Customer Reviews

Swaddlebees One-size Organic Velour Fitted Cloth Diaper

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I love these diapers. I only use both the doublers at night so during the day with just the one doubler they arent bulky really at all. I can see that the leg holes would be to large for a newborn but by 4-5 months on these are excellent diapers. They fit my 9 month old and my 3 month old perfectly.

worth it. they will fit her probably going into a year. they didn't fit her right away when she was 2 and 3 months-so it's not really one size fits- the leg holes were too big but they fit her great now and will for months and months to come- very bulky diapers though with all the layers- so i only put them on her when it's warm in the house and she doesn't have to wear pants.

This diaper is great. I can't imagine a newborn wearing it, so the one-size isn't quite accurate until they start to get a good amount of weight on them, but it will certainly last a while hopefully through potty training. I've only had it few about a week so I don't know how soft it'll stay after repeat washes, but it is very soft now! And, I'm able to leave my baby without a diaper cover for a while without it getting wet on the outside. Although, for extended/overnight wear or heavy wetters, a diaper cover is a must. It's not waterproof by any means, but it is absorbent. I'm going to buy one more. :)

I bought several different types and brands of diapers and these are one of the better ones i have used. They are very soft inside and out, with the advantage of being organic. I bought the Sage color-very pretty. I'm not sure if it comes in any other colors. They dry fast, only one time through the dryer. They are narrow through the legs. For a one size diaper it is very trim. It fits my 4 month old great (i use the medium setting). Seems well made.
Very absorbent, i have never had to use the doubler ( but i haven't put it on my son at night). Liner and doubler snap in to they stay put
I use the Swaddlebees wool cover.

Cons so far:
They are expensive.