Kissuluvs Unbleached Fitted Diaper Size:0(5-16lbs) Kissaluvs diapers are known for quality fabrics and terrific fit. These diapers are made of wonderfully soft, absorbent, and durable cotton fleece. Stretchy elastic and fabrics create a snug-fit without binding. Elastic at the legs and back contain messes. Unique fit with low-rise front and full coverage back fit easily into diaper covers. All sizes have durable plastic snaps and let you overlap the wings to get a great fit on even the thinnest baby. Uniquely spaced adjustable wing snaps provide numerous options depending on your babies build for a custom fit. The simple design is especially popular with dads and babysitters! 90% unbleached cotton, 10% polyester.
Customer Review: Absorbent, keeps newborn poo in
I love these fitted diapers. I pair them with a Thirsties cover and my daughter’s breastmilk poo explosions stay inside the diaper with no leakage at all. I am so impressed with them. They line dry a bit slowly because they are thick, but dry quickly in the dryer. I line dry them though and they’re pretty much completely dry after a few hours in the sun. Poo stains come out easily when I hang them in the sun. The elastic legs fit snugly, but don’t leave bright red marks on her legs. They are trim fitting as well. I think I’ll go buy some more!
Customer Review: i have lots of cloth diapers…
and lots of variety and these are the best. along with under the nile organic ones. they have velcro.

Biosoft Flushable Diaper Liners - Large 12×7.5 Inch Sheets Bio-soft liners are flushable diaper liners that make clean-up a breeze ? this product is the perfect compromise between convenience and cloth diapers. No more rinsing poopy diapers in the toilet! Bio-soft liners absorb the solid waste - and then you simply discard the soiled liner in the toilet and flush away the mess. They are non-irritating and ever so soft and comfortable against baby’s sensitive skin. Our new Bio-soft liners are made of a non woven material with no binder, and will biodegrade very quickly (within 8 days in a sewage treatment system or 20 days in a septic tank). They are 100% viscose rayon, a cellulosic fibre derived from natural sources. Please note that the flushing of any biodegradable diaper liner may cause blockage in old or damaged drains and in sensitive septic systems. If this is the case where you live, we recommend that you discard pee soaked liners in the garbage and let soiled soiled liners soak a few minutes in the toilet before flushing just so that they absorb water and break down a bit before they are released into the system.
Customer Review: The best out there!
These are far softer than Kushies or Imse Vimse. Those other ones are like sandpaper. The Bummis work just as well and don’t scratch your baby’s bottom! Do NOT waste your money on the other brands like I did! These also flush just fine, even in old plumbing like ours from the 1920’s! The size is great for toddlers and they have been a huge part of my success in convincing my husband to cloth diaper our kids!
Customer Review: Much softer option to the Imse Vimse Liners
Bummis cloth diaper liners are much softer/flimsier than Imse Vimse. Because of this they do not hold up well for a couple of washings if they have only had pee on them. However, they seem to do just find if rinsed out by hand and can be reused that way a few times if it’s worth the little bit of extra time to save on buying more.

Kushies Washable Diaper Liners - 10 Pack Kushies Infant / Toddler Washable Diaper Liners - 10 pack Washable Diaper Liner - Use washable diaper liner with cloth diapers for additional absorbency - Ideal for heavy wetters, nap time or over night - 3 contoured layers of 100% premuim cotton flannel - machine washable
Customer Review: Useless, stays wet, stains!
These diaper doublers are paper thin. They absorb very little as they are 100% cotton. I don’t really see the point in this product. It serves no purpose as a liner since its inefficiency to absorb (unlike microfiber), and cannot be used as a disposable/flushable liner.

Kissaluvs Fitted Diaper: Size 1 (13-28 lbs) Kissaluvs diapers are known for quality fabrics and terrific fit. These diapers are made of wonderfully soft, absorbent, and durable cotton fleece. Stretchy elastic and fabrics create a snug-fit without binding. Elastic at the legs and back contain messes. Unique fit with low-rise front and full coverage back fit easily into diaper covers. All sizes have durable plastic snaps and let you overlap the wings to get a great fit on even the thinnest baby. Uniquely spaced adjustable wing snaps provide numerous options depending on your babies build for a custom fit. The simple design is especially popular with dads and babysitters! 90% unbleached cotton, 10% polyester.
Customer Review: Best Fitted Diaper
I have used both Kissaluvs size 1 & 2 with my son, from age 6 months - 2 years. He has never leaked! I never had a problem with drying them - perhaps because I live in a dry climate. My husband loves them too, so they are all we used. Buy them new at about $10 each. I used 2 dozen at a time.

Gerber Diaper Service Cloth Diapers (6-pk.) Basic 100 percent cotton diapers are designed for that one purpose–and every parent discovers 50 more. Whether they get sent out to a diaper service or not, these 21-by-14-inch rectangles of prefolded white cotton (with nifty blue edge stitching) will be pressed into service as wipes, spit-up cloths, emergency towels, bathroom rags, and more. For their intended use, folding instructions are on the back. –Richard Farr
Customer Review: READ THIS
FYI The current stock photo/picture that Amazon has here with this item has a blue stitching and the word gerber printed in blue. This is not what you will receive in the mail. I called Gerber and they told me that have discontinued that exact diaper. What they do send out is basically the same. Wash it first and you will find it softens up and absorbs just as well as the past diaper did it just looks slightly different. Target nor Amazon has changed their pictures of this item since Gerber’s changes occurred in Feb 08.
Customer Review: Gerber Diaper (Pre-folded)
The diapers are 100% cotton as advertised but it’s cheaper to buy them at Target as it saves the shipping charges.
Eleanor Powell

Munchkin Diaper Duty Organizer
Every mom could use an extra hand at changing time. This multi-tasking organizer puts all your changing essentials within reach and neatly arranged. It has 8 handy storage areas for every cream, lotion, powder and accessory you need, plus, a convenient diaper dispenser that keeps diapers from falling out. We all know that a neat table makes a happy mom!


