Cloth Diaper Review | Comparing 5 Brands | Amazon Finds

[@kellie5138]

Im just starting out. I'm sorry people were so hateful to you... Positive criticism is the best way to go when you disagree with someone and want to educate them. There's no reason to be hateful y'all. We are all mommas here, doing the best we can. Thank you so much for even taking the time to make a review video hun!

[@lizzy5437]

Right? We have so much against us already as it is. Women need to stick together! 😤

[@sondrareher5059]

Just a friendly FYI: the diapers are lined with microsuede generally and the inserts are microfibre. Microfibre can never be placed directly against a babies skin because it will wick all the moisture out of their skin, important to know for anyone using microfibre material.

[@valnoza1519]

yes! as a new parent and new to cloth diapering i learned this the hard way as my baby got a bad diaper rash from microfiber touching his sensitive skin! Very important to inform others

[@magicmegan4290]

I haven't birthed my kid yet, but as a professional cleaner I know that microfiber doesn't absorb well, it keeps water on it's surface like a microfiber bathrobe that makes you feel wet and cold after you put it on from the shower. (Unlike terry cotton which absorbed & dries surfaces.) Tis means microfiber will keep baby's skin wet and then chapped and rashy!

[@daniellemarcano-buckler6575]

That's a really good point! Especially when some Amazon listings claim (incorrectly) that you can put the insert directly under baby's bottom instead of (or in addition to) in the pocket...fine with cotton, bamboo, or hemp, but not a good idea with microfiber.

[@ariebeston187]

F the haters, I liked your review, and I used the fuzzibunz pocket diapers for years as a nanny and had no issue what so ever with the micro fleece lining of the pocket causing any diaper rash what so ever...?? Thanks for giving your honest feedback and experiencing. I found it super helpful!

[@mogchi]

Thanks!

[@sarahchacon7425]

Great information! Thanks!

[@danielleburkhart1409]

Thank you for sharing your experiences! I realy appreciate it.

[@magicmegan4290]

Good review and thank you for including prices.

[@Socallitseattle206]

I’m going to trust your video and come back and review after I purchase

[@mleanca]

This is video is so helpful!!! Thank you so much!

[@jameekaholland4165]

Thanks, for this!

[@courtneystallworth4664]

Super helpful! Thank you!

[@nicholethomas4675]

Could you list some of the links to the different diapers?

[@anastasiad.d3165]

Great video

[@ashleyridenour6373]

I was expecting a review of the same style different brands. It’s really hard to get a good comparison when your comparing all in ones with pocket diapers and also you have natural diapers your comparing with diapers with synthetic fibers. If your looking for affordable diapers you should get covers with flats or even inserts. All in one and pockets are much more expensive because they have more materials. The thirsties diaper was a natural which has only hemp and cotton there regular all in ones are very absorbent. I’m sad you never talked about leaks

[@mamajohnson50]

Great Video Thanks!

[@elektradelatorre8352]

Holy crap and I thought the beauty community was savage 🙄 . They want you to be an expert

[@mogchi]

Right?!

[@PerformanceCoachUniversity]

seriously.. give her a break.

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[@savannahhoward3960]

Girl the are microfiber 🙄 and you don’t throw inserts away because of staining. You dampen them and put in the sun. Also bumgenius elastics don’t last long so buying them used isn’t a good idea. It’s better if you do research before making videos.

[@cheyennelowry1206]

Poor review, you don’t really know a lot about cloth diapers. Pocket diapers typically have micro fleece lining as you CANNOT put microfibre against babies skin. If you’re giving reviews I feel like you should at minimum know the names of different types of diapers and different fabrics.

[@gabrielpalka6587]

Come on. I prefer to stay with the positive reinforcement criticism.Although as you cited: " Pocket diapers typically have micro fleece lining as you CANNOT put microfiber against baby's skin."i believe one can learn a lot from each review/ Let's give Mogchi some credit for her effort.

[@khadscott7172]

Poor review