Anmababy 4 Pack Adjustable Size Waterproof Washable Pocket Cloth Diapers with 4 Inserts and Wet Bag for Baby Girls.(CD4-002)

I was scared to death to start cloth diapering, and I am not a mom that wanted to do it very much. I wanted to save my family some money, and this was a perfect solution. I cloth diaper at home (not when we’re out) and these have held up great! I purchased a liner roll for #2 changes. Just flush if there’s a #2, and then when they’ve been used during the day, all wet and used, I toss into my washer. I don’t know if this is proper or not but I do them all on a rinse cycle only with a glug of vinegar to tackle any odor issues. Then, I wash on heavy with the other kids clothes with a gentle detergent. I dry everything together on a sanitizing temperature, or very hot setting. Sorry if that has grossed anyone out. It has been a breeze! If I really feel like it, I may do the same set twice (washing it twice in a day if there’s extra laundry to be done). No, I am not the kind of person to soak the diapers all day and have a huge lot to do. I’m really picky about things being tidy and decently (I said decently) clean around our house. There’s been no outbreak of rashes, infections, plague, etc after washing everything together. The most important thing to do I think is to rinse the wet diapers first. We’re lucky to have a newer washer and dryer, but I do believe most washers will have a rinse only setting. Just trying to help all lazy moms out there! I make the machines work for me. This was an incredible deal and they are adorable. I have not tried them overnight. This saves us at least 28 diapers a week. I feel happy saving us some money, and this is not stressing me out to just do 4 a day. If I do miss a time to wash or get behind, we just use the disposables. Hope this helps you take the chance! I was not a believer two months ago. I should also mention we have a girl, she is one, and her bowel movements are more regular. These diapers have helped her stay dry, no rash, and they do hold a good amount.

Full disclosure- the only comparison I have with other diapers are some old slightly messed up ones a friend gave me. We only started cloth diapering after toddler-hood with my kid who decided potties just aren’t her thing yet. I was tired of buying diapers, and also hoped she would hate the feeling of cloth diapers and decide toilets weren’t so bad. Joke was on me though, she adores these diapers and will request which pattern she wants. I wish I’d cloth diapered from the beginning with all of my kids after using these too though. Love the adjustable size, and the inserts that come with these are pretty absorbent. She gets two for nights, and usually naps. But even if she doesn’t we haven’t had any issues from these diapers with leaking pee. If we don’t get the rise just right in the back, we have had some poo-splosions though. Unfortunately I have giant kids and she’s definitely outgrowing these while still hating the potty. But, I definitely recommend these! They’re cute, a great price, and the wet bag is awesome! Only one has a stain that I haven’t managed to get out yet, but that was entirely my fault and I’m hoping I can fix it with some sunshine and vinegar.

I am currently 18 weeks pregnant with my 3rd and decided I want to try cloth diapering this baby. Currently my middle son still is not potty trained so I figured I would practice on him before the baby gets here so I can see if it’s realistic. These fit him perfectly with one extra button on each side to spare. He has had some VERY horrific numbers twos in this and I washed them and the dried them in the sun an every stain came out. I’ve been researching and heard mixed reviews on microfiber inserts but, the inserts (so far) have not retained any odors and keep my son very dry. I highly recommend this for anyone who wants to try out cloth diapering or is just on a budget. We’ve had no leaks or blowouts (and a few diapers I KNOW would have blown out in a disposable). I just made another order so I can hopefully have a full days worth of diapers. Thanks to Anma baby for making a budget friendly, quality option for cloth diapering as well including a wet bag!

