wegreeco Washable Reusable Baby Cloth Pocket Diapers 6 Pack + 6 Bamboo Inserts (with 1 Wet Bag, Animal World)

In the past few months, I have been happily using cloth diapers both as a mom and as a cloth diaper user. I apologize for this lengthy review, but these are things that I wish I had known, so I thought I would summarize them. Below I have written my review of a few different kinds I've purchased from Amazon, but let me also give pros and cons of each I purchased and provide links. Thanks for reading! I hope this helped! The cloth diapering process has been easier than I had expected in general. The only thing I actually do is wash them individually without using any fancy methods. My regular laundry detergent, organic detergent, and a deal detergent are used to wash pee diapers. All of the clothes smell wonderful when they come out of this, so it seems to be having no problem. If a diaper is poopy, I rinse it in the sink, scrub it with a sponge, then soak it in PBW or a powdered brewery wash (Amazon link below) for several hours before throwing it in the washer. It works amazingly, and I've yet to have to deal with stubborn stains (see photo). The chores sound daunting, but once your routine is set up they become a breeze. (See photo) Fabric diapers are definitely bulky. The chubby tush of my little one took me a while to get used to, but now I enjoy it. The only change I had to make to his clothes was to size them up. I believe that my son is a heavy wetter, but our new diapers leak urine normally once a day or so (I think he's a heavy wetter), but this is no more frequent than when we used disposables before. Although I certainly wouldn't consider cloth diapering a win, blowout poop happens much less with the cloth diapers, so I'll consider that a plus. In addition to a microfiber insert, I double stuff each diaper with a bamboo insert. This is the best combination I've found to date. 1) Wegreeco easy to use, cute patterns, and I am confident we will be ready to go potty training with these. This mattress is incredibly affordable and has bamboo inserts instead of microfiber. The cons are The urine leaks from these seem to be more frequent than from the other ones, but only by a small margin. The Alva baby 2) I like the price and the fit. My favorite pair is probably these because I feel that they fit me the best and they are The cons are It doesn't seem as though there are as many cute patterns as before. 1) Anmababy - Algorithm It is very similar to the Alva baby diapers, however, they have cuter patterns.

Mama Koala They only seem to come in 4 packs. The pattern is cute but has the following cons My son would not get much wear out of these since the waist tabs don't extend as far. Sadly, they are also the most expensive. The waist tabs are not as long, and I doubt he would get much use out of them. Only 4 months old, he's almost on the largest waist setting (and he's not a big baby. I am 25th percentile for weight, and 50th percentile There is also a looser part in the pocket than in the other styles, which can sometimes cause the inserts to move around even My husband and I are satisfied with our cloth diapers on the whole. Be at ease if you're worried that it will take a lot of time. Despite the fact that my husband and I both work full time and have to stuff diapers as we need them, things are usually OK. Here is the link for the awesome PBW cleaner if anyone is interested. Cloth diapers are made so much easier with this stuff.

Matthias Dennis

| Feb 03, 2021

Whenever we are in the mood for Wegreeco, they are the first foods we turn to. I really like that you don't need to fold the insert over, allowing it to be less bulky in the front (as opposed to You know moms go CRAZY over Alva diapers if you cloth diaper. My friend, here is what you need to know There is no difference between these two diapers. The elastics are the same size, the shape is the same, everything is the same. Wegreeco wins out in the end. What's the reason? It is true that some of them are cheaper, but mainly they are This is where the insert is. Three pieces of Alva come with it MF inserts come in two layers while this brand comes in five The bamboo inserts are fully lined with medium density fiberboard (MF). As great as there are more layers to them, the thing that really sold me was the bamboo viscose outside. Which means that the hubby, the sitter, or whomever can lay the insert on top rather than stuffing it, won't be able to go wrong. These are excellent for people who have no experience with CD or mommies who are rushing to change a baby's diaper. This insert is also no bulkier than the MF inserts - like I said, I consider these to be pretty trim, considering that they only have one hole It is great to have a brand I can rely upon. If I need more diapers, I will purchase this brand again.
My only complaint is that there aren't enough print The lining of the inner pocket has pilled so I docked one star. I've never had this problem with any of my other diapers. Below I have included a picture of the inside of this pocket in comparison to.

Amanda Carpenter

| Nov 06, 2020

I'm only just starting to use these diapers (I'll update the review if anything changes), but I have to say they're It turned out to be much better than I had expected. It is the first time I have ever had washable diapers, and I only use them because my daughter is so sensitive, and the only diapers she has been able to wear aren't available for more than size 5, so I had to switch. Washable diapers are something I swear I would never use, yet With an oversize diaper with a set of inserts, not only was urine kept in, but the cloth on her skin didn't feel wet at all. There was also a HEAVY diaper in this box. There was a lot of urine in her system. These are better than disposable diapers because disposable diapers suffered from leakage on the outside due to not having the capacity to hold in all the pee overnight. There is no poop on the clothes yet nor has there been any pee. I haven't seen a red bottom on my daughter at all! I am SO happy about this! Usually I think washable diapers are more convenient, but never thought I'd say that! Furthermore, please note the following Making sure my daughter is comfortable is a priority for me. The basic thought is that I try to see things from her point of view. As a matter of fact, I have seen cloth diapers that my friends and family members own (much more expensive ones), but they all leak, and the elastic is big and bulky and the diaper is Wearing something like that would never be a good idea. Those are the only ones. Since I do not suffer from leaks, the elastic is thin (but it is still really effective), and it is really soft, as well as the inside of the diaper itself. Therefore, based on what I see The cloth diapers I have purchased from them have been so much better than the expensive ones, and I never thought I would actually be happy with cloth diapers! I have been updated, 4 years later We Greeco has now provided us with 4 years of trying various brands that were given to me, including different brands of newborn diapers (since WEGREENO does not make those), and I am now 100% certain that I will never buy another cloth diaper brand. When my daughter was potty trained, the wegreevos we bought lasted until she was no longer uncomfortable. We are now using cloth diapers for our son, but we were handed a lot of unused diapers of different brands, and they do not compare at all. Changing my daughter's old diapers for my son was a good idea since he's a boy and we didn't want to use girly diapers for him. There is no difference in the absorbency of the inner pads. Leaking seems to be a problem with the other diapers. The clothing does not fit as well as it did. There is a fundamental difference between the two The reason for this is unclear to me. As such, I recently received a pack of Wegreecos for my son, and I was reminded just how much I enjoy them. In comparison to other brands, it's as if night turns into day. The diapers still make a great job and I still recommend them over any other brand, even the expensive ones. 4 years and a lot of diapers later, I would still recommend them.

Saint Mullen

| May 07, 2021