I was wondering for what ages/weight these diapers are?
336976
I'd say they started fitting my baby around 10 lbs and fit my 35 lb toddler still so I know for sure they fit between 10-35lbs
336977
I've bed using these diapers since my baby was 2months old and weighed 8-10lbs, she is now 7 months and weighs 21lbs and still fits great in them. Also a friend uses them for her son and he is 1 1/2 and weighs 35lbs. We both really like the brand. Good starter kit for new parents on a budget.
336978
They have many different snaps on them that allow them to grow with the baby. I currently use them on my 3 month old but they would fit my 2 year old if I wanted them to. They were a little big at first when the baby was newborn; they fit but were really bulky on her. By 10 or 12 pounds they fit great.
336979
I just recently bought them for my 12 month old and they work great. He is 26lbs and 33" so very big for his age. He still has a little room to grow into them. I believe they would have fit him when he was a newborn.
333872
Are you serious??? The weight is posted on the web site. 36 oz. They are big and heavy. I like them that way. They are steady in rough water.
1970983
Hi, sorry it has taken me a little while to respond but I believe that these diapers will expand enough for a toddler, however, I cannot give a definitive 'yes' since my son is only 3 months old. I am planning on using the diapers until he is potty trained...
1927819
Our two year old twins & they r 20-30 pounds but takes my other grandson who weighs 100#. Not big enough around for kids over 10 i would say
464684
When I opened box. My first though was these must b toys for little children. I sent them back. I'm a grown man who wears shoes size 9-10. 5'8" 143lb.
1635498
They were great for a four year old who is very comfortable in the water. Eighteen months is young but if he/she is comfortable in the water I would think these would be good to have for now and the future. Our 15 month old had a good time in one of the floats with a seat but he was really just floating happily - not trying to swim.
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I have 24 and a newborn. He goes through them really quickly. We tried to wash every other day, but we were diaperless, waiting for the clean ones to be done in the dryer. That's too close for comfort for me. I plan to pick up at least another half dozen for a total of 30. Even if he starts going less frequently as he gets older, it'll be worth it to know we won't run out on laundry day.
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My daughter wore the infant size until she was a little over 5 months old and about 14-15 pounds. They were really getting to be too small at that point, and it was a relief to switch to the medium size. She is now 9 months old and still wearing the medium size. There seems to be a little bit of variation in the individual diapers, although I'm not sure if it is due to how they're made or to how they fluff/shrink in the wash. Right now, a few of her medium-size diapers are starting to seem a bit small, but most of them still seem roomy enough.
590256
Sorry, I do not remember....I have had them for over a year. I would have to say if guessing, over 25lb. Hope that helps
844571
It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts for $84. It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts... » Read More It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts for $84. « Show Less
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I want to say I've read on the internet where someone asked this question before that they were KAM 20s (but I might be wrong). I know they are the same as the snaps in the Best Bottoms, Softbums, Imagines, and Lalabye diapers if you know what size any of those are.
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I use them for my toddler, she's not 22lbs yet but she's very active. They are thinner then other cloth diaper prefolds but I just double them up and they work really well with a diaper cover, even the pocket ones if you run out of soakers. Over night I will wrap one of my soakers in a prefold for extra absorbency then tuck it inside the pocket. They will shrink a little in the dryer, I learned that one myself... I don't mind it and it's not impacted their function at all... I found out from my Great Aunt that normally you line dry these though, so keep that in mind. If your wanting something that is more easy to use try looking for a 2 in 1 Diaper Cover with Microfiber Soaker Inserts. I purchased a bunch of those for our child and they are time savers and work very well. The prefolds can even be used into the Pockets of the Diaper Covers if you loose your inserts.
1055309
I'm thinking 7-30lbs :) they fit my second son when he was born at 8lb 14oz and we had to use one snap out, and my 20 month old fits in them at 25 lbs :) hope this helps!!
1830636
I went by weight as well. I had purchased XL disposable diapers for my lab/shepard cross in the past, but they always seemed way too small, uncomfortable and fell off. So the XXL washable is a bit big for my dog, but for the most part they do the job. And like others said, the waist is adjustable to an extent. My dog is 15 years old, these have been a blessing! Good luck!
1592036
I don't know the max size/weight, but I know I love this product! After trying many ways to have diaper changes simple on the go, this is the best. My daughter is a little over a year and a half and in the 90th percentile for height and we use it just fine. She is almost as tall as a three year old. I only store two diapers and a portion of wipes (I keep refilling from the larger refill bag) so that it isn't too bulky, but I am sure it could take more. Fits in my bags.
1055308
Most AIO diapers are 9-35lbs but they don't fit my baby at 9lbs. If you have a chunkier baby then maybe. I would say at least 12+ lbs.
1294393
we have about 20 diapers that we have been using for 2 years. we plan on using them for baby #2. will last you through potty training if you take care of them.