These are good diapers but they do shrink a little. This makes them just a bit smaller than all my other diapers, which is annoying. However, they are cute, I have not had leak problems and my baby is an active little man! I wash and dry them in the machine with no issues except the small amount of shrinkage. I bought 8 of them for $18.99 per set of four with free small wet/dry bag in each set. The bags are fabulous!!! Perfect for diaper bag or running errands!!! All in all, if they price was 20 or below, I would order again. I have seen other reviewers complain about the inserts but mine seem to be the same as my alvas. I have hard water so I use 1/2 cup borax and 1/2 cup Pyrex free and clear liquid in each cycle( first a warm perm press, then a warm or hot heavy white cycle) I usually try to hang dry my covers/diapers. Ow and only toss in for a ten minute fluff up to be are they are dry and clean. Heat helps with bacteria if you have any suspicions. I really recommend fluff love CD science on Facebook or the internet for advice and washing care etc. they are an amazing resource!!!! If you are afraid to try cloth or need a quick and inexpensive shipment of CD, try these or baby goal. Both are very similar to alvas. If you have more time, try the alvas website. I also like all in one for overnight, but for those, it's worth it to pay more and get better construction. But remember that the all in ones wear out faster in my experience due to excessive dry times ;) ! Also the prints vs solids in this pack vary slightly too. The mint giraffes and cupcakes scene diapers are just a tad biggger than the orange and grey ones. Again... slightly annoying, but no issues with performance! I have a picture of the patterned vs the orange and also a picture of a anmebaby be baby goal, my alvas were dirty but they are all three very very similar. The clothe on the solid colors feels more flat and the patterns are more silky feeling, like the alvas. Thanks for the cute diapers!

So i bought these as my "beginner" stash, i now own 6 Alvas, two grovia, and a bumgenius freetime diaper! The grovia is best hands down, but these four diapers are holding up to the task like a champ! the material for the outside cover is doing amazing after 15 washes, the inserts are still un pilled and getting extra absorbent as a wash them more as well! I love my Alvas, but i honestly love these more! The material outside is thicker than the alva, which makes putting pants on a little difficult, but the seal around the legs (my son is 26.5lbs and has some pretty round thighs) is so amazing fit wise that i cant get over it! sometimes my alvas gap at the thighs, they havent leaked but im waiting for the day! The inserts that come with these are also thick and work well! Totally worth the 20$ if youre wanting to explore cloth diapers more!

These pampers are very cute, very easy to put, very easy to wash. I gave them a five star because they are good for what they are suppose to do, although my baby leaks through them. They can be a bit more absorbent. In terms of spending less on diapers- yes I guess you do. But really to me and how I see it no you don't. So with these you'll need about 15-24 and way more insoles to change- the fact that you need to wash these every couple of days or so, that equates to water, detergent, and electricity --- is it cheaper than disposables? I guess. If you wash every couple of days and that's how you live then cool. I wash once per week, even wait two weeks to wash. So this is not convenient for me or money saving. Is it safer for the environment? Yes. Would I be a cloth diaper mom? Never

I wanted to wait until I actually had the baby wearing the diapers before reviewing. I thought I’d forget about it but once I started using the diapers I liked them so much I searched through old orders to leave this review. 5 stars, so easy, fits my 9lb 5oz 1 month old baby perfectly, she does 6 hour stretches at night and NO LEAKS. I use 1 of the bamboo inserts lining the inside of the diaper, not in the pocket provided and it works perfectly to keep the outer shell looking more clean. If I pay attention and catch her poops quickly during the day, I only have to change the insert, not the whole diaper which makes for less laundry. Also, she had a going on 6 day diaper rash that was pretty bad. I was using diaper creams, changing her frequently and using natural/organic disposable diapers. Nothing was working. After 1 night in these her diaper rash started visibly clearing up. I’m never going back!

Cheap and ok set for starting out but I prefer my Alvababy diapers. A snap on one of these diapers has broken within only a couple months of regular use while my Alvababy diapers are still going strong. The inside is soft and comparable to Alvababy but the outside feels more plastic-y than the Alvababys. These are also sized smaller for some reason, and I don't see my 5 mo old wearing these until she's old enough to potty train. They just fit too small and she's not a chub either, just average or even slightly leaner than most babies her age. These leak and since they fit smaller she can poop them out where as she rarely poops out the Alvababys. Bottom line: If you're looking for an inexpensive cloth diaper option that will fit your baby for a long time, then go with Alvababy instead of these cheaper knockoffs.