Anmababy 12 Pack Soft and Reusable 5 Layers Charcoal Bamboo Cloth Diaper Inserts, High Absorbing Washable Diaper Liners for Babies and Toddlers.

It's only the second time I've ever reviewed a product, but I find reviews helpful so I thought I'd do so! In addition to charcoal inserts, I also have hemp and microfiber inserts. It's my favorite because it has a soft texture, is very absorbent, and is easy to wash. Whenever I need a new insert, these are the first ones The covers and pocket diapers I use with them are from a variety of brands. Despite the fact that they are small, I still find that they work great! (My son has to fold the back slightly.

Jaycee Sweeney

| Jul 15, 2021

It is regrettable I bought the ones with the gusset. I thought it was a good idea at the time, but when you put them right against the baby, they leave marks on the skin (like when something is tight) right in the crotch region. Additionally, they crunch up inside the diaper, which makes it impossible to stuff them The unopened pack I ordered will be returned, and I hope I can do the same for the remaining three packs. The flat insert is the best option in my opinion.

London Church

| Sep 16, 2020

I just got these, and while they are quite soft and absorbent, there does not appear to be a great deal of consistency in There are a few places where the stitching has come loose The two stitches in the insert are placed at slightly different positions on each insert. Apparently, the elastic is not sewn in and appears to be of different lengths on either side of the insert, making it appear that some of the inserts may be sitting Even with all that being said, they are serving their purpose right now, so they're not a total waste, but I won't be purchasing them again.

Jacqueline Duke

| Oct 09, 2020

Although they feel dry to the touch, I can tell that they are soiled based on the The diapers are placed inside diaper covers, and pocket diapers are tucked into pockets, rather than laying in the pockets. The long ones I use for my baby are fine, but I fold back the very ends so they do not hinder her. Liquids bead on the surface before absorbing, so we had a lot of problems with the diapey rolling out the back of our heads when we lay The solution is to fold the back end of the insert toward the body of the infant, forming a kind of lip to prevent liquid The only time I wouldn't already have enough is if I didn't already have enough already.

Remy Soto

| Jan 17, 2021

In the beginning, I was intrigued to find that these inserts featured elastic in the middle, which made them easier to stretch and shape around the diaper and child. It seems these inserts have a harder time staying in place, and they fold easily, which causes leakage. This problem does not appear to occur with any of my other inserts. I am quite.

Eliseo Keller

| May 06, 2021

I am brand new to cloth diapering. It's been a couple weeks since my daughter turned 2. In the beginning, I purchased some old shells and pocket diapers at a consignment shop to see how we feel about cloth, so I decided to use these because they can easily be tucked in a pocket or placed directly on the skin. It's been a little while since I dealt with a poop, I'm starting out part-time, so I'm kind of getting the hang of My daughter is of the age where she can form firm opinions, and she told me she likes cloth diapering more than disposable diapers. Even though I was never planning to put her in these at night, she protested when I went to pick up her disposables (pampers In those cases, I doubled up the inserts, and thankfully she didn't leak through a size It's been 5 hours since you went to bed! It has been okay for me to wash this every couple of days with only one pack. I will definitely reorder these if we find we need more as with how much she wears these! The pocket diapers arrived!! I am so excited to have some new brand new ones! *Update I bought some awesome new pocket diapers in the most beautiful prints. The more I use these, the more I find that the gussets tend to fold inward when I use them outside the pocket and create a wet mess Now that I've ordered them without gussets, I can wear them without a jacket.

Angela SWIFT

| Jul 28, 2020

There is no question whatsoever that these are my favorite cloth diaper inserts, both for pocket diapers and It is the only diaper that I have ever used for my baby that has never leaked or blown out on him. There was not a leak or a breach of any kind! It is possible I could report back if I ever do, but I am not expecting to. This is what he sleeps in ALL NIGHT in the same insert in an Alva pocket diaper (with the insert on top of the diaper rather than in the pocket) with a disposable flushable liner on top to catch poop and eliminate it throughout the night. That's all there is to He wets a lot at night, and I don't have to change his diaper in the middle of the night. He also has sensitive skin, so they don't cause rashes. For such a high quality, this is so cheap. During my cloth diaper journey, I have tried lots of other brands of liners, but I wish I could just buy these ones instead!.

Ellison Charles

| Dec 20, 2020

I have found these liners to be the best I have ever used. I was given the first pack by one of the doctors I work with. I appreciate how soft they are, how absorbent they are (they don't even look wet, but just feel heavy), and how easy it is to clean them. My method is to rinse them in cold water and then to cold clean them before putting them through the washer, so that I get two rinses and two spins, all at cold temperatures. I've been using them for 4 months and so far, they stand up well against constant use (we only use cloth diapers). As far as I'm aware, they wash well, haven't had any emerge smelling like urine after they have been washed.

Kelly Gonzalez

| Dec 20, 2020