GroVia Stay Dry Reusable Booster for Baby Cloth Diapering Hybrid Diaper Shell (2 Count)

My baby started to out pee her AIOs and hybrid soakers so we decided it was time for a booster. I'm glad we stuck with Grovia (90% of our diapers are Grovia) as these are awesome. They've solved my leak problem! Going to have to buy more! They're highly absorbent and soft like the rest of the diapers etc. it arrived packed nicely so nothing could dirty it, well wrapped. Shipped and arrived on time as expected. Would recommend the product and the seller.

I am a Stay at home Mother so my choice to cloth diaper was made more out of trying to save our budget than anything. I started using these diapers when they were called GroBabies. They've recently become "Gro Via" but are the same products. I compared for hours in a local shop that carried several brands of cloth diapers, we looked at Snaps/Pockets/Pre-Folds and basically any other brand we could. What drew me into this particular brand though was the convenience. My boys can generally last an entire day on one shell, with just changing the inserts. A pocket diaper you have to change the entire thing. This means I can get by on 5 shells and about 15 soakers per child in about a day and a half/two days. It's been a huge budget saver, but I have also noticed my children hardly ever get a diaper rash. I also love the ability for the diapers to "Grow" with my children with their snap features. Admittedly I had preemie children so it wasn't until my babies were in huggies size 1 that we could start using our cloth diapers but it all worked out. I have some friends that had 8 pound children who said their daughter was able to wear her diapers immediately. I love the ability to add in some extra soakers as needed too! My babies started out in them at about 2 months (When they gained enough weight) and my 18 month old still uses his. I will also add that my oldest is starting to potty train at 18 months old because he knows he is wet, and doesn't like it. So that was a nice perk! I bought 5 shells, and 15 soakers (20 in total because 5 soakers came with the shells) and those lasted my 18 month old from 2 months to now. When our second son arrived I ordered his also, and he is still wearing his obviously. We wash diapers about every other day.

They are amazing. My son doesn’t leak when i use these in his cloth diapers for overnight. I definitely suggest buying them.

These really help give that extra tad bit of absorbency you need sometimes at night. I recommend them. I did not try another boosters, though, so I can't compare. I did occasionally use an infant-sized prefold as a booster and that worked okay, but not as well as this. The prefold was significantly cheaper, though. The booster definitely did a better job, but if money is your main concern there are cheaper options.This booster, like everything from Grovia, in my opinion, seems of good quality construction. The material is soft and doesn't feel that wet, even when it is completely soaked. We only had 2 of these in our rotation and they have stood up to a lot of use and still look practically new. They seem to be able to absorb a lot of liquid.

I absolutely LOVE these boosters. I use Blueberry simplex diapers on my son and he is a heavy wetter because he pees through everything else. l love the ease of use of the one size all in one simplexes, but even though they have a lot of layers of cotton, they aren't enough to keep him from leaking. So I have one of these in each one of my blueberry simplexes. I've read on other websites that each one of these can absorb up to 3 ounces of liquid, which is great for us! I put one in his diapers and we're good to go, he even naps in these. The stay dry top is just a layer of fleece, which makes it soft and feels dry to the touch. Get these, they are amazing!

I haven't needed any extra absorbancy with the GroVia soaker pads so far, and these boosters were just sitting in my drawer... until I started potty training. I constantly check and change her diapers so she won't get used to feeling of a wet bottom. When I ran out of soaker pads, I started placing these in the shells. They are very soft, skinnier and thinner than the soaker pads but work well to hold just a bit of urine (for my six-month-old). In fact, they are pretty much the top layer of the GroVia soaker pads. Because they are cotton and allow the baby to feel the wetness, they help the baby become more aware of when they need to go potty.

Gives my baby a rash that we cannot shake. Has no absorbency so when he pees it rubs on his skin when he kicks. I end up having to change him every 30 minutes if not more and leave him naked ALOT. Spent more then $400 on the whole organic set up including the night time organic soakers, just to not be able to use it once my baby hit 4 months old and could move his legs a lot. Do not buy. Go with something that has hemp, bamboo or microfiber.

These are great if you want to boost your absorbency without causing so much bulk. They really do feel dry against baby so that’s always a plus. I will say that you should prep them well. For sure wash 4-6 times and you’re good to go. It seems like a lot of work but worth it when cloth diapering.