Would these work good for cloth diapers on a 22 lbs baby??? Please help.
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If you want to use them as "traditional" cloth diapers (lke with pins), probably not. As an insert, probably. My son's about 15 lbs now, we use them as inserts (i.e. folded in thirds w/ diaper cover over them). Sometimes double up to avoid leaks, but hey work great). NOTE: make sure you wash & dry them a few times before using!
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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.
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I'm sorry, i do not know. i used them to make burp rags. They are pretty thin tho. Not sure they would hold up. Sorry i cant help more!
1961325
Honestly, I never used them for that purpose (just everything else that comes with baby-ing around). I will say that they are large and pretty well made (soft, thick, etc.). Hope that helps!
1961326
Probably not, I think they might be too small. I don't use them for diapers though. I use them for a burp cloth. <3
1961327
Sorry Kaylie, I use for polishing motorcycle. But I recall using similar size for my kids before disposables. Oops telling my age. By looking at the size I would think they would but can't say for certain. We old guys used to use for polishing cars when kids outgrew the diaper. Good luck to you.
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I see no reason why you could not wash cloth diapers in here. You can only do a few at a time and you would have to ring them out and hang dry. Large towels would be to big. But a pair of jeans maybe.
569599
They are thicker than disposable diapers and little leggings or tighter pants can become snug. Being a grandmother who used cloth diapers years ago, I don't see that as a problem
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I am going to try them- think they'll be ok. I also use them for the stroller - on the City Mini. My 4 month old loves them, and I love knowing that she's not sucking on whatever that strap is made of.
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We use them mostly with prefolds and they work wonderfully for us. My 9 month is tall and slim (30 inches 22 pounds). Not sure how they would fit a chubby baby with the added
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I use them for cloth diapers as well, I wash rinse then re wash with rockin green or Charlie's soap, works great!
457284
By the time I received them from online order, my dog was over her cycle. However, I do know that the small size baby diapers I purchased at store did not work at all and kept falling off. Probably the Simple Solution diapers would be worth trying since they are made for that purpose. To me they would be worth trying.
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I believe so. I have never used them for that. But I have used them for up to 4 dirty baby diapers and also for dirty clothes, baby and toddler sized. And for wet clothes, kids/ teen sized bathing suits. Hope that helps! :)
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They would make very nice cloths for dealing with a toddler. I would cut the cloths in half if you plan on throwing it away after short use. The cloths are not impregnated with any thing. They are just nice soft cloths that wring dry. I love them.
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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.
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My daughter has used hers for disposable diapers. I guess you could fold the cloth diapers so they would fit.
1196831
I used these for all my newborn infants sizes, my baby is now in 9 months sizes and these still work great. Also am using them for my 2 year old who wears anywhere from 2t - 5t and my oldest wears up to a size 8 in girls and these still work pretty well for that size. Anything after that and we use regular sized hangers
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They are not too small. They may actually be too big and slide down on car seat straps. I used those on the ergo baby carrier and they worked great. Love them.
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Yes it would work. The pad is large and would go in pants ok but it might be overprotection as a smaller pad might work also for a firm stool and be lest expensive. These pads are quite large and cover the whole seat just like an adult diaper would.
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I gave them to a friend for diaper changes. Work very good for that purpose. Especially,if you are traveling or not at home for the diaper change.
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Assuming this will be you're only method of cloth diapering, it depends on how much you plan to cloth diaper, whether full time or part time or night only. If full time, you'll need in the neighborhood of 25-30. But if you're planning on part time, then you could do around 18. If you plan to use these with some other cloth diapers, you could adjust the number of these and add them to the number of other brands/methods as long as the total equaled the same as the numbers I mentioned above. Hoping that all makes sense! And good luck! (I clothed diapered my kiddos full time for three years and loved it!) Assuming this will be you're only method of cloth diapering, it depends on how much you plan to cloth diaper, whether full time or part time or night only. If full time, you'll need in the neighborhood of 25-30. But if you're planning on part time, then you could do around 18. If you plan to use these with some other cloth diapers, you could adjust the number of these and add them to the number of other brands/methods as long as the total equaled the same as the numbers I mentioned above. Hoping that all makes sense! And good luck! (I clothed diapered my kiddos full time for three years and... » Read More Assuming this will be you're only method of cloth diapering, it depends on how much you plan to cloth diaper, whether full time or part time or night only. If full time, you'll need in the neighborhood of 25-30. But if you're planning on part time, then you could do around 18. If you plan to use these with some other cloth diapers, you could adjust the number of these and add them to the number of other brands/methods as long as the total equaled the same as the numbers I mentioned above. Hoping that all makes sense! And good luck! (I clothed diapered my kiddos full time for three years and loved it!) « Show Less
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Yes, I used disposables for the first couple of weeks, because I couldn't figure out how to size the diaper correctly. Then I found a video on YouTube that showed how to do it, and they worked well for my daughter after that. She was about 9 lbs at that point.