Wegreeco Cloth Diapers 6 Pack with Inserts & Wet Bag, Washable Reusable Diapers for Babies, One Size Adjustable (Flower)

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.

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.

Great price for as many as you get and good quality thick material , very absorbent, easy to clean and the patterns are so adorable !! So far no leaks either .

I absolutely love the patterns and fabric of these diapers. They are so soft on my baby’s skin, and I like that you can snap them to different sizes. She is 8 mo, breast fed and on 2nd foods. I have washed them around 10 times so far, and they still look brand new. You can wash on delicate with other delicates with no problem. I hang dry the outers and they dry quickly. I also hang dry the inserts, but I do dry them by themselves on extra low heat after 24 hours because they don’t fully dry on their own. Only downside about the diapers is I have to change it by the 2 hour mark or minor leaks happen. Also, I would not recommend using them overnight. But being a first time user of cloth diapers, the bm cleanup is not that bad and the stains seem to come out easily. This is my 4th baby and 1st time cloth diaper user, and I honestly don’t know why I didn’t try them before. If you’re on the fence about them, try them! I think it was worth it for the cost savings on disposable diapers. I’d also recommend at least 2 sets as I go through 4-6 diapers a day.