Bulk Savings ChartTurned and top-stitched design, hourglass shape with sewn-in internal soaker.
Turned and top-stitched design, hourglass shape with sewn-in internal soaker.
Designed to fit newborn 5-12+ lbs. Features simple rise snaps to adjust size.
Quick-dry soaker with 3 layers of hemp/cotton, topped with microfleece.
Absorbent hemp/cotton blend topped with cozy, soft microfleece pushes moisture through to the core so your little stays dry.
Before laundering your cloth diapers, you’ll want to dispose of “the solids.” GroVia BioLiners make this simple! Other families find they can simply dump solids into the toilet and flush. After that, laundering your cloth diapers is as simple as washing a load of towels! Select a good-cleaning detergent and be sure to wash them with warm or hot water.
For diapering full-time with Newborn cloth diapers, you will spend between $300-$400. Newborn diapering can also be accomplished using Hybrid Shells and Size One GroVia Prefolds. Many parents like to have a supply that combines about a dozen Newborn All in Ones with more of this less expensive system.
For a full-time diapering system, we recommend a minimum of 24 changes.For new parents who are on the fence about cloth diapering, we recommend picking up a Four Pack of Newborn All in Ones to test-drive for a week or two before committing.
I didn't use these for my first child and I wish I had! Other cloth diapers stretch out the baby's clothes and you often have to size up on the outfit to accommodate for huge cloth diapers. Now my third child is 6 months old, 15 pounds and still using her newborn diapers. They have prevented so many "blow outs" because they fit properly around the legs. Clothes fit better, and it doesn't feel like you are just holding a massive diaper when you snuggle your baby. Worth the investment.
I didn't use these for my first child and I wish I had! Other cloth diapers stretch out the baby's clothes and you often have to size up on the outfit to accommodate for huge cloth diapers. Now my third child is 6 months old, 15 pounds and still using her newborn diapers. They have prevented so many "blow outs" because they fit properly around the legs. Clothes fit better, and it doesn't feel like you are just holding a massive diaper when you snuggle your baby. Worth the investment.
We bought a combination of these and the Buttahs for our first baby and they work perfectly. No leaks so far and her clothes fit over them. She was born 9lbs 3 oz and at 2 weeks we're still on the shorter rise, so we'll get more use out of them than I anticipated. Our family and friends who have never seen cloth diapers in action are so impressed and notice how easy they are to use, my grandpa called them 'instant diapers' which is saying a lot for people who think cloth is 'so much work'. SO happy we went with GroVia, we have zero complaints.
