Nora's Nursery Cloth Diapers 7 Pack with 7 Inserts & 1 Wet Bag - Waterproof Cover, Washable, Reusable & One Size Adjustable Pocket Diapers for Newborns and Toddlers - Down to Earth

I love these cloth diapers! I have gotten so many cute patterns. I have saved so much money using cloth (used for first and second baby) they hold a lot of liquid as is, but I put an extra insert in at night and it holds everything overnight. We spray the poops and the pees go straight to the wash. They have buttons so they are able to grow with the babies and gives you more bang for your buck! Might take some people a little time to get used to them but once you do it's so easy to use.

Update!I have now had these diapers for almost 3 years now and have never had to replace them! They lasted my daughters entire time we diapered and she is now 3 years old and potty trained and out of them! 200% worth your initial investment they will last you for years!! After three years they still do not have weird stains or funky smells they almost look brand new, I’m honestly debating whether or not to save them for my future grandkids lolI just started cloth diapering and I started out with alvababy which isn’t a bad diaper but they are very stiff even after washing multiple times and we did have some leak issues during the night which is annoying so I switched over to this brand after reading the reviews and by far a much better and easier experience they are almost double the price of alvababy but in my opinion 100% worth the extra cost. These diapers are much softer and more comfortable for my little girl to wear not as stiff as the other brands. They so far have held up very well I have not had any leakage issues and they seem very well made I definitely feel like they will hold up for the next couple years. I looked at photos on here of how other women buttoned the diapers and I found a perfect fit for my baby I added a photo of the button position that works best for us she is two months old and 12 pounds right now and you cannot tell she is wearing a cloth diaper it is not bulky at all if buttoned correctly. If you are 100% sure you want to cloth diaper then this is the brand you want it has made cloth diapering a breeze I wish I knew how easy this could be with my first two and I would have done it with them also. I just don’t have enough good things to say about these diapers they are super cute and very comfy looking. I wash them with baking soda and vinegar because it says not to use harsh chemicals on them to help them last longer and it works great! I also love the inserts they come with they are very absorbent and I can just change the insert and reuse the diaper without having to change the entire diaper which is nice so all I have to pack on trips is a few inserts instead of a bunch of diapers.

Baby not here just yet but the quality of these are very nice! I’ve found a great Amazon dupe -baby goal - but these are top tier and good quality.

These were the first cloth diapers I bought when considering switching from disposable. Now, with some experience under my belt, and more expensive brands in my stash to compare them to, I feel I can more accurately recommend these.Pros: they are extremely cost effective; some of the other diapers I have are 2-3x as expensive per diaper than Nora’s, and they definitely hold their own. They fit chunky babies; my daughter has pretty big thighs and I haven’t had leaking issues; all other diapers I’ve tried have leaked. They’re very easy to stuff the inserts in; some of my other brands take more time to arrange the insert in, but these have a very roomy pocket that make it simple. They’re dependable, easy to button, and they seem like they’ll fit a bit longer than other diapers (I have the rise buttons snapped on Nora’s diapers, whereas my daughter has already outgrown the rise button adjustments on my other brands), and they’re cute.Cons: (if you want to call them “cons.” No cloth diaper is perfect!) It’s a little bit of a hassle to wash these because they need to wash cold/warm, whereas all my other diapers wash hot, so I have to wash them separately. The material isn’t as “nice” as some other diapers. But again, that’s being pretty nit-picky. I think the quality is acceptable and I don’t have qualms about it. And finally, the fit in the back is a little bit tight on a chunkier baby. Some of my other diapers fit without pinching my baby’s skin in the back, and I have to finagle these a little bit.The wet bag is a nice touch and I like the inserts a lot. Overall, I think this is a really nice diaper and I would recommend these as a nice addition to your stash.

Bought for baby shower gift. Mom has had baby, and loves the quality of these diapers. She wants to buy more.

Before reading this review, understand that these are the only brand of cloth diaper I have used so I don’t have anything to compare to. With that being said, I’ve had nothing but great experiences! I started my daughter at 6 months old because she was under 6 lbs at birth and they would’ve swallowed her. I probably could’ve started them sooner than 6 months, but not by much. At 6 months (14 lbs), she’s on the tightest setting, without securing the diaper to itself, so it still can technically go tighter. Also on the shortest length. Even her now at almost 8 months and 15 lbs 5 oz, the diaper tightness is the same. I can’t speak for the overnight absorbency because we use disposable overnight diapers to ensure that there’s no leakage. It definitely took time to narrow down the correct wash routine. She was getting pretty intense rashes in the beginning, but now that we’ve perfected it, we’ve had no issues at all! Here’s our wash routine (with harder water) that I’ve narrowed down and works the best for us:Speed Wash on Warm - 2 tbs Borax, No DetergentHeavy Duty on Hot - 1/2 cup Borax, 1 pod of Seventh Generation Ultra Power DetergentDry 60 mins on MediumDon’t be afraid to play around with different wash routines to find what works best for your diapers!

Buen material para buen huzo