Reusable Cloth Diapers for Girls, Adjustable Washable Nappy 6pcs+ 6pcs Microfiber Inserts+One Wet Bag 6YDG08

These are perfect, snaps work great, sizing is correct,liners are perfect. Thank you!

Reusables are cheaper now than they’ve ever been and sooooo many cute patterns available, honestly you just can’t even believe. The bamboo pads are AMAZING, silky soft and hold every drop of moisture. I’m honestly excited to use these perfect diapers on my little one (crazy right??) Anyway, you are being a complete dummy if you're buying trash diapers because these are cuter, more comfortable, more leak-proof, sooooo easy, and waaaaaay cheaper than disposables. I've used them even when I had to hand-wash (the covers will last longer if air-dried anyway). So easy. Seriously, even a big collection of 20 or so diapers and some extra fillers (to wash every 2 days or so) will pay for themselves in the first two months of diapering and some of my older ones have been going for 4+ years for multiple kids.

These Babygoal Pocket Cloth diapers are fantastic! I've been using them consistently since they arrived and out of my whole diaper stash, these are the ones I reach for first. I do not use the size down snaps down the middle but I have snapped them and they do not create any unnecessary bunching which, as anyone who uses cloth diapers knows, would end up causing compression leaks. My daughter is a heavy wetter, especially at night and for that, I am so thankful that all 6 of these diapers came with microfiber inserts. In addition to the six inserts, 1 for each diaper, there were also 4 bonus inserts that are bamboo. Bamboo inserts are fantastic for absorbency so I really like having that extra backup for during the nights. My preference is to not insert the inserts in to the pockets of any diaper for two reasons, 1. I don't like to mess with the pockets before or after usage 2. If there is to be any staining, I'd much rather the stain be on an insert rather than on my beautiful cloth diapers, that's just me. Even still, there have been times when her mess has gone over the side of the insert on to the diaper and I haven't had a single stain on any of my diapers or inserts. When I use the bamboo inserts, I don't like how they slip down and bunch in the crotch area during usage but I know that is the nature of this type of fabric and has nothing to do with the Babygoal diapers, and more to do with me not stuffing them in to pockets. Bamboo is really soft and silky against my daughter's skin so it really is the lesser of the two evils having them slip down. My favorite part of the Babygoal Adjustable cloth diapers happens to be the design patterns of the fabric. I know in the long run, the design doesn't really matter to most people but to me, I really like seeing the pretty prints as I use them. I search through many different sets of diapers and was getting discouraged about how I would find one or two designs I liked in each set. As soon as I saw this set of 6 diapers, I knew it was the perfect set for me and my little girl since I love each and every one of the prints. Each of them make we smile with happiness as soon as I open her drawer to pick the very next one out so that I can use it again and again. I am far from being a pro at cloth diapers, in fact, I've only been at it for about 5 months and consistency has been building more and more since I purchased this pack. That being said, I love my choice that I made when I bought these diapers and I love what I love so I highly recommend these diapers to anyone who wants to give cloth diapers a try. I purchased this product without it being discounted. No discount or free product was provided in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

Update 12/21/2023: I didn’t get very far with cloth diapering the infant, for many reasons, but I always held onto my BabyGoal cloth diaper stash “just in case.” Additionally, we used the cloth diapers without inserts as swim diapers and they were fabulous. My baby is now potty trained, but on nights that she needs to sleep in our bed with us, she needs to have a diaper on because nights are hit-or-miss. On such occasions, these cloth diapers fit the bill! She’s 36” and 33 lb (wears size 3T), and while the diapers are getting snug, they still fit just fine and contain any mistakes. They’ve held up great over the years with light use. I machine wash and hang to dry. I would absolutely recommend these diapers to a parent wanting to cloth diaper! 1/1/2021: so far I’m very impressed with these diapers. I am brand new to the cloth diaper game and didn’t want to make a huge investment on something that I wasn’t sure I would love or hate. I figured $40 for a “starter pack” was a great deal to get my foot in the door and try it out. My daughter is 3.5 months old and is exclusively breastfed, so I don’t have to deal with rinsing the poo out just yet; I can just toss them right in the wash. My girl is really prone to blowouts so I figured since I was washing poo out of her clothes constantly ANYWAY, might as well cloth diaper! Especially after my favorite disposable diaper brand changed their recipe, and all the others I’ve tried just can’t even begin to contain the mess. I’ve used three of these BabyGoal diapers so far and they’ve been great. The first two were pee, third one was a poo, and though the third diaper was on her for four hours and was completely saturated (I only had one microfiber insert in the pocket - I feel that’s worth mentioning), there was NO leakage and all the poo stayed inside. I don’t think that specific poo was a blowout-sized poo, but it was a big’un nonetheless. They washed up so easily with almost no staining. A little sun bleaching will probably take care of what’s left. I’m so happy with these diapers so far and will be looking into different types of inserts to see if there are some that I prefer over others. I’ll definitely be buying more BabyGoal pocket diapers! I’m so happy with them and you can’t beat the price!

This was my first try at cloth diapering, it’s a really great deal for a starter kit to try and see if you like it for pocket style diapers. They run a bit big though, especially on the leg holes and did not really fit my baby until 12lbs. My baby has lean legs though, if you have a chonky baby with big thighs it would probably be fine. The only downside to this style (that applies to all pocket diapers) is you have to change it every time so you need more to swap out (at least 12-14). However, I ended up liking this more than the Alvababy ones I got where you can reuse the covers and swap the inserts, because the super soft lining on this pocket is so good at wicking my baby dry! though it does pill a little and white stuff comes off a lot at first (it stops after a few washes). I use these most for the overnight diapering and haven’t had any rashes with him sleeping through the night because of the wicking properties. I loved the inserts that came with them especially the bamboo, but other inserts will work with these too. They’re less bulky than other cloth diapers I’ve tried, which I value because it allows my baby more mobility.

I absolutely love these cloth diapers! The variety of pretty florals is lovely and the ease of washing them makes it so practical for everyday use. If stains seem to stick, lay them out in the sun and they’ll be gone in no time. I’ve never had a blowout or leak with these, I just make sure to pull up the “wings.” The buttons make it easy to adjust the diaper to the best fit depending on the day/hour, sometimes baby girl is a little bloated so I make it looser for her comfort. I will come back and update on the durability with long term use. If you want to save money, care about sustainability, and want a cute baby butt, these are a great choice!

The diapers are nice and soft and the inserts are very absorbent.

I’m saving so much money with these cloth diapers. I still use disposables at night because my baby is at an in-between size where there is slightly more of a leg gap than there should be to contain 4-6 hours of pee before changing at night. COTTON/BAMBOO VERSION: The diapers are soft. The pads are softer than the diaper, so I just lay the pad on top, not in the pocket. CHARCOAL VERSION: The diaper and pads are the same material. Very soft. Makes my baby sweat in the summer heat, so I will use these ones mostly in the winter. Easy to clean. I wash on the hottest setting and hang to dry. I spray poopy diapers in the yard with the hose before washing. I wash every day because I only have 9 diapers. Plan on getting more for sure!