Thank you for this comment. More people need to see it. I found out I was using the inserts wrong. My baby was getting rashes so I started using prefolds with them. I didn't like that because it made them super bulky. Now all I have to do is flip them.

They only have 1 size. It's adjustable for 8-35 pounds. All the snap buttons in the front help it go from a larger diaper cover to a smaller one.

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@@chinjuchackochan6175 I know! I'm just so excited to be using the Flip diaper covers.

Martha Sarai Frost they should not stink! Are you saying that the covers always get soiled each time you use them? Or just that the covers stink in general? If so, you probably need to strip them.

They don't smell when they are freshly washed, but after they get soiled, they have a strong smell that becomes more apparent the less layers of clothing my baby's wearing. It's even worse in the morning because he wears the same diaper over night. It's been like this from the very beginning when they were brand new. I've only been cloth diapering for about 2 months.

Could be ammonia build up. Or when diapers smell clean out of the wash but smell as soon as baby pees that usually means insufficient washing routine.

I thought the same thing :) I'm sure you have an answer by now, but a Snappy is what you use on the pre-folds instead of a safety pin :) Here is a link to some on Amazon. www.amazon.com/Toddler-3-Pack-Snappi-Diaper-Fasteners/dp/B071G6FXGK/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=cloth+diaper+snappyy&qid=1552943313&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spell-spons&psc=1

Again, I'm sure you have an answer by now, but they look like Green Mountain pre-folds. They color code the stitching around the sides so you know what size you're grabbing. Pretty cool! www.greenmountaindiapers.com/products/cloth-eez-prefold-diapers-unbleached?variant=28007718856

Thanks for the comment! Yes, it can be difficult deciding what is most cost effective if you aren't having more kiddos. But I do agree that the OS are just HUGE for quite a few months! Which is why I decided to get the newborns for my 2nd child. Most I got off of FB cloth diaper sale pages. I asked them a ton of questions about how they washed/cared for them and then stripped them when I got them. $9 sounds pretty good for the smart bottoms! My simplex lasted at LEAST 3 months longer then the Smart Bottoms so if you are going to buy anything new I would make it the Newborn Simplex. Maybe add them to a diaper registry?

Thanks so much for the shout out! Glad you liked it!

Hello! No, I do not but I would love to review them!

Thanks Nicolette! Very nice of you! There will be more coming very soon. Anything specific that you would like to see?

Aren't they awesome!? My favorite too! Congrats on the new baby! Which patterns did you get?

For sure! What video would you be interested in my making next?

Hello! I have personally never used the one size. I have only used the newborn ones. They seem to have the cutest prints don't they? Unfortunately the newborn didn't work well for my baby so I never bought the one size ones. I'm not opposed to trying it out-they are just one of the most expensive diapers out there. I also don't love that you have to snap in and unsnap the insert- it's a lot of extra time when you are trying to wash and put away 30 diapers- and also when you are spraying them down.

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It's amazing how much water you can use just prepping new diapers! I hear ya! My cost consolation overall is knowing that many babies will use these diapers in our family and overtime it will be it will be pennies compared to buying disposables- especially once you are done purchasing your stash!

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