Cloth Diaper – Smart Bottoms Smart One 3.1 – All-in-One – 100% Organic Cotton Interior – 10-35lbs … (Basic White)

I'm still working on prepping and getting use to these. They are my favorite feeling diaper, they are so soft and leave the fewest marks on my baby. Her skin actually looks better after wearing these. We're probably on wash 10 and they do absorb most but I am getting wicking through to the front of the cover. I think you have to get the elastic set just right so I stretch and roll it (never while warm wet) before putting them away into our diaper stash. Since doing this we haven't had a leak again but do have a little wicking. I have a large assortment of brands and it so happens we haven't had a poo in these yet so I can't say how well they'd do, I'm actually pretty nervous about it because they don't have a double gusset and my baby has BIG poops. GMD fitteds hold them well though with a thirsties duo wrap (that's triple gusset power!).

I actually really like it, it’s pretty absorbent(especially for my medium wetter) it took four washes to prepare but it washes well! I had read a few review after buying and was a little hesitant about it but it worked out perfectly! I wish it had leg gussets though!

This diaper is great and I love the quality. The waterproof fabric is nice and soft, not stiff like some other brands I have. The snaps, stitching and organic cotton inside the diaper are all well made, sturdy and very soft. That being said it takes many washes to get this diaper to be as absorbent as needed. I tossed it in the wash anytime I was doing a load of laundry to speed up the process. My son is not a heavy wetter, and even after about 8 washes this diaper was leaking (it would leak with one pee, like the urine was just running right off, and he gets changed every 2 hours). Now that its been washed maybe double that, its working just as I was hoping it would. The cotton does pill a little but that's not an issue for me. I hang dry, and then put in the dryer on AIR FLUFF (no heat) for 20 minutes with my other AIO's to soften them because the cotton gets a little stiff from air drying. At first I didn't really like the way the leg elastics were, I think they are called rolled elastics, but after using for a little while I have changed my mind. They are very gentle on babies soft skin and they don't leave marks. They are still tight enough to prevent leaks and blowouts though. I would definitely recommend this diaper, and I hope I can get a few more in the future as well.

We really love these diapers. The fit is good and they are really pretty. BUT the diapers have to be washed 8-10 times before use. Cloth diapers have to be washed several times before use, but 8-10 times is a bit much. For the price, they should come ready to go.

The pattern isn't as pictured. The dinosaurs on the back are upside down when worn.

These were the first cloth diaper brand we used and are still our favorite All In One(AIO) diaper brand 6 years later. They are so easy to use, even your partners, the grandparents, and care givers will be able to cloth diaper like a pro. Let me tell you why these diapers are great:-Cute prints- Absorbent- Easy to use- Closet to a disposable because everything is attached-Eco friendly-USA based, Mom run business- Organic Cotton- Very trim and not bulky- Long lasting(the ones I bought new are still going strong after 3-6 years and even most of my used ones are still good enough to use)Now not every diaper is perfect so I'll address some issues or problems you might run into, including ones you'll read in the reviews.- When you buy this diaper brand new, you need to wash it a few times to remove the natural oils from the organic cotton. 8-10 washes is recommended, but I've washed them twice and started using them. You may have to change a bit more frequently in the beginning, but they will increase in absorbancy with every wash. If you want something with no prep, check out their Dream style diaper.- Just like when you buy clothing with a print, the print isn't going to be perfectly placed. The fabric is cut in such a way to create the least amount of waste, so could you get a bum print with everything upside down? Yes. Could your bum print be perfectly placed with matching designs on the tabs? Yes! The point is, don't expect your diaper print to look like the stock photo.-AIO diapers are usually a what you see is what you get in absorbancy since everything is attached. There is some room to add an extra insert for more absorbancy, but if you get too crazy you'll create gaps which lead to leaks. If you have a heavy wetter, you may need a different style. The Dream style diaper may offer more options for customizing absorbancy.- The attached long tongue it's both a blessing and a curse. The length is great to allow you fold it in different ways to give you extra absorbency in more needed area(ie: more in front for boys), but the length can also be a pain when spraying off poopy diapers.-Remember cloth diapers aren't disposables and should be changed every 1.5 -2 hours. If you have a heavy wetter, it could be more often. If you want diapers all night, you'll need more absorbancy than this diaper alone provides.Bottom Line:If you want a really trim diaper that has cute prints, is easy to use, and will last you years keeping mountains of diapers out of the landfill, I'd give these a try.

These things are terrible. Went with Grovia diapers. They soak right through no matter how many times you prep them. Don’t buy. Waste of money.

For a $30 diaper, this diaper will greatly disappoint. After you wash it 12-16 times for it to be “prepped”, you will still need to use a hefty booster with it. Only holds about 8oz of liquids which is nothing. Also, they have been dealing with delaminating issues which for such an expensive product should not be happening. Steer clear!