Do you use these by themselves with the covers or do you have to use them with another type of insert? Don't know much about the new styles. Haven't used cloth diapers since my little sisters 15+ years ago. Thanks!
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You can go to the duo website for more info... But you need a cover and then one of these. Depending on how much your little one pees you may need to double up with a trifold-I did. By about 17 lbs we had outgrown this size and ended up switching to 7th generation disposable diapers.
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These are a cover for a cloth diaper. If these are all you are wearing probably not. If you are wearing a cloth diaper under these, then yes. But as with all diapers leaks happen. These are just thin vinyl, there are better ones on market that would do a better job at leak protection when used with diapers, but cost much more. Also there are all sorts of cloth diapers, some called all-in-ones(which include a waterproof outer cover).
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These are liners, you use regular cloth diapers as the padding to 'do the dirty work,' so these liners are completely reusable without washing them unless they leak. My sister has two, and she says that's plenty. For the absorbent padding, I use the pre-folded 100% cotton cloth diapers, I think they are Osocozy brand. I bought them here. You keep them folded and lay them inside these liners in the area where a disposable has its padding. You'll need a ton of those. One per change until you can get them washed; I picked up two six packs of those to go with these, and my sis says she bought more. But two liners do it for her. These are liners, you use regular cloth diapers as the padding to 'do the dirty work,' so these liners are completely reusable without washing them unless they leak. My sister has two, and she says that's plenty. For the absorbent padding, I use the pre-folded 100% cotton cloth diapers, I think they are Osocozy brand. I bought them here. You keep them folded and lay them inside these liners in the area where a disposable has its padding. You'll need a ton of those. One per change until you can get them washed; I picked up two six packs of those to go with these, and my sis says she bought... » Read More These are liners, you use regular cloth diapers as the padding to 'do the dirty work,' so these liners are completely reusable without washing them unless they leak. My sister has two, and she says that's plenty. For the absorbent padding, I use the pre-folded 100% cotton cloth diapers, I think they are Osocozy brand. I bought them here. You keep them folded and lay them inside these liners in the area where a disposable has its padding. You'll need a ton of those. One per change until you can get them washed; I picked up two six packs of those to go with these, and my sis says she bought more. But two liners do it for her. « Show Less
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Did you ever find out if the cloth diapers come with the inserts? Or do you purchase separately?
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I use this with cloth and i use the actual ubbi diaper liner and have not had an issues i love it!
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Yes. You put the diaper insert into the diaper and remove them before each wash. I personally love pocket diapers, but if you're looking for on that just sits inside the cover, I'd look into Bumgenius Flips.
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No additional inserts. This is an all in one cloth diaper and the inserts are attached. They are great! No stuffing necessary. They have been great for overnight for us so far but if you wanted to add another you could use any size insert you would like. I dont think its necessary though unless for overnight. It will make the diaper very bulky.
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Microfiber inserts, I believe. They are attached though. You can add whatever sort of insert you want in any size you want since these are an All-in-One. The rise and waist adjust so you will be able to put small-large inserts in this diaper as needed. Since the microfiber is trim, you should be able to get away with extra inserts being added. We don't use any, but if you wanted to, it shouldn't be an issue.
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This isn't the type of diaper that gets inserts, like a pocket diaper, this is just a cover. It would go over a prefold or something similar. Nothing but the cover is included.
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I have one-size pockets, and they fill up the whole diaper, front to back, completely unsnapped. I would say that it would be kind of scrunched up in the middle, or you might have to double them over. They are a lot thinner (although same absorbency) as my microfiber inserts, so I don't think there would be a big difference in bulk if you doubled them over.
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I'm not sure what you mean by prefold cloth inserts. If they are shaped like the microfiber insert then yes. I double stuff my son's diapers. One charcoal insert and one microfiber bamboo insert. I like these pocket diapers a lot they are durable cute and absorbent. I would recommend them to anyone who likes pocket diapers. I hope this helps
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I use these with the Thirsties covers and nothing else. No snappies or liners are necessary unless you want to use them. There are lots of YouTube videos with some great info and tips for explaining all the different types of cloth diapers. These diapers, along with the Thirsties covers (which last for years!) are by far the cheapest option for cloth diapering, and the least complicated in my opinion.
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It's just like the Econobum or Flip covers - you can use either a prefold or an insert inside of it. We found that the Thirsties covers were really great for when our baby was very small, because they have extra coverage around the leg holes. But, he's already grown out of them (by 7 months).
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You put them over the prefold cotton cloth diaper to keep the moisture from leeching onto your baby's clothing. If you don't have some sort of barrier, you will just have a wet baby! These are great because they are reusable and easy to wash. They don't last forever though, so don't be suprised if you end up needing to buy more after a few months. This brand is a little more durable so far than the store brand at Babies R Us though so we'll see!
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Personally I do not. I trifold them and set them in a size one diaper cover... Works great.
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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
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No insert is needed. An all in one diaper has a sewn in inset. I love these diapers because I don't have to fuss with inserts.