How big are these? Would they fit in a newborn cover?
380016
Not to thick. If you folded them maybe. I have been using them since my son was 4 months old
380017
If you use BumGenius....they are longer than the newborn inserts, but smaller than the large inserts that come with the BG. I would think for a newborn, they would be fine as a single insert, but my son is 5 months old and we use 1 BG insert and 1 of these and he is golden!
380018
My son is 2 but the diapers I have go down to super small. I'm thinking they would fit but can't say for sure. Sorry
380019
These are average size inserts i have my Grovia shell on the smallest snaps and they fit so you might have to fold it down a bit for a newborn one
380020
They measure about 13 inches long. I just put my thirsties duo wrap size 1 (the closest thing I have to a newborn cover) on the smallest setting and tried the alva in it, but it was a tad longer than the diaper cover was. They fit perfectly in the middle and biggest snap setting though. I got these when she was about 12 pounds, (depending on how big your newborn is,12lbs might not be that far away) and they have been my absolute favorite inserts for her. Super squishy and dont hold odors like the microfiber ones.
380021
Would depend on the new born cover you're using. They are a little shorter then a regular insert. I wouldn't advise using them solely as an insert. I use mine as a liner over my regular covers. They aren't absorbent enough to use just as an insert. I love the product as a liner though, keeps tge diapers clean. I also lay a fleece rectangle in them makes clean up easier. Hope this helps.
1328941
I bought the Boppy covers. It's pretty much a standard size pad. I think the Babies R us or Buy Buy Baby brands would work as well.
1528141
I think they would work great! I am new to cloth diapering and really like these inserts so far. I lay them in all kinds of diapers to add absorption with little bulk, including covers and All In Ones. I usually put them behind another faster absorbing insert to use with my two year old. I have not tried them by themselves with a cover. They would work great combined with a prefold too. I would put them closest to the diaper cover since they absorb more slowly than prefolds.
132680
Id say definitely! I used them in my 4day old baby, although they were a little big on him they worked!
1214313
I hope I can help you with your questions. I purchased these a year ago after my son was born. He weighed 7lb 10 oz and these fit him at 3 weeks of age perfectly. I would say they fit a newborn foot. As far as stretchy they will accommodate foot width but not length. He only wore them once (with a cute bunny beanie and just hatched onesie). I created an Easter basket and laid him in it for his first photo shoot.
844571
It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts for $84. It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts... » Read More It's one size fits all starting at 8 pounds. They can technically work for newborns but they don't fit the greatest and are a little bulky. We used disposables for the first 2 months then they started fitting a little better. You can also invest in some newborn diapers from little joeys. They surprisingly hold their resell value pretty darn well or just use disposables until these ones fit well if you don't want to deal with buying and selling newborn diapers that you won't be using for very long. Also, you can buy these for half the price on the alvababy website. 20 diapers and 20 inserts for $84. « Show Less
1348393
I just measured mine at 4.5" by 10.5", plenty big enough for all my diapers. They are about 6 months old, washed and dried every other day. I have noticed no shrinkage and only minimal pilling. Though they are almost paper thin, they work fabulously at keeping wetness away from the baby's skin. I highly recommend these.
1016525
It all depends upon the size of your newborn! I had one at 5 lbs and they were too big and one at albs 3oz and they fit for a while but not too long. I encourage you to buy two or three to have on hand and then see how they fit. We loved them.
892084
I think they would be good for any temperature. They are large enough to wrap around the baby a few times as needed. The weave makes them not only flexible but breathable. The first time I saw a mother use them was in late winter. I noted how versatile they would be. You need lots of blankets. You can try flannel or knit, but I think you will like these best.
1899688
No. They would be way to small for that. They would fit a baby doll, but that would be about it.
1202153
Probably will be quite big - these fit my 11 month old at the time. Pretty flimsy for the price and they only replace once for $5 shipping. Use a hat if you can, they can't quite take a hat off like yet.
20330
I am also not totally sure. We also used disposables for the first week. We had not yet discovered these. These have a pretty low rise though. They have a much lower rise than our one size pocket diapers did. I would guess that they would work fine for an average size newborn.
1725199
that would probably fit but I can tell you they won't stay on. You would be better to get a "PeeKeeper" (there's a website) and use premie diapers for humans. The PeeKeeper works well and stays on even through the night.
1641415
they are 5 1/2" long and 1/2" wide and the cover is plastic. hope this helps.
502387
They have to be small. I bought infant size prefolds and they were too long. I am doubling on terry cloth inserts that a friend gave me and it works great.
541403
Yep. They can be folded to use on any baby size. Just be sure you have a waterproof cover to put on top of them.
309213
I've read several opinions on this... I haven't tried them yet because my son is still too little to fit these diapers... some people say they put liners in the pocket & put liners on the inside of the cover to get several uses... hope that helps a little...