Simple Being Reusable Cloth Diapers, Double Gusset, One Size Adjustable, Washable Soft Absorbent, Waterproof Cover, Eco-Friendly Unisex Baby Girl Boy, six 4-Layers Microfiber Inserts (Boy Animals)

Ok so these are better than a lot of the expensive name brand cloth diapers out there and for a much better price! 6 diapers for 36$ plus a wet bag and some really nice liners! Seriously you can’t go wrong. These are the only diapers I use! But I do need to add that I do not use these at night, my baby is super sensitive and I can only use pampers pure diapers for night time use because they are super absorbent. That being said I have used these at night a couple times and they worked fine, there wasn’t any leakage, all cloth diapers are just hard on my babies skin if left longer than a few hours. Otherwise they are the perfect cloth diaper for many reasons! - the double layered leg holes have nice stretchy elastics and help prevent leakage. - they can go super small and my baby was 5 months 8 lbs when I started these and I was able to make them fit nice and snug. They look a little bulky on her but that doesn’t bother me at all. - the grey inner lining color is a nice touch, looks cleaner than white. - adorable designs, though I do wish they would come out with some plain colors, but it doesn’t really matter. - the quality seems really nice and they hold up well through the washes. - baby seems to find them comfy I have saved soooo much money with these diapers it’s insane. 36 bucks is so cheap it’s worth trying, I am so glad I did! Being a first time mom and not knowing much about cloth diapering I was very skeptical and I paid way too much for high end diapers at first like 20-25 a diaper...I rarely use those diapers anymore I love these so much!

Simple being cloth diapers have been making a wave in the cloth diapering community lately because they’re very well made, cute and current designs and they hold the bodily fluids. This pack is the perfect starter pack for anyone wanting to try pocket cloth diapers on a budget. The insides of the cloth diapers is sorta grey-ish, it has double gussets, and comes with liners, wet bag, and inserts. Wet bags are a must for cloth diapering. When out and about you’ll need them to hold your dirty diapers so that your diaper bag won’t stink, won’t get poops or pee on everything, and to keep everything organized. Wet bags are water proof. But they breathe. Don’t ask me how but it works. The liners are great for poop that isn’t liquid. When the baby is starting to eat solids these will come in handy so you can just plop out the poop. I have not used these yet since my baby is breastfed. Overall this is a great purchase when it comes to cloth diapering. It comes with everything you’ll need plus more. The only negative is that they only have a select amount of prints. They don’t have new prints every so often.

So this is my 5th baby, but my first time cloth diapering. I looked all over at different brands and types of cloth diapers. I settled in on this brand. For 1, I love the convenience of Amazon so that is a plus. I was happy to see that these diapers have two elastic barriers. I really liked the construction of these. It is a durable diaper shell with a pocket that you stuff with an absorbent liner. Then (if you wish) you place a flushable liner along the part that touches babies skin to catch solids. Then it's easy to just flush that part and wash the rest. This pack came with 1 roll of them. I just ordered more to keep on hand because that will make this whole thing even more convenient. They are easy to resize with the buttons on the front. It blends in really well when you size them down. My biggest pro to this is the price. These were also the best priced that I found. I bought two packs with some extra inserts and liners investing around $100. I calculated that by age 2 I will have saved around $2000 on diapers!! I'm very excited, and even more excited now that I have these in my hands. I feel confident that this will be much easier than I thought. Thank you!

I have a love/hate relationship with these diapers. I have been using them for roughly six months and feel I can give a good review. Some of the pros. Double gussets - never had a blowout (but I haven't with any of my cloth diapers) Microfiber inserts - I HATE microfiber but these are super soft and don't attract lint like my mama koala ones. Just don't expect to only use the inserts and not have leaks. They are meant to be used with boosters or doubled up on inserts/ we had leaks if we only used one insert. We just fold prefolds or flats and stuff those in the pockets Cute prints Elastics still like new Cons They are pilling. Not as bad as my elf diapers but they don't look new inside. I also air dry so it's a little disappointing. The pocket has super tight elastic and is small. It's annoying to stuff. The snaps are fine but not sure how the placement will work as my baby grows. looks like if it is on the biggest setting the snap will rub her skin. For the price, you really can't go wrong but I wish I had bought more Mama koala because they still look NEW!

