OsoCozyOrganic Cotton Prefold Cloth Diapers (6pk) - Super-Soft, Thick, Absorbent, Durable and Ecologically Friendlier.

Durable: Fantastic cloth diapers that last multiple kids. First set lasted 3.5 years between 2 kids, using a top load washing machine. They have some damage at the side edges but they are still absorbent and will most likely last the 2nd kid and possibly longer.Smells better: Cotton smells much less and absorbs less odors long term than microfiber/polyester padding. I ended up tossing anything with microfiber/polyester as they smelled so much like urine no matter how much bleach and vinegar and repeated rinses were done with them. I normally wash these with vinegar for a short cycle with extra rinse (vinegar neutralizes urine - try it, if you dilute vinegar and spray it on the peed on part of the diapers while waiting for them to be washed, they don't smell as much. The acid might make the diapers not last as long though..), and wash them with Costco Arm and Hammer laundry detergent on normal cycle with extra rinse and they smell just fine.Energy savers: these dry faster than all-in-ones as they unfold into 3 parts, but they are easy to fold the two wings in to use as absorbent padding when combined with waterproof wraps.Stackable: When the child is heavier than 15 lbs and they start peeing more liquid, you can stack 2 of these smaller ones (7 to 15lbs) as padding and that works fine instead of buying the bigger ones (15 to 30lbs). Two of the smaller ones are more fabric than one big one so 2 can be used for night times when an extra big bum on a little one doesn't matter as much)Multipurpose: They also work great as burp cloths and bibs (just tuck then into your child's shirt and it covers the outside and protects the inside of the shirt.The larger diapers (15 -30 lb) work great as blankets and sheets when the infants are tiny since the height of the larger diapers is taller than an infant is tall, or you can just put 2 of them when the baby gets bigger and they make a great soaker pad instead of using just thin sheets. Especially if you're breast feeding using side lay position and there is breast milk leaking, putting the larger diaper under the baby's head makes a great padding to soak up leaky breast milk. The diapers also work great as a soaker pad in car seats and swings in case there's a leak.The larger ones are also wide enough for an adult to use as a seat when you're outdoors and don't want to sit on the ground.And when you're on the way to the hospital after your water bursts, the bigger ones are great soaker pads for keeping your car dry.

These are an all-around absorbant cloth for those notoriously messy people called babies.We found we preferred an All-in-one style diaper for baby's regular use, liners and covers were a bit bulkier, but I do use altered strips of them for soaker pads (cut into 3rds and finished edges).They are a great flat diaper to lay under our baby during airtime (diaper rash prevention or healing). Or, I've heard they make the best burp rags as well. Easy to clean, durable so far.

I have bought both Green Mountain Diapers, and Osocozy pre-folds. These are The same quality but for a much better price. They also have two different styles. I prefer the longer ones instead of the wider ones. I will be using these for my third child and they still don’t show any signs of wearing out.

They are a little long for what I need but they are great absorbing very well I bought because my now 6 month old was just wetting right threw our newborn inserts so I got these and they are perfect she doesn’t wet threw and for over night I just use one of these dibbled with one of our old newborn inserts and she’s good from 9pm to 7:30 am these wash up really nicely too they don’t shrivel up they don’t hold on to stains and just all around great quality and price as a mom of 4 and 2 of those in diapers and 1 who just started potty training that’s a lot of diapers and pull ups I didn’t want to pay a whole lot for inserts but still wanted good lasting quality and this is definitely it so worth it!

Our doctor recommended considering cloth diapers when we found out we were going to be having our first baby. After extensive research we decided to go with the “pre folds and cover” route rather than pocket diapers to hopefully stretch our diaper stash a little further by being able to reuse the covers. We purchased two packs of these diapers in different sizes along with several types of bamboo inserts to use and try. As far as cloth diapering goes, these are my preferred diaper choice to go with the covers. They hold a good deal of liquid and absorb quickly so that nothing has a chance to run into the cover. They also seem to stay in place a bit better, even if my baby gets squirmy while sleeping or I wear him in a carrier. They do need to be washed 4-5 times before their first use, and they will shrink, but they do not shrink so much that you can’t still use them on a larger baby. They are a bit bulky on a newborn and it can make them need a larger size onesie from the start, but as mentioned, the absorbency is great with these. I haven’t had any problems with stitching coming apart and they wash and dry easily. They do get a bit stained, but I believe that’s to be expected with any light colored cloth diaper. I am pleased with this purchase and especially for the price of these compared to buying other cloth diapers I feel like they do their job extremely well.

They’re great! Eco friendly and comfortable to wear under my shower wrap until it’s time to apply cream to keep my skin healthy and at 77 have added weight requiring special cal under my “chestal’ zone and beneath tummy overhang. Never thought I’d have these issues! These great diapers work very well

These are great quality and the only ones I use in both covers and pocket diapers, I just pad fold them in as inserts, they're about the same length as an Alva insert. I've been using them for a few months and they're still in perfect condition, no seam rips or holes of any kind and they're very absorbent. They're a bit scratchy if I let them air dry but that's not a problem if they dry in the dryer. Don't forget to prep them, they shrink and gain absorbency after a few washes. They worked well for my 2 year old before she potty trained and even better for my 4 month old. Like I said, they're absorbent and can hold a lot! Only one prefold was needed for my 2 year old during the day time, and that's great vs the 2 or 3 microfiber I would've needed.