do these have two layers of pul or are snaps exposed on the inner side of diaper?
389216
The only exposed snaps are on the wings where there's a snap exposed to overlap the wings for the smallest setting and the snaps inside the cover for the inserts to snap into. These covers are a great stretchy material!
389217
They are two layers of PUL. The only snaps exposed on the inside of the diaper are the single one in front and back that the Buttons inserts are meant to be snapped into.
1965763
They go inside the pocket diaper and work very well. Ive been using these with my daughter for 5 months and they absorb a lot! super easy to wash also.
1134248
They are double gusseted and I would highly recommend them! As long as you put them on right no blow outs or leaks. They hold up well too. I've been diapering with them over a year and they look great still.
1116317
I agree, there are so many snaps. Have you snapped the snaps in the front to change the length? That will make it much shorter by one or two 'sizes'. Also, something that could help with sizing, my baby has chunky legs so snap the bottom snaps closer to the outside while snapping the upper ones closer to the inside snaps. I have found that it keeps the poo contained without being to tight on his legs or tummy. I hope this helps!
581860
No they do not. This is not the best diaper cover for night, especially for heavy wetters.
1555337
No, the only snaps are on the inside top strap. The rest is Velcro. It all does work really well, we have had it for quite awhile now through some big rain storms, no leaks.
1926763
There are 2 diapers in value pack. They work very well,and definitely worth the money.
1116315
The first two rows of snaps are for the wings, the part that you bring from the back to the front of the diaper. Then you have the snaps that adjust size. If you click the sticking out snaps (male?) to the very bottom row of pushed in snaps (female?) you make the diaper as small as it can get. These fit my son pretty well around 10lbs. It's OK if they fit over the belly button a little (as long as the cord stump is gone). They do make newborn size diapers that fit better and make diapering easier in the first few months while you get the hang of things.
741655
Yes you need to get something to hold the diaper together after you've folded it onto the baby. I LOVE the Snappi fasteners, they come in a pack of three and they are awesome. Haven't had any issue at all with them coming undone. I also use a Thristies Duo Wrap Snap Cover.
1756924
It's a circular opening that dplits in half when you drop the trash in. The circle is probably about the size of a paper plate. Not familiar with adult size diapers so that's about as good a description as I can give.
992361
I added extra inserts for more absorbency. And when you're putting the diaper on your baby, grab and kind of tuck the front of the diaper right inside the creases of your baby's legs. Adjust your snaps, you want a snug fit but not too tight.
1327210
No they are one consistent thickness, which is pretty thin. I use these as burp clothes folded in half and they work great for that. I can't imagine they'd work that well as cloth diapers. At least based on what I find in my little one's diapers!
1949032
I would like to add a comment to the people who stated that there was an opening at the bottom. They are absolutely right. I went the Velcro route and that did not work, because the sticky part of the Velcro would seperate from the two bottom flaps. I solved the problem by installing snaps with a kit that I purchased on line. No more unwanted visitors.
917626
These are a cover for a cloth diaper. If these are all you are wearing probably not. If you are wearing a cloth diaper under these, then yes. But as with all diapers leaks happen. These are just thin vinyl, there are better ones on market that would do a better job at leak protection when used with diapers, but cost much more. Also there are all sorts of cloth diapers, some called all-in-ones(which include a waterproof outer cover).
267839
One side is paper...they are similar to what is used at a dentist office to protect your clothing...plastic on one side to prevent wetness going all the way through but a paper towel like feeling on the top that would touch the baby...
103272
Yes. These you don't have to stuff the inserts. They have 2 flaps that act as the inserts. It's a all in 1 cloth solution. My husband and I both work so I felt that this was the best "green" and laundry solution for us. We love them. They fit our baby great from 3 months on. We got the one with snaps. I have heard the velcro can wear out. We have saved so much on diapers and really like the cloth option.
778872
There is one outer layer. This doesn't come with liners just a washable cloth diaper.