Charlie Banana Cloth Diapers, Reusable, Washable, Adjustable One Size Diaper, for Babies and Toddlers, with Absorbent Inserts - Counting Sheep, 3 Pack

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 have tried many different brands/styles of cloth diapers and I absolutely love Charlie bananas for the newborn stage because of the adjustable legs. I did not realize the elastic around the leg holes was adjustable until I purchased a brand new box and then I checked the used Charlie bananas that were given to me and realized they all had them. These are my favorite for outdoor excursions and overnights so that there is absolutely no leaking because of loose leg holes. A little on the pricier side but worth every penny. The little extra you might spend on this brand you will definitely save on supplies and water from washing extra clothes and diapers from leaks/blow outs over time.

Nice but so bulky

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.

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

We cloth diaper nearly full-time, and this was my first time using a diaper from Charlie Banana. The company has a strong eco-friendly focus, which I really appreciate. We've used the CB diapers now for a couple months to get a good feel for them. The diaper has several characteristics that set it apart: - The diaper has a front-loading pocket, eliminating the step of tucking the liner the back to prevent leaks. - The rise is done with adjustable elastic instead of snaps. This gives you total freedom in setting the perfect rise for your baby, which is incredible. It is a bit difficult to adjust the rise, but that means it doesn't slip easily. And adjusting the rise is done infrequently anyway. The downside is that there is a lumpiness in the front when the rise is tightened, because there's natural folding that you get with snaps. The totally custom rise far out ways the appearance of lumps. - The inserts are very thick compared to classic microfiber inserts. The serged borders of the liners really like to curl up all around after washing, which is annoying, but it smooths out easily with my hands. The absorbency is excellent. Because these are thicker liners, overall the diaper has a "fluffier" look. They're also much warmer feeling when they fill up. Maybe not the best summer diapers. - Both the diaper and the inserts have gigantic blue tags on them, and the blue is visible through lighter colored fabric. It shouldn't be a big deal, but it's surprising how annoying those tags are when stuffing diapers. I might have to cut them off. I would rather have a card with instructions instead of ginormous tags. Overall, these are very high quality diapers, and I'm happy to have them in my collection. That being said, are these diapers worth the cost of 4-6 cheaper diapers? Honestly, not to me. The quality is fantastic, but I've found a larger number of lower-budget diapers to be a more practical investment.

My daughter is getting close to two years old. Her diaper is at night get rather wet and full and often leak. I was looking for a good solution that would keep her rash free and hold her overnight potty. I will admit the idea of cloth diapering overwhelmed me at first, but it was a very simple learning curve. These diapers had an instructional video you could go watch and everything about the way you adjust them and snap them together is very easy even for a beginner. The patterns are adorable and everything is well sewn. Now let’s get down to the important facts. Do these absorb well? Absolutely I’ve been using them for over a week now just at nights and we have had not one single leak. We have no nighttime redness either. My issue has been solved. Are they easy to wash? I have not had to do a number to diaper yet, so I cannot speak on that but as far as a very full nighttime diaper… Absolutely. I just separate them throw them in the wash and hang dry them. They don’t have residual stink. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with these. I cannot fully switch to cloth diapering, full-time as I need the convenience of disposables during the day , but if I was going to switch, I would absolutely buy more of these brand. Everything about them was easy, comfortable and perfect for my daughter.

These reusable diapers are lovely, and they feel incredibly comfortable. They are soft and fit my baby nicely. I also like the adjustable straps so that they can be used for more than a few months, that adds value to them, but $70 (at the time of this review) for three diapers is quite expensive to me. I, like most people, have to change my newborn more than three times a day so I would need a few more packs of these to have enough for one day, and to be honest, I cannot fathom spending hundreds of dollars on them when there are cheaper options out there. The designs are super cute though, I love that about them, and I've had no issues with leaks.