Leekalos Biodegradable Bamboo Diaper Liner Super Soft Disposable Unscent Diaper Liners,100 Sheets

These are the first liners I have used, so I have nothing to compare these to.I cloth diaper as back up while practicing elimination communication. My little one has only started having any solids with any regularity for the last month or so.When using the liners with EBF poop, I was unimpressed with them. I think the poop was simply too liquid for the liners to be effective. Since EBF poop is water- soluble, no biggy.Now that solids are more of a thing, I have more appreciation for the liners when we have misses. They do help make diaper clean up easier with the now more-solid poops. I do have my struggles with them concerning placement (or getting them to fully stay where I want). There are poops that will go up the back, beyond the liner, despite my efforts to have the liner lined up with the top of the back, as well as over the side and into the leg gussets of the diapers. Not sure if this is user error, squirmy baby, still fairly loose stool, liner, or a combination thereof.Overall, though, I do find the liners convenient and good for more solid stool, as well as protecting the diaper from rash cream if it is needed.Liners were given in exchange for an honest review.

First of all, these liners are not but neither should they be. They are designed to catch solid poop and protect the cloth diaper from extra mess. Personally, I did not find them to be extra helpful in my daily diapering routine though I see how they could be useful for going out when you don't have your diaper sprayer handy. At this point in my daily diapering routine, I found that using a liner is just one extra step in preparing diapers when my newborn child doesn't poop nearly every diaper change. Also for early breastfed bowel movements, it does very little to save the poop from getting into the diaper as it's mostly liquid at that point anyway. I can see that this might be more useful once my child has more solid poop. The one thing that I did appreciate about these liners is that it prevents diaper cream from getting onto the cloth. Though for my purposes, this was not super helpful as my baby has very little trouble with diaper rash and does not require diaper cream that often. Overall, not an essential, but as it is inexpensive, it is not a bad idea to have around for those occasional times when going out or needing to use diaper cream.

We’re fans of these! Makes cloth diapering so much less intimidating. We were hesitant to try cloth diapers since we don’t have the spray nozzle to spray away the poop so this solves that problem. We’ve always wanted to try cloth diapering to save money, reduce waste, and just have less chemicals on the baby. Having this checks all the boxes. They’re biodegradable, have no dyes/perfumes added, and cheap enough that it still saves us money compared to buying disposables! While these are 100% flushable, we only flush the poop ones and throw out the pee ones just in case our pipes can’t handle. No problems so far.Just a note that the size is a little off (11x7”) but not a big deal at all. Fits in our cloth diapers really well.

I have a 15 month old daughter who tends to poop first thing in the morning so we were able to train her to poop in the potty for the most part. During situations when she does not poop in the morning then that's when these diaper liner comes in handy! Typically I just leave her cloth diaper as is with just the pocket insert, but if I know my daughter hasn't pooped for the day yet, I will add these diaper liners, so in the event she does poop in her diaper, it'll be easy to remove the poop before cleaning the diaper. I'm glad to say I rarely have to actually scrap the poop from the diaper which is a huge bless!

It is difficult to rate this product. It looks wonderful and feels really good to touch. It was not for me and has not been used yet. However, I think it will be wonderful if the caregivers choose to try them down the road a little. These were for my great grandchild who was wetting through his diapers routinely. I used them when my children were infants and they reduced the cleaning requirements of diaper changes. So, I hope they will try them as he grows.

These pair amazingly with Leekalos Reusable diapers. One of these diaper liners holds an unbelievable amount of pee. At first, you may wonder "what's the point, Isn't that what the diaper insert is for?" Well yes, the insert is great, but what if the pee or poo never hits the diaper? You just saved washing a diaper didn't you. And that is exactly what these diaper liners will do for you. From my experience on average, they will prevent any pee from hitting the diaper 9 times out of ten, and roughly stop any poop about 7 times out of ten. Makes clean-up of the reusable diapers much more bearable. 10/10 will definitely buy again.

So I'm pretty impressed with these! I've been cloth diapering almost 3 years between 2 babies. I dread spraying out poopy diapers especially in the winter when my hands are extra dry. These are a total hand saver. They did take some getting used to like, I didn't let them hang out the edges of the diaper to begin with and the poop got off of the liner. Since I have an active baby I've learned that it's ok to let it hang out some around the edges and back and it goes in as they walk/crawl. They are also super thick and soft! Overall, love them.

I bought these as I was preparing for cloth diapering with my newborn, however I realized after receiving them that I probably won't need them until my baby starts eating solid foods. As of now, my baby's poops are still very manageable and rise right off because he is exclusively breastfed. I am NOT looking forward to smellier, nastier poop, but I AM excited to use these so we don't have to do as much rinsing! They're soft and thick. I also tested them out and found that they are super absorbent!