Amazing BabyHybrid Cloth Diaper Cover with Pocket-Sling, Newborn, Sz 1 (5-10 lbs), Use with Boosties Inserts, Gray Mini Chevron, SmartNappy Set includes Muslin Cover + Bi-fold Insert + Booster Pad

Baby is not here yet, so haven't used the product. But wanted to say it's very well made. My only issue is that I need extra bifold inserts and extra small pads as the trifold 11 inch ones are way to big for the size 5-10 pound newborn diapers. I have went to the sellers home page and see an option for bifold pads, but when I click it it brings up the trifold 11 inch ones. How/where do I order bifold inserts and extra small pad inserts? I need more inserts than I do covers, as the covers shouldn't need to be changed everytime if the inserts are changed frequently.

Let me start by saying don't buy these when they jump up $10. I wouldn't pay more than 14ish for these as they are just covers. Amazons prices jump ridiculously and I have seen these go as high as 25 bucks. That's a nope for me.Now these aren't usually what I go for. They go against what I normally prefer which is all natural fibers, one size, and snapsThese are essentially a hybrid system (cover and insert) with a hook and loop closure and the insert it comes with is mainly microfiber. Two things I usually stay away from because I've read a lot of stories about the velcro not being sticky after a while and the microfiber because most say they experience stink, plus I hate how it feels on my hands (but so far no issues with stink) 🙌. However, what caught my attention and I suppose what makes these different is that the outer part is muslin. And are meant for padfolding so the insert stays tucked inside a pocket sling. Most think the sling is the only water proof part but the muslin has another layer that touches baby which does have pul but that pul goes towards the backside of the muslin so its sandwiched. I figured if I hated the mf I could lay my other stay dry prefolds which fit perfectly (3rd pic). The insert it comes with is a microfiber trifold with a microsuede middle which goes against baby. I've also tried padfolding a prefold and a flat and they both work well inside. Only con for me about the cover itself is that they're sized. My petite 2 yr old wears a size 3 (12-25 lbs.) And last I checked she weighed about 20ish lbs. So far I like them, they fit well and I've had no leaks. I cant speak for longevity though since I don't know how long the h&l or pul will last. I am in love with how easy these are for on the go car changes. Plus now that I know how to sew and have a machine I wouldn't mind changing the velcro if it came down to it. They also dry super fast, faster than most of my covers when line dried and I think they'd be great for kiddos with pul sensitivities. Oh and something else I forgot the mention is that the velcro is super soft and I love that! Rough pul is something that always pushed me away because I felt babies tummy might be uncomfortable when sitting but not with these!For reference I have used these since late January and I've been cloth diapering my daughter since birth. I've also tried well over 10 super known brands.( thirsties, grovia, petite crown, bebeboo, mme&co, pb, smartbottoms, blueberry, bumgenius, rigngig, lkc, nickis, mamakoala, gmd flats and prefolds etc.)

When I had my baby I wanted to use cloth diapers from the start. I used brands given to me at my baby shower and some passed down from my sister. I decided to look into a hybrid diaper so I could reuse the shell more than once. I absolutely love this brand! I noticed that they run slightly large, so I can possibly use the size I have past 15lbs until I need to get a new shell. I'm not worried about absorption as the insert comes with a trifold regular insert and a booster if needed, highly absorbant. They also come with disposable or reusable inserts that are very easy to stuff into the shell. Once my baby outgrows the current size I have, I will be purchasing more! Just think, great value for money since everything is washable and one diaper will last *practically* all day, think of all the money you'll save on disposable diapers!

Baby is almost three months old in the picture.I bought these diapers while trying out different types of diapers. I chose to try out this diaper because Amazing Baby sent us a free swaddle with our baby box from Amazon. Their products always look so great, and the fact that this diaper had a Muslin exterior was unique.The diaper is very similar to a gdiaper in the sense of plopping an insert in and rolling. The diaper does come with its own insert. The insert is extremely nice and has two parts to it and it labeled for convenience. Cause no one wants to sit around guessing which insert is microfiber and which insert is okay to go on the baby’s skin.The diaper did leak in the front though. Which was really disappointing. I don’t know what I did wrong or differently but I’m going to give the diaper another shot.

This diaper is AMAZING! First of all, it’s incredibly soft. My son had gotten a friction rash from the plastics in disposable diapers, so I was searching for a diaper that has an incredibly soft outside for his sensitive skin...cue amazing baby and their MUSLIN, that’s right, reusable diaper. All the waterproof inside plus all the soft outside. My boy is 4 months old and 16 lbs. the diaper fits him beautifully. He’s so comfy in it. No leaks, the diaper is as easy to use as a disposable with the Velcro, just way nicer. The inserts are wonderful and soft as well. I will admit that the whole system is a little pricey, but you get what you pay for. Thank you so so much Amazing Baby/Swaddle Designs for creating this product for parents like me. Only 3 patterns are available for boys right now, but I sure hope they come out with even more soon! Laundering is easy for diaper and inserts (dry on high for quick turn around), and you can even dry the diaper on low if you want to. I’m betting that the diapers will last longer line dried though, waterproof materials rarely like heat of any kind. I would have never seen myself as a cloth diapering parent...in fact I hated the idea of dealing with it... thanks to my boy’s sensitive skin, I was forced to try it, and in truth, I think I may be a cloth diaper convert now. This is not the pain in the bum diaper system of our mothers. It’s every bit as easy as disposable to me, and my baby’s skin approves. I know there aren’t a lot of reviews on this product yet, so it’s hard to feel confident, but I took the chance and you should too! I paid $30 a diaper for these, they weren’t free for me, and I still think they’re worth it. I don’t want a million snaps, I want an easy to use diaper. Get this. Your baby will love it, and so will you.