Can these diapers be used to avoid letting water in?
1021636
No and if you order , order bigger size than you use you can't return these
54743
My baby was able to use them until he was one month old. When he was newborn the diaper was too big and it leaks!
1517035
Yes. They are thinner than the origional diapers. This is a great company to work with!
969628
It will protect your bedding from leaks caused by the diaper leaking but by no means a replacement for a diaper if that is your question. They are well made and will withstand many washings.
500754
In a word No & Yes. Let me explain, These pads are built with 2 layers. The White Top layer absorbs Fluid ( Urine, Etc...) & The Bottom layer prevents this fluid from passing threw to the surface it's laying on. Much like a Babies Diaper with built in Waterproof pants/liner. Except of course, these are washable & reusable.
588287
If you have baggies to put wet diapers in, I think it would work fine. The backpack is light and strong and all of the zippered compartments are easily accessible but I don't think it is waterproof.
1965765
They are inserts for pocket diapers. Though I don't see why you couldn't use them as an extra barrier.
442657
No, these are absorbent enough on their own. You should not need to add an additional pad. If you add a pad that is waterproof on the bottom (as most stick on pads are) you will prevent the fluid from reaching the diaper. So if you must add an extra pad, make sure it is the type that is not plastic-lined on the bottom.
1623674
Yes, quite well! With cotton pre-folds, I sometimes find that my son's skin is wet when I change his diaper. These leave his skin feeling as dry as it would be in a disposable!
2237948
Yes, But you have to fold them in. I use them as doublers with the g-cloth inserts because my son is a very heavy wetter.
2143484
No, cloth diapers don't fit well. You could fit the covers unstuffed or just your inserts, but if they're stuffed they don't fit through the slot to pull them out.
610164
I used them for our dogs towards their 1st birthday, so I would say yes. it states to avoid eye contact with wipes and flush with water if contact happens.
2075447
Never used in gdiapers. Do use them in my fuzzibunz as the insert though. They hold a lot of liquid.. more then my small gdiaper cloths do for sure- but they feel wet (no fleece side) so you'd want to use at least a liner over them
2229226
yes, but they are made well and hold more pee or poop then regular underwear. If you child does have an accident they rinse out nicely too. I love them and so does my son. My only complaint would be they are a little warm on HOT days. Hope this helps you ;)
917627
They are ok while standing but sitting they tend to leak after a few wettings. Not bad though for extra protection over disposable diapers. I wouldn't poop in them.
462165
The little "mattress" or pad that comes with the cradle is water-resistant, so strictly for the fear of leaky diapers, you don't need anything extra. However, for comfort, I would put a cotton/cotton flannel cover on it.
2055668
Yes they are great because you can remove them with plastic diapers on so they stay dry and/or change the pad. You have the benefit of the diapers for any big "accidents" and the changing or removal of pads keep the skin dry. They also wick away moisture to prevent skin breakdown and if arranged well to prevent leaks help keep bed dry overnight if large amount of urine flows out.