A unique one-size system that fits from infant to toddler.
Simple & Flexibile
GroVia Hybrid Cloth Diapers are designed to make your life simple. The hybrid system is flexible to fit your morning, daycare, on-the-go and overnight needs, and it also works with reusable and disposable cloth diaper inserts. Choose from a range of soaker options that are all compatible with the same cover and easily attach to a soft, comfy waterproof outer shell.
How Does It Work?
1. Choose Absorbency
Choose from our three soaker options: Organic Cotton Soaker, No Prep Soaker or our eco-friendly disposable BioSoaker.
2. Choose Outer Shell
Choose from hook and loop or snap closures. Hybrid shells (a.k.a. diaper covers) can be worn 2-3 times before laundering again.
Easy To Use
Our hybrid system makes it easy to diaper your baby, everything from putting a cloth diaper on your baby to adding different types of absorbency and laundering your cloth diapers.
Absorbency
GroVia’s soaker options are designed with elasticized leg gussets and waterproof backing to contain messes. BioSoakers adhere to the shell with sticky tabs, while soaker pads snap in.
The Most Flexible System
The hallmark of our hybrid design is simple flexibility. You may choose to stick with one type of soaker, or you may want to experience the full range of cloth diaper insert options.
Hybrid - FAQ
In order to wash your cloth diaper properly, you first want to dispose of “the solids.” Our cloth diaper BioLiners make this incredibly simple! Check out our Cloth Diaper Laundry Basics page to learn more about how to wash and dry cloth diapers.
A full-time Hybrid cloth diapering system will cost approximately $450-600 to diaper your little one for 2-3 years. But don’t let this upfront cost scare you. You will easily spend 5 times that amount buying disposable diapers in just 2 years!
For full-time cloth diapering, we recommend a bare minimum of 12 shells and 24 soaker padsto get you started. We also recommend increasing those totals to 14-16 shells and 36-45 soaker pads within the first year. This helps spread out the wear and use of each, so your shells and soaker pads last longer.