When I was looking into my cloth diaper options, I didn't think I'd like pocket diapers. Having to stuff a diaper with inserts and then take those inserts out after they've been used seemed gross to me. However, after I got a few I realized they were pretty nice to use and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be to stuff and take out inserts. Cleaning out poop is still not that fun however. I'll cover liners to help with that in a later post.
Below are some different types and brands of pocket diapers I have tried. They are all one size diapers, which have rows of snaps in the front that can be adjusted to fit different sized babies. I will be doing individual reviews on each type of these diapers in a later post.
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| Kawaii Baby Goodnight Heavy Wetter Diaper |
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| Fleece inside for Stay Dry feel |
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| Kawaii Baby Snazzy Minky |
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| Suede Cloth inside |
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| Kawaii Baby Heavy Duty HD2 Diaper with Velcro closure |
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| Suede Cloth inside |
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| Alva Baby Love in Black Diaper |
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| Suede Cloth inside |
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| Modia Diaper |
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| Suede Cloth inside |
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| Alva 4.0 Diaper |
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| Suede Cloth inside. Opening in front and back. Double Gusset. Curled fitted back gathering. |
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| Kawaii Mom Label OS Bamboo Minky Diaper |
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| Bamboo fabric inside |
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| Kawaii Little Green Baby Bamboo Diaper with Velcro Closure |
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| Bamboo fabric inside |
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| Kawaii Newborn Bamboo Diaper with Velcro Closure |
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| Bambo Fabric inside |
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| Sunbaby |
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| Micro fleece inside |
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| Sunbaby |
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| Snake Microfiber Insert |
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| Alva Snap in Bamboo Insert |
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| Kawaii Bamboo Inserts |
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| Microfiber Inserts |
Innovative Ideas: I have some ideas for liners to help make using pocket diapers easier to clean up when they are pooped in. One could also try using a gdiaper or flip disposable insert with a pocket diaper.
What has been your experience with pocket diapers?
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