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HomeOrganic Baby ApparelOrganic Baby SocksUnder The Nile Pre-Fold Diaper 4 Pack, Natural 14"x18" |
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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Great Diaper May 09, 2010
Beats the dickens out of through away disposable and the baby never gets diaper rash
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Best quality cloth diaper Apr 26, 2010
I've tried several different types of cloth diapers in my journey to being a little greener and saving a little green. They all start off pretty decent but then lose their thickness and become quite rough on my daughters skin. I came upon these and although very interested based on the description, the price scared me. I went for it anyway and good gracious I am so happy I did. These diapers are so soft and gentle on baby skin that I never worry about my little one getting irritated. They also absorb such a crazy amount of urine that I never worry about waiting an extra 15 minutes to change her diaper if I'm in the middle of laundry or cooking. I have never had an accident or a bad experience and can't wait to replace all my cloth diapers with ones from Under the Nile.
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 Very Long Jan 07, 2010
I'm new to cloth diapering so take my review with a grain of salt. I really like how these prefolds feel, they are soft and seem to absorb well. However, they are really long (and I am not sure if all prefolds run in such a big size) - which is probably great for older babies, but too big for my 2 month old. We wanted to use these since she was born but they spread her legs out too far then, but now they are still too long (from mid-back to mid-belly) on her and won't fit into the newborn diaper covers either. So the description says you can fold them into any size, but when you do that they become way too bulky and inhibit mobility in my baby. I have a serger sewing machine so I can resize them if I need to, but if you don't then you may want to buy something smaller for a small baby - which pretty much sucks cause that means having to buy larger ones later on. I guess it's still cheaper than disposable diapers.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
The best pre-folds Apr 27, 2008
These are the nicest pre-folds I have ever seen (or touched). They absorb a lot and are very soft and full.
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