ALVABABY 6 Pack Cloth Diaper with 12 Inserts One Size Adjustable Washable Reusable Diaper Cover for Baby Girls and Boys
$29.99
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Our story began in 2010. We unexpectedly discovered a cloth diaper on the Internet by accident, and recognized how superior it was to disposable diapers. Raising a child is expensive enough, and disposable diapers are waste money. So, we came up with the idea to make baby cloth diapers, to help families financially as well as to be kind to our environment.
How did we get our start?
As time went on, cloth diapers became more and more popular. In addition to purchasing cloth diapers for their own babies, many people began purchasing our cloth diapers to use as baby gifts for their friends or relatives.
What makes our products unique?
Giving attention and building self-esteem is such an important part of a baby’s development. Here at ALVABABY, we truly care about our customers.
Why do we love what we do?
We love our customers and think of them as not just our customers, but also as our friends.
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FASION & STYLISH －Why not get these reusable, washable super-absorbent and comfortable cloth nappies / diapers, which are also called modern cloth nappies (MCNs) or pocket nappies. For your baby, for the cost of buying disposable nappies, these reusable nappies and inserts will last you for a much longer period of time.
HIGH QUALITY, ADJUSTABLE, REUSABLE & WATERPROOF －Outer layer: polyester with waterproof and breathable TPU .It’s convenient for mammy to carry baby while taking a walk or doing chores. Inner layer: suede cloth inside, it does not hold moisture itself ,the moisture get drawn away to the insert to keep your baby dry . Insert: each diaper would come with two 3-layer inserts. Insert dimension approx 13.7” x 5.5”
SAVE MONEY & ONE SIZE－Our reusable cloth diapers are designed for families who require premium products. Suitable for babies and toddlers 3kg-15kg (6.6 – 33 pounds) (a rough guide for reference only) .Length of Diaper: 15” in length X 13” in width. One size fits all– you can adjust the diaper to your desired size (S,M or L) by snapping onto different rows of buttons on the nappy.
HAPPY BABY －Hip snaps and crossover snaps to prevent “wing droop”. Washable, waterproof and breathable.Comfortable elastic legging area to prevent leaking.
PACKING LIST: This pack includes six diapers and 12 inserts, can keep your baby dry and comfortable.
11 reviews for ALVABABY 6 Pack Cloth Diaper with 12 Inserts One Size Adjustable Washable Reusable Diaper Cover for Baby Girls and Boys
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Natalie –
Affordable cloth diapers that don’t leak!
Great affordable cloth diapers! I’ve been using these for a couple weeks now and have not had any leaks with urine or blowouts. Whereas with Nora nursery, which is more than 2x more expensive, I have leaks all the time. I know every baby is different but these are a great fit for my girl and I highly recommend!!
Kenedy –
Too cute
These diapers came exactly as described. Highly recommend this brand to anybody wanting to try out cloth diapers. They were very soft, very durable, they didn’t have no leakage.
B –
One diaper saves about a hundred per year also swim diapers
I bought 12, the inserts come in the packages and I was confused putting them on. For under a year old go ahead and presnap the middle of the front horizontally so it isn’t way up high, and fasten to leave only a couple snaps visible in the middle.I wash them regular warm with laundry sanitizer, I don’t dry them because they dry in about an hour if left hung over something. That’s the same method I use if I’m going to reuse it twice in one day, never overnight though for diaper rash which does well with these. Disposables seem to keep skin dryer when it comes to a cup of liquid but for 3 hours they may stay dryer. I tried inserts inside the diaper for dukes but gave up. I insert the regular cloth inside the diaper which should have been made clearer. Always take them out on a change and don’t reuse when diaper rash is a concern. Use alba natural patroleum to create a moisture barrier for skin and any adhesion and ad or similar ointment.They make great swim diapers if kids stay in the water and you get them out right away on a duke. I leave inserts out, if they duke and get in and out of the water stuff will start coming out but that’s true of most any diaper we used.Try to pre insert the inserts to make changes quick, but them on disposable stack to avoid temptation. I will usually use disposable overnight and first change in morning hoping to catch the early duke. Then save 4 diapers during the day with these for past year.They are a great deal because aside from wishing the bamboo liners didn’t bunch up so you could just scrap any dukes in a bag instead of me what I do which is grab with paper towel into a plastic bag then hose off and let dry. Also I use swim diapers in public pools for that reason.She likes them, but not too much for size 1 up to 4 months, but we used them more after 6 months because they seem to keep her dry with 3 hour or less changes. Disposables lead to diaper rashes past this length anyway. In her case about 30 minutes after a duke, so these help that too, because they hold it, but not the smell and not great if diaper is wet.I’d buy 12 and plan to wash them twice a week, and with pee ones you can do them with regular stuff and sanitizer. Saves about 40 diapers a week, or $20, and stretches that 150 pack from less than a month out to more than two months. That’s an extra maybe $300 bucks a year and almost 2,000 diapers kept out of the landfill. That’s almost the size of a minivan in plastic and synthetic stuff, where these have some of that they seem healthier and better overall.Oxiclean and spray and wash take out what appears to be darkening in the middle over the course of 30 uses.Also I recommend using a point system so that if you have to change a dookey diaper you can redeem these points with someone who also changes them for something simple and enjoyable. Pee diapers are just about as quick as disposables, except you have to hang them seperate, I used to do this in bathroom or outside and now I just put them over the waste bin by the air filter and may have lost a few. They dry quick.
