Reusable Washable One Size Cloth Diapers for Newborn Babies Mixed of 7

These diapers fit our 7 lb baby very well. We have had no issues with leaking or fit. The only difference I see compared to our Blueberry newborn diapers is that these take a lot longer to dry. I often pull the Blueberry dipes out of the dryer and let these run another 20-30 minutes or put them on the line. I also prefer my organic dipes over these, but these are affordable and have worked well for us.

I was so excited to use these, so after I prepped them, I put them on my daycare baby. Day one, first use, they did great. But then, I washed them again and used themLeaked straight through the PUL, and back and front were still dry. And in under 1 hour. I'm tempted to take them apart and look at the state of the OIL, but may not have time to. Waste of money.*****UPDATE*****Used on my newborn, and they did fine for the first week. The only diapers small enough to fit him, actually. But here we atte at 9 days old, and he wets through them in short order. So, they're great for the baby's first week or so, but after that, baby outgrows the absorbency.

These diapers were a little big for my 7.5 lbs grandson, but soon grew into them within weeks. Very soft and colorful.

Update1,This cloth diapers are designed to be dried with dryer machine. Just use the tumble and medium heat settings and all of diapers will be dried fast and become more conformable2,Because this model is designed for newborn and preemie, it is thinner and smaller than other all in one diapers in order to fit the little one the best. Also it chooses the softest bamboo inner instead of polyster which is safe for the baby newborn sensitive skin. So this model won’t hold too much urine and I have a heavy wetter.Love that they fit my 7lb newborn perfect but they take entirely too long to dry and unfortunately the covers are not very absorbent. He has peed through these diapers in record time(within 2hrs). Maybe I just have a heavy wetter but it gets old changing onesies all day because the diaper doesn't hold the pee. Also not sure if it's my baby or me not being sure about how AIOs work but it seems like the diaper absorbed the pee and it spread out to the whole diaper...baby's stomach would be wet from where the diaper was...I will continue using them but I'd hoped they perform better

I purchased these diapers for my 6# newborn. I loved them at first. They fit him perfectly, but after use/ care for 3 weeks they are lacking. The diapers no longer have a good fit around the legs, almost as if the elastic is worn out already. I have also noted that the outer shell does not contain the wetness. I rinse my diaper with a sprayer and have noticed this week the outer cover drips as I'm spraying out the poo. They also have a horrid odor when my son wets, and another brand I use does not. This could be due to the thickness of the insert not being fully dry? They seem to take a long time to dry. I try to hang mine for 1-2 days before use if I can help it.**update: 2 months into the use of the diapers and my little one is wetting through the outer layer within 1 hour of wear.

Outer liner is not water proof everything leaks through.

I used the first reusable covers in the 80s. These are so much sleeker. These are one of the few I saw on Amazon that had the built in diaper inside the cover already. For newborns, these are adjustable including for the UM cord, and fit so well. We have added one of the super thin Bio liners inside to catch the many poos per day and to make the wash simpler. Does anyone have advice about washing breast fed baby diaper stains? Thanks!

I have lil Joey's, Alva, and prefolds in newborn sizes that worked for my daughters, but my son has thinner legs that are hard to fit a cover on so AIO's are better for him. These diapers are great, the only blowouts I get are ones that would blowout any cloth or disposable diaper. I usually change these diapers every 2 hours during the day and at night he wears a disposable diaper. I do not recommend these diapers for night time use.