Do you know if these work well with newborns... over a cloth diaper?
1081709
I used it to potty train only. As long as they're tight enough around the thighs, I think they'll do pretty good for a cloth diaper.
1081710
I don't cloth diaper, but there seems to be plenty of room left over the disposables. My daughter is 3, in size 6 diapers and i think we use medium or large. I would say maybe try bigger size if not sure. They are a little thin...i have poked a hole in them as i was trying to put them on her. Put they work well for overnight protection.
1081711
These are waterproof vinyl pants to go over cloth diapers, they also make waterproof nylon pants which is more durable. However, the vinyl is cheaper and in my opinion they work well too.
1081712
Guessing they would be much too large for a newborn. The ones I ordered for potty training were way too big even though the weight was lower than my child
1081713
These are actually meant for use with cloth diapers. I only have experience with use over underwear for potty training, but I can imagine that with a thicker cloth diaper these would work well.
1400867
I'm not sure. I don't have young children. They work on my husband's dirty, greasy work clothes though. I think they'd work well on diapers.
697105
any kind of insert/cloth diaper will work with this cover. Thirsties has their own inserts you can buy, but I just bought a couple packs of unbleached cloth diapers (the original cloth diapers our mothers used) that I use with these covers. Once the cloth diaper is wet, you can change out for a new one, but use the same cover and just wipe out until it is dirty (from, say, a poo explosion). These covers are just an upgraded version of old plastic covers that were the only thing available 30 yrs ago to go over the cloth. I hope that clears it up!
1434288
These absorb well for us. There the only prefolds I've ever tried. I also boiled for about 40 min and they quilted up nice and thick and shrunk significantly. They lay perfect in a cover I don't imagine I'd be able to wrap around my baby and snappi them. This might sound dumb but I didn't realize before I bought them, these stay very wet on babies bottom. Definitely use with fleece liners or it's like a wet rag on their bum every time you change them :\
1517035
Yes. They are thinner than the origional diapers. This is a great company to work with!
1809441
I image. I use the FLIP and BUMGENIUS brands. These look like tissues, with a different type of material. You just lay them on top of the diaper so they should work with anything.
2237950
Yes they do - I'm currently using med/large gpants. Might have to double them over in the small ones. They scrunch up a little bit inside the plastic gpant, but not to the point where they touch the outside (fabric) part of the gdiaper. I just kind of hold it in place with my hand while I pull the diaper up and over kiddo's bottom.
458140
I use them for cloth diapers as well, I wash rinse then re wash with rockin green or Charlie's soap, works great!
1241158
Yes. I used them on a shirt for a 6 month old. I wouldn't recommend it on something they might be sucking on, like a burp cloth, but short sleeve clothes should be fine.
1080651
Yes, for sure. They are tight enough to stay on when all babies want to do is pull them off. They also very padded so it doesn't hurt them. They are also good for them to grow in vs growing out of.
1758645
I use my daughter's old preemie pocket diapers. We just stuff them with a washcloth. I also found a babydoll simple diaper pattern, made them out of felt from hobby lobby doubled with a patterned felt on the outside and a matching plain color on the inside with half a wash clothe in the middle and made a matching bib. Hot glued on Velcro. All hand sewn with embroidery floss. Took a couple hours. Prefolded cloth diapers cut in half work well if you don't mind the pins
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.
797164
Yes and No. If these liners stay in place then they would do an excellent job shielding the cloth diaper from the rash cream. However many times they will move, wrinkle depending on how active your baby is and then it may not offer that kind of protection. I have two recommendations for you - Buy a microfleece cloth by the yard from any hobby store (Joanne, Hobby Lobby etc.) and cut them to the size that suits you best. They work the same way and you won't burn your pocket. Also Grandma El's diaper cream has worked very well for us.
1643330
I have been using them on small hands and faces, but I supose they would work well on bottoms! They have a good nap on them, so they may be too rough if there is a diaper rash.
1188420
I would do like they did when people used cloth diapers for babies. Bucket with water and detergent to soak until able to wash them.
1725199
that would probably fit but I can tell you they won't stay on. You would be better to get a "PeeKeeper" (there's a website) and use premie diapers for humans. The PeeKeeper works well and stays on even through the night.
2264021
the cloths are great for infant "burp" cloths. I felt they were smaller than I had hoped so I gave them to my son to use for his new baby girl. He loves them! If a person were to embroidery on them it may look nice. I would just purchase one package first and see for yourself if they would be the right size/quality.