Amazing Baby Hybrid Cloth Diaper Cover/Swim Diaper, Newborn, Sz 1 (8-15 lbs), Use Boosties Disposable or Reusable Inserts, Blue Jean, SmartNappy Set: Cover + Tri-Fold + Booster Pad

I bought the blue jeans ones because they were cute, but they are now my favorite diapers on our stash and I bought another one because I like them so much. Love the two waterproof layers, soft shell, look and feel, and Velcro closure. You can use any kind of diaper insert with the shell- the ones it comes with are nice but expensive compared to other options. They really feel secure and my baby seems comfortable wearing them. My only complaints are: 1) The way it is sewn together means the elastic will be difficult to replace when it gets relaxed 2) The elastic has a fabric type covering for comfort which absorbs poop/pee (ie it stains) and gets pulled/frayed by the Velcro tabs if they are not secured properly before going in the wash. 3) these diaper covers are more expensive than other brands and you can’t buy just the shell without the inserts. Due to the aforementioned issues, they might not last for more than one kid.

My daughter was born with hip dysplasia and needed surgery to be corrected, I used the liner of these diapers to cover her cast and hold in the other diaper inside the cast. Works wonderfully and saves me money on buying 2 different packs of diapers. The inserts I use as burp clothes. The designs are too cute too!

Great cloth diaper! This is the best I've used. Lasts a couple of hours without leaks. Comfortable, not too bulky and fits my skinny baby. My 6 month old is very skinny and 16 lbs. He'll fit in the one that goes up to 15 lbs for a while longer. Also great at not staining. Very minimal and I haven't even tried removing the stains yet. Highly recommend this diaper!!

Great design with no leeks! I only wish there were a snap option.

The sized option is perfect and I love that there is no bulky fold and snap down rise to fumble with that bunches against baby’s legs. Very easy for anyone who is used to a disposable. Leak proof, easy to wash and I love that you can use any insert you want.

I really wanted to love these- I was so excited to order the first two sizes while waiting for baby #2 to arrive. Unfortunately, the soft inner gausets, while extremely comfortable looking for a brand new newborn, absorbed liquid every time the baby goes, meaning the cover needs changed every time. I am still using the quilted inserts for the "stay dry feel" aspect at night as my baby is very sensitive to feeling wet. I found rumparooz covers (newborn size still at his current 13+ pounds at 9 weeks old, and adding in one-size size starting around 11 pounds) with basically any prefold cloth diaper you like is working perfectly. Old school Gerber prefolds were (are) perfect in the newborn covers as far as not being too bulky for baby, and very cost effective. The cover rarely gets soiled and needs swapped but it depends on how many large poops. Some days we need 4 covers, other days I'm only swapping out the cover at bedtime to make myself feel like he's fresh for night time mode. These next gen hybrids seemed like a great idea at the time and the smallest size did fit my 6lb14oz baby boy from birth perfectly, and allowed plenty of room for his umbilical cord stump (and clamp). The faux jean design was so so cute! You just have to bank on needing a fresh cover every change. If you're fine with one cover per change, these are fantastic. These methods, next gen hybrid and rumparooz, are both way way better than pocket diapers (which I used on baby #1 until she potty trained at 18 mo) as far as leaks. Pocket diaper let the pee roll around on the pocket surface while it worked on absorbing into the insert- these methods with a cotton diaper directly on the skin allows the liquids to be quickly absorbed without risk of running too close to the outside edges! I wish I had been brave enough to go old school with baby #1!!

I have had much fewer leakers since I started using these cloth diapers. Previously I used pocket diapers (mama koala and Alva baby) and always had issues with leaks. However, the elastic liner does seem to always be wet and discolours easily even when I soak them with stain remover. Also be sure to secure the Velcro to the appropriate place when washing, otherwise it sticks and pulls the fabric leaving marks. I’ve used my own cotton liners and they work fine. But, if you’re willing to pay for them, the SmartNappy liners are amazing. I use them at bed time with the extra absorption pad.

Cute diaper. We only have this one diaper. I really wanted a denim looking hybrid diaper. People were buying all the diapers after the covid19 pandemic. Got the diaper and the hybrid disposable inserts. I'll update on the inserts later. * Update. Love using this diaper. We use both the disposable and this hybrid goes on after he poops. I want to order more. Gonna need to size up because my baby is growing so fast.