for people who have used different brands, what materials, brand, size do you recommend? Thank you !
1026247
I've used this brand, have ued .5 and .25 but I have to say I'm not that knowledgeable. I have watched Youtube video's on these items and that was why I bought the .5 and .25. I'm sorry I couldn't have been more helpful.
1026248
Unfortunately, this is the only one I have tried so I can't compare to other brands. Apologies.
890015
I don't know of any sizing guides and whatever feels comfortable to you is the right size. If you use long disposable pads then I would suggest pads that are 9 inches or longer. If you like regular length then around 7 inches should be good. I think that using cloth pads is a trial and error process and you have to experiment to see what works the best for you. I wouldn't suggest buying a lot of products from the same company until you know for sure that they are the right ones for you! :)
1540715
I would recommend this always. Thin layer or thermal is always good. The brand is also good, but general will work also.
1915188
I think XL will work. Since these tend to expand on use within a week, the XL may expand. Large will be a bit tight and you may cramp frequently.
1656048
Actually I have only tried one other brand and they worked about the same. They are a little long so if you are a small woman they might be too long for you. I haven't had a problem with bunching or moving around much.
617925
Buy the full size.. It really works if you use it everyday at first. I went through starter pack in one month .
243908
Similar but I prefer the Gerber brand and quality, have had no problems with either. Hope this helps, if you have no preference I would go by price�
851256
I have used every brand at some point. Some work better than others. The best are Metallica and one coat cremes. Have fun!
1119417
These bags fit a large Flexileash perfectly. I have used them with a medium flexileash and the fit is not great. Because of the loose fit with a size less than large, the leash retracting in and out eventually wears away the elastic band across the top (near the leash opening). BUT...the wearing away takes a long time to happen, like a couple years. I used the bag with my medium leashes anyway because I liked the bag and it was economical to replace. I love these bags...think they're the greatest thing ever. But if you're a stickler for things to fit perfectly, don't bother buying them with any size but large. If you don't care about fit, go for it. These bags fit a large Flexileash perfectly. I have used them with a medium flexileash and the fit is not great. Because of the loose fit with a size less than large, the leash retracting in and out eventually wears away the elastic band across the top (near the leash opening). BUT...the wearing away takes a long time to happen, like a couple years. I used the bag with my medium leashes anyway because I liked the bag and it was economical to replace. I love these bags...think they're the greatest thing ever. But if you're a stickler for things to fit perfectly, don't... » Read More These bags fit a large Flexileash perfectly. I have used them with a medium flexileash and the fit is not great. Because of the loose fit with a size less than large, the leash retracting in and out eventually wears away the elastic band across the top (near the leash opening). BUT...the wearing away takes a long time to happen, like a couple years. I used the bag with my medium leashes anyway because I liked the bag and it was economical to replace. I love these bags...think they're the greatest thing ever. But if you're a stickler for things to fit perfectly, don't bother buying them with any size but large. If you don't care about fit, go for it. « Show Less
1434290
Better fit always leaked for my son. Doubling works, like some of the others suggested, but then you might as well use the regular prefolds. I used premium for a long time until he started regularly leaking/blowing out, then switched to the bigger toddler size and haven't had an issue since. Toddler size is large and can be bulky and affect how pants fit, so you might not want to use them too soon.
128510
You and I have the same question. Did you get any yet and if so which size did you go with?
1557056
I honestly don't remember what size I use. I wouldn't think it would be too much though. Give it a try, maybe it's the right size! Sorry I can't be more help.
1906843
I would recommend getting the medium. If it is a bit tight, be aware that it will break in with use.
1064864
Definitely go with the larger version. We have two and it will last for a while.
1038020
I would go with the medium. Once these are fully prepped they are really absorbent and can be used for many combinations in overnights or pockets. The length of the mediums worked all the way to potty training for me.
783789
I totally had trouble finding sheets to fit!! Since it's so much thicker than cheapo mattresses, it was a challenge. What I found worked GREAT were the Circo brand jersey knit sheets from Target. They are so stretchy (and soft!) and fit great. I also have one Pottery Barn sheet that was given to us that happens to work well, and a Dr. Seuss flannel sheet found on Amazon.com that was labeled "deep pockets." These all work well - Id recommend the Circo jersey knit or any that say they are deep pocket - these tend to be more expensive higher quality sheets. They will all say they fit "standard" crib mattresses, so the dimensions won't do much good - stretchier sheets fit much better than standard woven sheets. Good luck! It was worth the search in order to have the mattress!
276275
I'd go with size M for you. The liners run small so you may wish to use another brand, which I do.