How many layers of fabric do you use to make this into a diaper insert?
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I used two layers of this and two layers of bamboo fleece and I find them a little thick. Absorbs a lot but takes a long time to dry after washing.
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There is one outer layer. This doesn't come with liners just a washable cloth diaper.
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I am not sure and I haven't seen any insert available online. This is definitely too large for the newborn
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Are you just trying to make the disposable diapers "cute"??? Because that seems like a wast of money to me. You can get outfits that come with covers. I'm not sure why you would want to use it over a disposable. It works great with prefolds and cloth inserts though! I have two and they've been GREAT!
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These are pretty awesome, btw - one of the best cloth diapering inserts on the market. This product is an insert - you lay in inside a diaper cover like this bumgenious one: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0072FRFI6?tag=blself-20 . Assuming your child has only wet the diaper, you can just pull out the wet insert and put in a dry one, reusing the cover. This means you only need one cover for ever 3 or 4 changings. When your child goes number 2, the mess will likely spread onto the inside of the cover, and you'll want to wash both. If you are serious about cloth diapering, get a diaper sprayer: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00938R0XA?tag=blself-20 . I wouldn't do cloth diapers without one.
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Each diaper comes with two inserts. My daughter puts three inserts in the overnight diapers for my grand baby. She sleeps through the night. These are absolutely awesome.
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We would like to tell you these are bamboo inserts , they are used for cloth diapers. Thanks. -Alvababy
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No, this isn't a diaper shell, it's an all in one, which means there are no inserts! You only need inserts for "pocket diapers" or "diaper covers"
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I have only tried three with no problem. It would depend on the thickness of the of the material being used as to how many layers can be sewn.
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This isn't the type of diaper that gets inserts, like a pocket diaper, this is just a cover. It would go over a prefold or something similar. Nothing but the cover is included.
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This is an all-in-one diaper, so the 'insert' or absorbancy is already sewn in. No need to buy anything else!
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I think they would work great! I am new to cloth diapering and really like these inserts so far. I lay them in all kinds of diapers to add absorption with little bulk, including covers and All In Ones. I usually put them behind another faster absorbing insert to use with my two year old. I have not tried them by themselves with a cover. They would work great combined with a prefold too. I would put them closest to the diaper cover since they absorb more slowly than prefolds.
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Any kind. They just lay on top of whatever kind of diaper you use. This liner would be between your baby's skin and diaper. They just make it way easier to change a poopy diaper.
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The inserts go inside the pocket of the diaper. With the GroVia Hybrids you could set them inside the shell. I use them in my Rumparooz pocket diapers. Make sure you prep your bamboo inserts... 5-8 hot washes with little or no detergent and dry in between each cycle. I hope this helps.
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polyester of some kind, I think nylon. This is the diaper holder, not the diaper.
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mmm, no, the insert are for those cloth diapers that have pockets. Watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r15KaJmssKM this is where I learned a lot. No affiliation with the girl in the video, I don't know her, but I like the video. If you watch at minute 01:55, then after minute 09:40, you will know what I mean. The one we both have is designed to be re-used several times, while the ones with pockets you use inserts then put the whole thing in the wash. What you need with these are prefolds. Either buy them (some are really bulky, I regret buying them) or make your own. ANy cotton material should work. mmm, no, the insert are for those cloth diapers that have pockets. Watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r15KaJmssKM this is where I learned a lot. No affiliation with the girl in the video, I don't know her, but I like the video. If you watch at minute 01:55, then after minute 09:40, you will know what I mean. The one we both have is designed to be re-used several times, while the ones with pockets you use inserts then put the whole thing in the wash. What you need with these are prefolds. Either buy them (some are really bulky, I regret buying them) or make your own. ANy... » Read More mmm, no, the insert are for those cloth diapers that have pockets. Watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r15KaJmssKM this is where I learned a lot. No affiliation with the girl in the video, I don't know her, but I like the video. If you watch at minute 01:55, then after minute 09:40, you will know what I mean. The one we both have is designed to be re-used several times, while the ones with pockets you use inserts then put the whole thing in the wash. What you need with these are prefolds. Either buy them (some are really bulky, I regret buying them) or make your own. ANy cotton material should work. « Show Less
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The inserts are sewn into them already. No additional inserts are needed, that's the Freetime. There are enough layers you won't need more. I've been using them for about 8 months and have only seen leakage if the inserts are sticking out (around the legs, like a wick). Just be sure to it tuck them in. The diapers are a little big for a newborn, so disposibles are best for a month or two. Love these diapers otherwise. They do take about 24 hours to dry, so if you have about 20 you'll be set.