Customer Review: saggy baggy diaper dumper
SAGS SO BADLY that it is mostly unusable. I rigged it with 10-12 safety pins but it still does not closely resemble the support shown in the photo
Customer Review: Wasn’t for me
I tried every which way to mount this organizer. I tried the loops, the velcro, and the straps. No matter what I tried, the organizer didn’t keep its shape. The wipe container was normal size, but the whole thing sagged from the weight, and the shelves just kept slanting so stuff fell out. The only thing that stayed in were the diapers, but I was hoping to fit a little of everything in it. I finally gave up and got a dresser top organizer which was much easier for me.

Bummis Waterproof Bag (Large 10 Gal. Diaper Pail-23″X22″) These are very multi-purpose! Presumably they are to be used as waterproof bags to carry soiled diapers. However, we use them for all sorts of things; bathing suits, lunches, snacks, etc. - you name it. Waterproof and colorful, they close with a drawstring and toggle. Please wash these bags in lukewarm water and either hang to dry or dry on air in the dryer. No bleach or whitening agents.
Customer Review: do the job
The bags came very fast! I got the large and small bags. The large bag is in a 5 gallon pail, and it fits fine. It is a lot smaller then what I thought it would be. Go larger if you want to fit more then about 10 diapers in the bag.
Customer Review: Not satisfied…bag leaks
I was not satisfied at all with this bag. It was not tall like it shows in the picture, it is short and wide. It also leaks. I am using it for cloth diapers in a diaper pail and it does not contain the wetness in the bag. When i picked the bag up out of the pail it was dripping. I will definitely be purchasing a different wetbag that will actually hold all the wetness inside. I would not recommend this product to anyone.

Gerber 12-Pack Prefold Birdseye 3-Ply Cloth Diapers with Padding - White These prefolded white diapers are made from 100 percent cotton, in a soft bird’s-eye weave, with an absorbent polyester pad inside that runs the length of the central fold. The diapers measure 14.5 by 20.5 inches. Folding instructions are on the package; wash using nonchlorine bleach. –Richard Farr
Customer Review: The best
These are awesome. They work great, I don’t know what I would do without them. Definately one of those items I never leave home without.
Customer Review: Diaper? Burp Cloth? Dish Towel? Won’t work in my house…
These burp clothes are extremely thin. They are so gauzy that you can see through them, so they won’t even work for a game of “peek-a-boo”! These were not thick enough for me to use as a burp cloth, let alone the “premium” diaper it is touted to be. These would not work in our house even as a dish cloth, let alone absorbing any type of baby mess!

Odorless Diaper Pail by Safety 1st To answer the first question on everyone’s mind. Yes indeed it is… odorless. This wondrous white contraption from Safety 1st lives up to its name by trapping even the stinkiest of nappies (around 18 to 24 in all) in a sealed bag within a deodorized compartment. The additional beauty of this odor-eater is that it uses standard 13-gallon kitchen garbage bags. Read: no refills (Can I get an amen?). It’s easy to use, with just three steps; after all, who has time to mess with a tricky diaper pail when you have a wiggly baby on your hip, anyway? A child-resistant lock keeps the lid in place and your toddling kid’s curiosity unfulfilled. This is an economical, easy to clean, and stink-free way to manage the dirtiest part of parenthood. –Melissa Wilson
Customer Review: Works good!
We purchased this diaper pail with our first son. We put all poopy diapers in baggies and tie them shut before placing them in the pail, and under normal circumstances would empty it once a week without a smell in the nursury.
We’re going on our second baby and I was wondering if the deoderizing part of this can be replaced at all. I haven’t seen them sold anywhere.
Customer Review: Works Great
I have used this diaper pail since we brought our son home over 3 years ago- it is now being used for his little sister. We didn’t have any odor problems, but, I will admit that we put poopy diapers in the garage with our son, but we started using cloth diapers with our daughter, so they all get put in together, with the poop dumped out of course. Getting a new deodorizer disk helped a lot, as did making sure that it gets emptied every 2-3 days.

Gerber 12-Pack Flatfold Birdseye Cloth Diapers - White Good for the environment and comfortable for baby, these flat, bird’s-eye weave cotton cloth diapers are made from tightly twisted yarns woven in a pattern to make them exceptionally durable and long lasting. Each diaper measures 27 inches square and can be folded to fit a baby of any size. Their single-ply construction makes these diapers quick to dry. Made of 100 percent cotton, they are reusable and make adequate large burping cloths and changing-table liners. Note: these diapers do not have an absorbent extra center fold. Machine washable and dryer safe. Twelve diapers per package. –Deb Oroszlan
Customer Review: I just don’t get disposables!!!
When the first of my children was born I bought 5 dozen birdseye diapers. I never thought cloth diapers to be a hassle, even though all of friends used disposables. They were always running to the store to buy diapers. I always had plenty. I saved tons of money. Washing diapers is no big deal to me. I got a kick out of so many of the reviews here talking about all of the uses for the cloth diapers — other than diapering. I would rather have soft cotton on my botton than paper. You don’t have to worry about chemicals or fragrances with cloth diapers — just use Ivory Snow. The “books” say not to use bleach, but when the diapers got dingy or stained I did use bleach following by three rinses. My kids are now grown and I am still using the diapers. They are the best thing to dry crystal, wash cars, and to use on your face. Pure cotton — can’t beat it.