Doodles Collection: bumGenius Elemental 3.0 All-in-One One-Size Cloth Diaper with Organic Cotton (Success)

I love these diapers. We're initially purchased 12 to try out and end up buying 24 more. They look great, they are easy to use, and we have had no leaks. They are so absorbent. Much better than all the disposable ones we used while our son read growing into these.I like the buttons on them. My husband likes that he doesn't have to stuff them. They are just as easy to use as disposable.We end up doing laundry every other day. My husband has a special wash he uses to make sure they get clean.I like that they are cotton. I did some reading and decided that was the fabric for us.

This is my least favorite of my diapers (mix of Baby Goal pockets, Bumgenius AIO, Thirsties AIO, Rumparoos Pockets). The problem with the organic fibers is that they don't wick away moisture AT ALL. Means the wetness stays against the baby's skin, keeping a damp and rash-producing environment. When I wrote to Cotton Babies about it, I was recommended to try putting a fleece liner inside. But this defeats the purpose if you want to have organic fabric against your baby's skin. It's also one more thing to purchase when the diapers themselves are pushing thirty bucks a piece.The thirsties AIO organic cotton diaper has the same problem, but at least the layers inside are only affixed on one side, so that you can air it out to dry. The liners inside of this diaper are affixed on both short sides, so that they just sort of slide around lumpily inside the diaper. They also take forever to dry. It's the drawback from using natural fibers, though I think the design of the diaper could be adjusted to mitigate that effect.

This is a very trim diaper with average absorbency. Great for daytime use for my 3 month old. It’s got one layer of soaker that’s sewn in on both sides, so it never dries fully in the dryer with my other diapers. I have to turn it inside out and line dry every time. I’m a fan of the design of Bumgenius’s Freetime, but wanted a trimmer, easy to launder, and equally absorbent option. This misses that mark, as it’s less absorbent than the Freetime but takes forever to dry, although it’s much trimmer.

I have many types of cloth diapers. I really wanted to love this diaper because it is organic. I like it a lot but not as much as my Thirstie AIOs. Pros: the PLU outside is soft, pattern is cute, lining is absorbent. Cons: take forever to dry and trap ammonia more smell more than other diapers

I have been cloth diapering babies for 10 years. I have 6 kids 😀. I accidentally bought this diaper instead of another freetime. It is much less easy to hang dry and get on smoothly than the freetime diapers I love! I love having an easy time hanging with the fold out flaps and was really disappointed with this one. I didn’t return because I thought it wouldn’t bug me that much but the two I have are my least favorite.

I love my Elemntal diapers. My baby loves them and we haven’t had a single bout of diaper rash. This print is too adorable to pass up.

Really like these, bought them thinking they were something different and ended up really liking them.

I loved it at first, the fit is great, but poo stains were hard to get out after a few washes. No leaks.