Reusable Cloth Diaper: Newborn (Pack of 1) - Sage

These age *the best* cloth diapers. So easy to use, so soft. My baby boy blew out of every disposable diaper and these cloth diapers have been a game-changer. Love the adjustable straps.

I use this brand and I love them! Once you work out user error they're no leak thanks to the adjustable leg openings. If they were cheaper I'd have 50

I’ve used almost every cloth diaper system out there and I do love pockets for their ease of use and cleaning. I’ve used Charlie banana on my daughter until she outgrew them. Pros for me include no rise snaps, fleece that doesn’t pill and soft/stretchy TPU. The pocket opening is on the front which kind of gets annoying since I usually use the front to help clean up and poop can get in their making it harder to spray but the nice thick back elastic makes up for it. I love the no rise snaps (nothing to constantly come undone) and the bra strap like adjustment isn’t hard to do every couple months. I use a small crochet hook to help which makes it easy. There are many different “sizes” but the medium/large really would work for most of your cloth diapering time. The largest pretty much leaves no elasticity in the legs so I don’t recommend using that anyway. My daughter outgrew these around 25-28lbs so the longevity really depends on the baby. The microfiber inserts are very nice as far as microfiber inserts go and because of the fleece layer on one side you can just lay them on top of the diaper if you wanted. Biggest con is they’re very expensive as far as pocket diapers go for a fully synthetic system!

I’ve used almost every cloth diaper system out there and I do love pockets for their ease of use and cleaning. I’ve used Charlie banana on my daughter until she outgrew them. Pros for me include no rise snaps, fleece that doesn’t pill and soft/stretchy TPU. The pocket opening is on the front which kind of gets annoying since I usually use the front to help clean up and poop can get in their making it harder to spray but the nice thick back elastic makes up for it. I love the no rise snaps (nothing to constantly come undone) and the bra strap like adjustment isn’t hard to do every couple months. I use a small crochet hook to help which makes it easy. There are many different “sizes” but the medium/large really would work for most of your cloth diapering time. The largest pretty much leaves no elasticity in the legs so I don’t recommend using that anyway. My daughter outgrew these around 25-28lbs so the longevity really depends on the baby. The microfiber inserts are very nice as far as microfiber inserts go and because of the fleece layer on one side you can just lay them on top of the diaper if you wanted. Biggest con is they’re very expensive as far as pocket diapers go for a fully synthetic system!

The leg elastics were a pain in the beginning, but i am getting a much better fit and have not had any leg leaks. i used to get leg leaks all the time with the brands that have rise snaps. Plus, these seem more comfortable bc they are so soft.