Nora's Nursery Baby Cloth Pocket Diapers Inserts 10 Pack

I absolutely love these. When my daughter was about a year old, the microfiber in her cloth diapers just wasnt enough anymore. She would soak it within an hour. 2 MF inserts was so bulky the diaper wouldn't fit properly and she was ap squirmy she got compression leaks. I tried the Alva bamboo/microfiber inserts and they were ok. But I saw these and decided to give them a chance. And what a difference!For one, they are SO much thinner than a regular microfiber insert. I started by adding one of these underneath her microfiber insert for a little extra absorbency, and for nighttime I invested in 6 layer bamboo terry inserts. I topped the bamboo terry with a Nora's, put them both in the pocket, put her nighttime diaper on around 8 PM, and when she woke up around 7AM she would have no leaks EVER!Our daily routine of one MF insert and one Nora's worked great but only for about a month or so. Then she hit a growth spurt and began eating and drinking way more. So I ditched the pure microfiber altogether and doubled up on the Nora's inserts during the day. Again, doubling up on these was no more bulk than just one regular MF insert! So the diaper still fit perfectly and we had great absorbency, about 3 or even 4 hours!They do fluff up a bit after a few washes but even still, they are nowhere near as thick as the microfiber. I do 2 washes for diapers: one quick wash on warm heavy soil, Calgon (we have hard water,) and the appropriate amount of Ecos detergent. Then one hot regular wash, with a small amount of detergent extra rinse with cold water. I air dry the diapers on a rack now that its winter and put the inserts in the dryer on low for about 10 mins just to get the excess moisture out. I put them on the rack and they are usually dry by morning. (The bamboo terry is a whole different story. It holds so much moisture, which makes it an excellent insert but takes forever to dry!)I have recommended these insert to everyone I know. Even extremely heavy wetters need that little bit of MF to quickly absorb the moisture, since the heavy Duty absorbers are also slow absorbers. These will fit into any diaper with any insert without adding any extra bulk. The price is great and if you care for them properly they will last you a long time!

Love this. I’ve been putting this for my toddler especially during night time and it perfectly holds her pee during the entire time without leakage. Highly functional, well absorbent and fits perfect.

We love these!! They save us so much cleaning, we didn’t like the bidet process so these make disposing of #2 a dream! ESPECIALLY when on the go or traveling, so we don’t have to carry around poopy diapers! They have been great for my little ones skin, and are so thin they don’t add any bulk to the already giant diaper. Worth every penny!

8 month old started wetting to heavy for the microfiber inserts we were using, with these we are back to comfortably getting 3+ hours no leaks. Not as bulky as i expected.

Do these do a good job, dry fast and absorb a lot? Yes. Are they ridiculously overpriced? BIG Yes. If i could go back in time i woukd skip buying these and take my business to a small company like Texas Tushies where you can get 5 awesome super absorbent inserts for the price of these TWO.

These liners are thick and absorbent. They also wash very easily.

The media could not be loaded. I’d say my baby is probably average wetter? I thought I would like the 100% cotton trifolds I got but they don’t hold much and we’re super bulky. I had some Nora’s Nursery diapers that came with these pads and were much more absorbent so I switched and bought more of these bamboo pads to go with my other cloth diapers. Way less bulky!! And better absorption. They get a little fluffier and more absorbent after a few washes.

I actually ordered my first 20 of these several months ago. I have a disabled sister who is incontinent; she was soiling her bed pads every night. She now puts two of these diaper pads inside her "pull up" and we have far fewer "accidents" in the mornings now. I have been THOROUGHLY happy with these. One thing of note: They don't dry well in the dryer. I have tried re-starting the dryer three times, and they were still damp. Now I run them one time and then hang them on a dry rack to finish drying. Less electricity; easier on the environment; happy me!