In 2018, life surprised me in a couple new ways. Firstly, I asked the woman I love to marry me; secondly, the two of us discovered that we would be parents by the end of the year. As a new dad, there were a lot of growing aches and pains when it came to raising a newborn baby. One of the more fun parts of figuring things out was making the decision between using disposable or cloth diapers. After pondering on the decision, my wife and I agreed to buy the cloth diapers for a test run. This ended up being a wise decision as cloth diapers are washable, durable, comfortable for a baby, and cost efficient. With these factors in mind, cloth diapers are a better alternative to disposable diapers by a long shot. The Simply Being brand of cloth diapers are fully washable and reusable. The diaper and liner inserts can be separated and washed at the same time. If there is an extremely dirty diaper, both the liner and the diaper will have to be washed by hand before they are put in the washer. However, not only the diapers are washable. The bag they come in is washer friendly as well. This bag can be used to store the diapers on the go. Alternatively, you can hang the bag over your washing machine and use it to collect dirty diapers until the entire batch is ready to be washed. After a year of rigorous work, the diapers remain in pristine condition. This can be attributed to the constant need to be washed. No matter how many diapers you end up buying, you’re guaranteed to be washing them constantly. I wash a load of diapers every night so I can have a fresh set of diapers in the morning. After they are washed, I usually take the time to put the liner inside the diaper and fold them. The constant washing and folding, coupled with the excellent materials used, help this product stay together and last. The diapers are soft to the touch and plush. They may be a bit bigger than disposable diapers, but they are extremely comfortable for the baby. The holes where the legs exit the diaper are ruffled for comfort. It may be a little bulky, and it takes a day or two to acclimate to how funky it looks, but that’s because there’s a surplus of soft fabric for the baby’s comfort. As dorky as the diaper may look, the baby doesn’t notice or care. The most important part about these diapers, the reason we considered buying them in the first place, is the cost. A pack of six diapers costs $36.99. Over the course of 3 months, we ended up buying four packs at a total of $147.96 and 24 individual diapers. This was exceptionally worth it compared to buying a $40 box of disposable diapers once a month. With how easy the diapers are to wash and reuse, how durable the diapers are, and how comfortable the diapers are for the baby, the price is more than worth it. There’s not much worth noting as a con when coming to these diapers. The only downside that comes with cloth diapers is the cloth itself. Washing the diapers and folding them constantly can be tiresome. This is especially true if you’re washing a load every night to avoid an overwhelming pile of diapers. This is both a con and a pro. On one hand, you’re doing the same thing every night; on the other hand, you consistently have clean diapers to work with and you’re not overwhelmed with dirty, stinky diapers. With this “con” in mind, I still give the diapers 5/5 stars. For anyone wondering if cloth diapers are a better solution than disposable diapers, my answer is a whole-hearted yes. With another baby on the way, I can’t wait to continue using these diapers on number 2.

As a first time mom, I was excited but apprehensive about using cloth diapers. I couldnt be any happier with these diapers; they are very easily adjustable to your baby's size (my girl is 2 months old and we have them snapped down to a size small, and she is only one snap bigger than the smallest size width-wise.) She will blow out of disposables with almost every BM, but with these she rarely ever leaks out. My only complaint would be the smell - you read everywhere about not bleaching the diapers, or only doing so very seldom. I will be bleaching these diapers with every wash. They begin to stink after only a few uses, the "barnyard smell" as well as the "sour towel" smell, which will only come out with bleach. So we'll see how long the elastic holds up with bleaching, but I'm hoping to use them all the way til my girl is potty trained. Other than that, I have zero complaints! Baby girl seems very happy with them! Very easy to wash - she is exclusively breastfed, so I am able to just keep them wrapped up in the wet bag until washing time, when I unroll them, pull out the insert, run through a cold cycle, and then a hot wash, no toilet rinsing or scraping required. The poop dissolves away, leaves no stains, and you'd never know it was there. Overall, I'd highly recommend these diapers!

FINAL UPDATE: So, I did start using different inserts. The ones that come with these diapers are horrible and I saw a great difference using different pads. I will say if you put 2 of these or 2 of the cheap mama koala or even thirsties pads together and stuff it will work for these. Don’t expect miracles though. These may still be worth it for the price but do expect some leaks occasionally. If you want no leaks I would spend a bit more and go for mama koala (which I sometimes even back these up with an additional pad but they have a much bigger insert slot so this is easily done compared to these diapers which can be a task) or rumparoos. If your new to cloth diapers some stretchy flats to put on baby with one pad may be a great option to use with these though my flats were quite expensive (maybe making your own could be an option as the material is probably much cheaper). They are worth the expense though if you are doing completely cloth! UPDATE:I’ve been using these for a few months now. I do have a very large rotation with mama koala, romparoos, wegreenco, thirsties, best bottoms, and these brands included. So, these are not worn to death as I have well over 40 diapers. My baby is almost 4 months old. I loved these at 1st but they definitely started giving me some issues. The diapers seem to have lost some absorbency, which I plan on starting to use a different brand pad to see if that may help my issue some. I don’t really have this issue with any other diaper except on rare occasions. I noticed these leak in 2 spots. If she is in her swing or seat it’s often out the back near where the pad is inserted. It’s only wet towards the top back but leaks ALOT (this is why I think different pads may help as it seems the pads they come with may be the issue in this spot). I also noticed when I wear her while she’s wearing these she will leak near the buttons/belly area. The double gussets are still a great feature and keep everything in in that area though the stitching was not equal on all diapers. Some have loose strings after only one wear and I noticed that a few were not very well stitched right out the package. I’m really hoping using better quality pads I have will fix the leaking issue. I plan on using mama koala brand pads. Will come back in a few weeks with another update for you all! Fingers crossed. Easily becoming our go to diapers. I’ve not had any leaks, the fit is great, and the double gussets are always a good thing. All diapers should have them in my opinion. I also like that the inside of the diaper is not white so staining isn’t a big issue with these! The price also is very reasonable and they are just as good if not better than brands that sell diapers at $30+ per diaper.

I absolutely love these diapers!!! Very easy to use and came with care instructions. The designs are true to pictures and adorable. Easy to clean and super stretchy. Love that they’re good quality to be eco friendly. I would have paid more for these diapers for this quality! You can’t beat this price.