Amazon Customer –
Great quality and so easy!
These Alvababy diapers are great! I’ve used them on my first baby for 8 months, and they definitely hold up after all that use and washing. I have researched a lot about cloth diapering, as I’m sure you have if you’re looking at this product. I’ll try to answer everything I wanted to know before buying these.Sizing: They were a bit too big for the newborn stage, so I ended up not using them for that stage (she was 6 1/2 lbs.); but when she reached about 8 lbs. they would work on the smallest snaps. I love that you can gradually work up and out as needed on the snap size. I’ve used the microfiber inserts the whole time, and as long as I make sure it’s not scrunched up inside the pocket, it works great to keep everything inside and dry. Since she began sleeping through the night (up to 12 hours!), I’ve used two inserts in the pocket, and the diaper doesn’t leak. I have found that one insert will over-saturate and leak after about 5 hours. The diapers are bulkier than disposable, which means that sometimes you need to size up on pants; but that’s not a problem, just an observation.Rashes and creams: We’ve experienced all the different kinds of rashes, but she’s also gotten them while using disposables, so I don’t think that has any particular link to cloth diapers; I think it just comes with the territory of wearing a diaper. 🙂 I’ve used various rash creams and ointments with these diapers (beeswax, petroleum, zinc…), and at first I noticed that the absorption was not as good and there was sometimes a smell after washing and drying. So I changed my washing procedure, and it took care of those problems and they absorb well and don’t smell.Cleaning care: When I take off a used diaper, I drop it into a wet bag that I keep hanging off the changing table. Wet ones go right in; when I was just breastfeeding her, soiled diapers went right in, too, because it is water soluble and washes right out, no stains or residue. Now that we’ve started solid foods and have been using formula, I shake solids off into the toilet, but I don’t scrape or rinse anything that doesn’t fall out. Then I put that diaper into the wet bag. As long as I keep on top of washing them every other day, they don’t stink up the room; but left too long, you know they do! 🙂 To wash, I dump them into the washing machine as is, and drop in the emptied wet bag. I add Tide’s liquid Free and Gentle, just up to the 1– too much soap causes a residue buildup and ruins absorption. I wash it with the hottest water and the fullest water setting (even though it’s a small-sized load) on the “super dirty” setting for the most agitation. Then I wash them again with a few changes: I do not add more soap, I turn the water level down, and the temperature to medium; this is more of a rinse cycle to make sure all the soap, creams, and any extra residue is removed. Finally, they go into the dryer on low heat, and they come out fresh and clean!Discoloration: After 8 months, the diapers still have no stains, even from a bright orange petroleum-based rash medication she was using for a few days. The inserts are beginning to get a darkened grey stain look, but so far their performance is still good. They are not as soft as they were at first, so I think in a few months I will have to retire them from service, but we’re not there yet. Of course, the diapers’ color is not as bright as at first, but you would expect that after washing them 50+ times. I’ve not had any stitches come apart, except a few spots on the microfiber inserts; but it doesn’t compromise their efficiency at all.Conclusion: As I said, this is an excellent diaper, simple to use even for someone who has never experienced cloth diapering before! I give them a hearty thumbs-up. May the beautiful flowers and patterns bring a smile to your face as you care for your sweet little one, even on the hardest days. Happy diapering! 🙂
charity mitchell –
They work
They are almost everything I wanted. Only thing I would change is I would order the ones with the black inserts because they absorb more and are smaller. I have to put two of the white ones in and they’re so thick for her tiny legs. They are great at holding everything in maybe a little too good. If you don’t put enough padding/inserts then they sit in their urine and just an hour or two is enough to give them a good rash. So just make sure you put enough padding
Amazon Customer –
Worth it
These work really well! Why better than the gerber old school diaper clothes and are thicker! More absorbent than gerber!
Jonathan corte –
Súper bonitosSe sienten de una calidad muy buenaExcelente producto
Dulcinea –
Muy buenos pañales. Estoy sorprendida de lo fácil que se les quitan las manchas a las cubiertas con solo ponerlas al sol. Los insertos (vienen con los blancos de micro fibra) sí se manchan, pero con vanish las he quitado sin mayor problema.
Jose Roberto Maldonado Davizón –
Súper recomendables
eduardo rojo –
hola alguien me podria ayudar estoy teniendo problemas con los pañales alva baby se trasmina todo le di las lavadas que me indicaba y solo una absorbieron super bien del sugundo uso mi bebe se moja toda hasta la ropa no entiendo que esta pasandooo lo ajusto bien y no pasan ni dos horas y anda toda mojada
Chloe Freeman –
These were the first reusable nappies I purchased and used, and are still a go to for our household. Minimal links, they fit him great and are easy to add extra absorbency if needed. The material is high quality too.