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Ulitmate List of Cloth Diaper Reviews

Cloth Diaper options are endless and choosing the right cloth diaper can be daunting. How do you know what is the best cloth diaper? The most organic cloth diaper? Or the easiest to use cloth diaper? Only you know that.

All of these cloth diaper brands still exist today because people love them. There are loyal fans who continue to use these diapers and rave about them.

Personally, I love all the cloth diapers. My cloth diaper stash is extensive because of my passion for trying everything, and my lack of brand loyalty.

Check out the wide selection of cloth diaper reviews and comparisons at the links below. If there’s a cloth diaper I haven’t reviewed or compared, leave a comment and let’s connect. Cloth diaper reviews help you make a decision for your family. If you’re torn between a few diapers, my recommendation is to buy the print you love. Start with that and go from there because different cloth diapers work best for different people and it’s hard to know if you’ll be that person until you try it.

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Newborn Cloth Diapers

Deciding to cloth diaper a newborn is tough. There are a lot of variables at play. For moms who make average sized big babies like me, newborn cloth diapering might not be the best economical choice. Check out how newborn cloth diapers fit at 12 pounds and then find out my secret for night time diapering.

OS All in One Cloth Diapers

All in one cloth diapers offer the luxury of simplicity. Or do they? While simple and straightforward, these cloth diapers sometimes make a little extra work with rolling elastics or tucking in tongues. Several times in my cloth diapering days I have enthusiastically embraced an exclusively all in one cloth diaper stash, and give them up. All in One Cloth Diapers are affectionally known as an AIO and frequently more expensive than other cloth diaper options.

Check out how all in one cloth diapers fit at 30 pounds. 

OS Pocket Diapers

Pocket cloth diapers are known for their pocket like interior. These cloth diapers feature an opening in the diaper where you place your choice of absorbent material. Openings can be found at the front, back or even the middle of the cloth diaper. Different material from microfibre to prefolds or even flat cloth diapers are then inserted and the diaper is snapped on.

Check out how one size pockets and cover cloth diapers fit my toddler at 30 pounds. 

Fitted Diapers

Fitted cloth diapers are the perfect solution for many cloth diaper families faced with the challenge of a heavy wetting child. Use them at night or during the day, fitted cloth diapers can be a luxurious cloth diapering experience. You will need a wool, fleece, or pul/tpu cover to make them waterproof.

  • Sweet Pea Fitted Cloth Diaper
  • Sustainablebabyish OS Snapless
  • Sustainablebabyish OBF Size M
  • Sustainablebabyish OS Velour Happy Little Clouds
  • Nuggles Size 2 Fitted

Covers & Shells

Cloth Diaper Covers, or sometimes known as shells, is one of the most economical and budget-friendly strategies for cloth diapering. these easy to use cloth diapers just need to have the insert rotated out during the day and laundered when soiled. Some diapers come with custom inserts while others are more versatile. Cloth Diaper covers are one of my personal favourite cloth diaper styles and I heavily rely on my Omaiki Cabrio as an Omaiki Brand Ambassador.

Other Absorbency Materials

Cloth Training Pants

Other Cloth Diaper Products & Accessories

Cloth diapering can require more things to make the experience what you need it. Truth be told, none of theseitemss are really required but rather options to hlep meet your needs when diapering.

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