Best vs. Worst Reusable Cloth Diaper Inserts: Which ones are actually worth the money?

In this video, we'll explore the different types of cloth diaper inserts and their unique features to help you choose the best option for your little one if you're using pocket diapers or diaper covers.
1. Microfiber Inserts
Microfiber inserts are a popular choice for their low cost. They are lightweight and very affordable, and work best for newborns.
2. Charcoal Bamboo Inserts
Are really just microfiber inserts wrapped in grey fleece. They are low cost, but there are better insert styles available on the market.
3. Bamboo Inserts
Bamboo inserts are known for their softness, breathability, and impressive absorbency. They are a natural, sustainable option that can be a great choice for sensitive skin. Make sure you pay attention to the fiber content of the layers of the inserts to avoid products that have hidden microfiber cores.
Shop Kinder Bamboo Inserts here » www.kinderclot...
4. Hemp Cotton Inserts
Hemp cotton inserts are highly absorbent and durable. They are often used as a booster or for overnight use, as they can hold a significant amount of liquid.
Shop Kinder Hemp Cotton Inserts here » www.kinderclot...
5. Multiple Textile Inserts
Some inserts are made with a combination of materials, such as microfiber and bamboo or hemp and cotton. These hybrid inserts can offer the best of both worlds in terms of absorbency and performance.
Shop Kinder 6 Layer Hemp Cotton Bamboo Inserts here » www.kinderclot...
6. Bookfold Inserts
Bookfold inserts are designed to be folded in a specific way, creating a multi-layered insert that provides excellent absorbency. They are a great option for heavy wetters or overnight use.
Shop Kinder Bookfold Inserts here » www.kinderclot...
7. Prefold Style Inserts
Prefold style inserts are similar to traditional prefold diapers, with multiple layers of absorbent material. They can be folded and used as an insert or as a standalone diaper.
8. Preflat Inserts
Preflat inserts are a type of flat insert that is pre-folded, making them easy to use and insert into a cloth diaper cover. They offer a simple and convenient solution for cloth diapering.
Choosing the right cloth diaper insert can make a big difference in the performance and comfort of your cloth diaper system. By understanding the unique features of each style, you can find the perfect fit for your baby's needs.

[@wanderingfawn604]

Great explanation! Thanks.

[@KinderClothDiapers]

You're welcome! Let us know if you have any questions about specific products or how to use them!

[@AC-lg4tz]

Actually polyester is an endocrine disruptor and toxic, can have long term health consequences on babies who are just developing and so sensitive to toxic products. Cotton is the best option and best if it’s organic cotton

[@ClothAndBottleCo]

Great information! Thank you

[@KinderClothDiapers]

You bet! We're here to help if you ever feel stuck!

[@thumperhunts6250]

What do you think about bamboo compostable daipers?

[@KinderClothDiapers]

We've used them in our own home! Quality wise - they work as well as traditional plastic disposable diapers. (At least the brands we've tried)
However, there are a limited number of facilities that are actually capable of composting soiled diapers. So I think a lot of the marketing is greenwashing the compostable part of them.

[@user-ot1ry2mf4r]

What company is the pre flat ?

[@KinderClothDiapers]

It's from our friends at Mimi & Co in Australia!