*Product received. Opinions are mine.
Like I said before, I have a small stash of cloth diapers for when I run out of disposable diapers or when we are just at home and I want to use them. I love all the ones I have and have been pleased this far, with them.
Then I heard about another cloth diaper brand and was intrigued enough to check them out and try on my little baby boy! After all, my baby boy looks sooo dang cute in those cloth diapers! LOVE.
What I Received:
Real Nappies 6-Pack of Indian Cotton Prefold Cloth Diapers
Real Nappies Diaper Liners Twin Pack, 200 Sheets
(Two) Snug Wrap Diaper Cover, in Red
I won’t lie, cloth diapers confuse me sometimes. When I received all of this, I was super confused on what I needed to do, like how do I incorporate the nappies diaper liners into the mix? Or, how on earth do I fold cloth diapers? Thank heavens there was directions on how to do the things I needed to learn, in the package! Yes, I do have other cloth diapers, but they are not the prefolded type, they are the insert kind, so this kind of clothe diaper/nappie, was new to me.
What I found out after reading the directions? It is NOT hard to do! In fact it is quite simple. And when they are soiled, just wash them, dry them and fold them again, easily. I was scared for nothing 🙂 Real Nappies cotton cloth diapers are prefolded which means the prefold cloth diapers’ 3 panels are folded and sewn together each having up to eight layers for superior absorbency. Real Nappies uses premium quality 100% natural Indian cotton fiber in their prefold cloth diaper inserts for superior softness, absorbency and durability wash after wash. They truly are very soft.
The diaper liners? Ya, those are easy too! To use a diaper liner, simply tear off a sheet, place the diaper liner sheet in the cloth diaper, fasten the cover and you’re set. Now when baby soils his/her nappie, simply take out the liner and throw or empty the poop into the toilet (or just flush the whole thing!!! For older-style plumbing, sewerage or septic tanks please test before use ) and throw that liner away! Guess what? NO MESSY nappies anymore to wash out! Sure you still have to wash them, but no poop hanging from them any more! Yay!!! 😉
The Real Nappies diaper cover has been designed to fit snugly over Real Nappies prefolds but can also be used with other cotton or polyester diapers, which I have done. Works great and fits my baby very nicely. He can move and groove and not be weighed down by a bulky diaper. The Real Nappies diaper cover fastens at the waist with adjustable velcro tabs and when it’s time to wash, simply fold the tabs back to prevent lint build up in the hooks. The only thing I have found about the velcro tabs is that my baby LOVES opening them up! He thinks the sound of tearing open velcro is reallllly neat. sigh!
Buy
You can purchase the items mentioned above, by visiting them online at http://www.shoppingmoa.com/. You can find the red diaper cover online at http://www.realnappiesusa.com/.
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Do you or did you, cloth diaper your baby? Why or why not?
Lily Kwan says
These cloth diapers look very nice. Thanks for sharing!
Wendi S says
First you cracked me up with the No, poop hanging thing. That can be so awful. I really like that idea. Sometimes it can be so difficult to get it all done. Your little one is growing so much and he is so adorable.
kathy pease says
I did not cloth diaper my kids but I wish I had it would have saved a bundle
RICHARD HICKS says
I think cloth diapers like these are the way to go. Savings add up fast.
Leela says
They look very comfy.
Shannon Greathouse says
I really wish I would have tried out cloth diapers. My son is almost out of diapers. If I have another child, I will try them. My children tend to have sensitive skin and Iend up buying expensive disposable diapers. I dont even want to think about how much money I wasted on those dang things!
Cassandra Davis says
I’m expecting my first child and we are really considering cloth diapers as a money saver.
Tom Bellamy says
Reusable diapers save a lot of money.
Richard Daniels says
love the idea of cloth diapers definitely a good way to save money
Jenny Moses says
I didn’t cloth diaper with my first little guy but wonder if I would consider it for the next.
V.Mayer says
I did use cloth diapers, and washed them myself.
Rosanne says
I used cloth diapers. I thought disposable diapers were a waste of money. A huge waste of money
Jill Myrick says
Yes, I do cloth diaper because it means less waste in the landfill, cloth diapers are reusable therefore they are more economical for us and they are more comfortable for my child.
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Debra Holloway says
I never tried cloth diapers. However, after reading the reviews on them I would consider trying these.
Shayna says
I have never tried cloth diapers. I am expecting my second child this summer and I am considering trying them.
Andrea Byrne says
I love reuseable diapers- what a money saver! I’ve used them on my last two newborns!
Marcie W. says
I have never used cloth diapers but could see myself being confused on how to properly set everything up as well. Good to know it is not as complicated as one may think and I am sure it is much more comfortable too!
Susan Campbell says
I’m loving the 4-Piece Bedding Set (Nautical Navy)!!
Susan Campbell says
My first son was allergic to all disposable diapers, so I had to buy cloth…I had 3 more kids, and would never use anything else!!