HEAVY wetter), etc. But actually, after only 1 wash, the first diaper I used held in a lot of pee, with no leaks. And an overmight diaper with two inserts, not only held in the pee, but the cloth that touches her skin didn't even feel that wet. And it was a HEAVY diaper.. she had peed alot. Even the disposable diapers always got damp on the outside because they couldn't hold in all the pee overnight, but with these.. no pee and so far no poop on any clothes. And my daughter has not had a red bottom at ALL! So, I am REALLY happy! And I never thought I'd say that about washable diapers! Another note: I'm big on making sure that my daughter is comfortable.. basically I try to put myself in her place. Well I have seen a few different kinds of cloth diapers that my friends and family members have (much more expensive ones), and not only are they the ones that leak, but the elastic is big and bulky and not soft. Not something I would ever wear. But these.. The elastic is thin (but obviously still works really well because I'm not having leaks), and it is really soft, as are insides of the diapers themselves. So, in my opinion; these are way better than the expensive ones, and they have made me happy with cloth diapers when I never thought I would be! UPDATE, 4 YEARS LATER: After 4 years of trying other brands that were given to me, other brands of newborn diapers (since wegreeco doesn't make those), I am now completely sure that I will not buy any other brand of cloth diaper ever again. The wegreevos we bought for my daughter lasted until she was potty trained. Our son is now in cloth diapers, but we were given a bumch of unused diapers that were different brands, and they just don't compare. Since he's a boy and we didn't want to use girly diapers, we gave my daughter's old diapers away. The inner pads are just not as absorbent. The other diapers leak more easily. And they don't fit as good. They're just not the same: not sure why. So I got a pack of wegreecos for my son and I was reminded of how much I love these diapers. Its just like night and day with other brands. So, 4 years and a ehile lotta diapers later, they still make great diapers and I would still recommend them over any other brand, including the expensive ones.