ALVABABY6pcs with 12 Inserts Baby Cloth Diapers Pocket Newborn Diaper for Less Than 12pounds Baby Snaps Cloth Diapers Nappy

We love these diapers! We bought 1 set of these initially to try them out, and came back to buy 2 more sets so we have 18 total. They are perfect for our newborn who is way too small for the full size BG diapers we had bought before he was born. We waited til he was 8 pounds like we were told but still there was no way the full size cloth diapers would fit him, so we started looking at new born cloth diapers. These fit him perfectly with the snaps adjusted, and we like the colors. We have not had a single blow out since he started using these. He has leaked (wet only) twice but that was because I didn't notice the inserts were sticking out of hte pocket in the back so his clothes were wicking moisture from the inserts. They clean up nice. I washed them in hot water 5 times before I started using them on him and haven't had any trouble with absorption. There's a million different suggestions for washing cloth diapers, but one thing I saw over and over was to never put the pockets in the dryer, only the inserts, so we've been doing that.The only negative I've noticed is some quality control issues in that even though I bought them all at the same time, one diaper might be a tad smaller or larger than the next so I can't snap them all quite the same around his waist, and some of the inserts are harder to fit in than others because the inserts are different lengths and because the crotch of the diaper is narrower on some than others.Other than that they all seem to be sewn well and nothing has come apart so far. And yes, like other reviews say, the crotch width is narrow so it is tight to stuff the inserts if you don't have smaller hands. It is supposed to be a smaller diaper so I don't think you can count this as a negative.I haven't had any troubles. Even with these slight negatives, I saved over $200 buying these vs a name brand so I'm very happy to put up with the small inconveniences.

We’ve been using these and Bumgenius xs AIO cloth diaps for our daughter since her umbilical cord fell off at about 8 days old. She was 7lbs 12.9oz at birth and was 7lbs 3oz at her last check up at 8 days old and these fit great. We do snap the front down as they’re a bit too big at the full size but we have the waist snaps as loose as they can go so I’m hoping they’ll fit for at least another month.I was hesitant to invest in a bunch of newborn diapers but ended up buying 3 packs of 6 of the Alva baby newborn diapers for 18 total, plus 24 bumgenius xs aio diapers 2nd hand, 8 bumgenius xs bamboo fitted diapers and 2 covers also 2nd hand.That has been a decent amount of newborn diapers, we go through about 20 diapers a day and can stretch laundry 2 days. I’d recommend buying at least 36 if you want to be able to do laundry every other day but you could get by with 18-24 if you plan on washing every day.These Alva baby diapers actually hold liquid better than the bumgenius but I like the hook and loop closure on the bumgenius better since it makes it so fast to do diaper changes and I don’t have to stuff those. They’re easier for my husband and my MIL to change since they’re so similar to disposables. But I had to invest on boosters for the bumgenius diapers since they’re AIO’s and it’s not as easy to customize absorbency like it is with these. We’ve had multiple leaks with the bumgenius so I’ve had to wash her bassinet sheets a bunch of times and we haven’t had any leaks with these. I double stuff a few of the Alva baby diapers for night time and we just do one insert during the day. I’m not crazy about the microfiber inserts but they work for the newborn stage; we’ll probably need to get bamboo inserts for when we move on to one size diapers since the microfiber isn’t the best.These are a great deal and I think we’ll actually save money on diapers even in the newborn stage. By the time we’d started using cloth at 8 days old we had gone through 5 small packs of Pampers newborn diapers which are super expensive, I think we honestly would have paid more on disposables if we’d used newborn and size ones instead of these and other 2nd hand cloth diapers.I’ve already bought a huge stash of bumgenius AIO one size diapers but if I didn’t have those I would have bought Alva baby one size for when she’s bigger. If you’re looking to do cloth in the newborn stage these are a good option and not very expensive! With diapers from the hospital and diaper samples sent in baby sample boxes we only had to buy a few packages to get her through the stage with her umbilical cord but you could also probably just fold the front of the diaper down!

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