Are these supposed to be actual inserts that you put in a "pocket" diaper? Or are they supposed to be liners used as an extra barrier outside pocket?
1965761
These are inserts for inside pockets. Since they are bamboo they can go against baby's skin if you wanted, but they aren't liners. I use these wrapped in a flour sack towel for my 12 month old son in his pocket diapers
1965762
Dear Amber, these inserts can be put in and out of the pocket diaper, washed separately.
1965763
They go inside the pocket diaper and work very well. Ive been using these with my daughter for 5 months and they absorb a lot! super easy to wash also.
1965764
They are really cool actually. They will do both actually. To save a few seconds I just put them in the diaper not pocket. Makes it easier to change when it's wet. Good product.
1965765
They are inserts for pocket diapers. Though I don't see why you couldn't use them as an extra barrier.
655049
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"
647713
The inserts need to be purchased separate. They have different sizes, I had the smalls and then used doublers and then went into the larger inserts, skipping the medium size all together. The shells last a long time, so are worth the cost. We only cloth diaper with best bottom and have had the ones we have for 17 months and they still look new. Hope this helped answer your question.
1682904
These do work with prefolds. For any diaper cover that uses an insert you can use a prefold instead.
1441243
I haven't used them yet as my son is a bit too small still. I did fold a prefold and stuff it in the pocket part of the diaper to see it it would fit (it did), and by my research they should work if you want to use them instead of the microfiber liners.
309206
No, even though they are the pocket type, the felt top cover is very thin and holds little to no moisture which makes it possible to switch out the inserts. I would recommend to buy additional ALVA bamboo inserts as they are more absorbent than the microfiber that comes with these.
2280739
I used bumpkins flushable liners. They fit just fine. I personally found that new born infant baby poop just went right through bumpkins liners, so I moved on to a fleece washable liner. But, as I recall, the fit was just fine...just didn't suit my needs at the time. hope this helps :)
912857
They're trim. about the same as a micro fiber insert. But these don't bunch up in the diaper like the micro fiber do.
797167
Yes, but they are on the small side for me. I love and highly recommend GroVia's liners if that is your need. These are better for adding a staydry layer between the diaper fabric and your baby's bum.
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Hi! I use bum genius organic all in one. These inserts are great. They seem big initially. U cant place it between the two inner linings but u can lay it on top and the diaper can contain it. Its pretty much the diameter of the entire diaper and is a touch longer but I prefer that because sometimes the snaps on the diaper roll in and pushes on babys belly so this is a nice cushion. I made it work and it keeps baby dry at night. A little bulk y for daytime use though.
1873128
I would use something else in addition. They can cause irritation if placed right next to the skin. However they are incredible at absorbing large amounts. They work perfect in an overnight diaper in addition to a couple inserts!
320906
The inserts are one size so they fit the diaper and then u change the snaps around to fit baby. Also plenty of room for an extra liner at night. We also use these without a liner for a swimy diaper. Hope this helps.
981408
These all in one diapers come with absorbant pads that are attached to the diaper. They do not come with additional inserts. From my research, it looks like 15.75x5.5 inch inserts should fit in these diapers if you need extra absorbency.
166905
Liners are optional but SO handy. Most of the time I do not have to spray off solids into the toilet, the liner catches it all. As far as inserts go, those are only if you get pocket diapers. All in one diapers don't use an insert.
1568229
They could be placed inside a prefold if extra absorbency is needed. You can place these in pocket diapers, layer on an All-in-one diaper, or even lay these inside a diaper cover (like a bum genius brand Flip diaper.) these are versatile and can be placed directly against babies skin if desired.
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follow up....I change both the inserts & the outer cover at each diaper change. Just seems like a better idea, when just changing the inserts. FYI: with these inserts, if you stay on top of it, and change as needed, no diaper rash. That's the big plus with cloth diapers.
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