Earth's Best Diapers - Size 4-30 ct

These don't irritate our little one's sensitive skin. And they stay in place. The padding in the crotch tends to "bunch up," but it doesn't seem to affect absorbance or comfort. They hold up overnight without leaking urine.Just 4 stars because they're on the snug size for our kiddo, who is right in the middle of the suggested weight range. And because they aren't as soft as the more expensive "Bamboo Nature" diapers and bunch up more. Nonetheless, we like them and will keep using them.

I"m very happy with these diapers. I've used Honest Co. diapers on both of my kids, my first until she was potty trained at 2.5 and then my youngest until we started having all of these issues with the wipes. So I was looking for something as eco friendly (as disposable diapers can be), no chemicals, etc., and I tried these, seventh generation, and babyganics. These were the winners for me. I like the feel of the diapers, they don't pill and pull on everything when you let baby play in just a diaper or when she's wearing a dress without a diaper cover, and they seem very absorbent. The only blow outs that I've had, once opening the diaper, they definitely should have been blow outs! I think that they run very similar to the brands I've mentioned here. I usually size up from the weight recommendations. My 21 lb 12 month old has been in size 4s for probably 3 months and I think we'll be in the size for the foreseeable future. They're smaller than pampers, but so are all of these brands. For overnights, I do put her in size 5 huggies overnight diapers though. I don't think these could handle a full night unless you sized up one or two sizes.

These were the only diapers after trying 5 different eco friendly brands, that didn’t give our baby a rash. Three cheers for Earth’s Best! We use cloth diapers but needed a disposable option for using at daycare. These were our answer! I love that they’re eco friendly, and on top of it, the price is good, they fit great, and they’ve been a trouper for preventing leaks. We were recommended to try this brand from friends who love them and we’re super satisfied!

Gave my daughter a horrible rash. We'll be switching back to Bamboo Nature which has been great for her sensitive skin.

We only use disposables at night and boy these do not work. They soak right through the front and every morning our boy was soaking wet, the amount of laundry we've had to do due to these diapers probably offset any benefits of using cloth! I even had to start putting a waterproof cloth diaper cover over these to not have a soaked baby by 2am. I regret switching away from Andy's Pandy's but I'm back to their's now and no wet baby in the morning

we usually use Bambo diapers. in between our monthly deliveries we have a couple low days so I buy 'cheaper' diapers to fill the void. these were absorbent and fit very well. I will order more !the ONLY downfall is that they are not as soft as Bambo. I don't think any diaper is!it did not create discomfort for my son.

Been using Seventh Generation Free & Clear. They have changed them and not for the better. Got a wild hair and tried these as they were marked down and I now prefer them. They are simply white, fit her snugly but not tight. No bagginess or bulkiness. Don't leave marks. No irritation. No leakage issues. No noticeable scent that i can detect. Now my problem is finding these to purchase in store. So far only have found them on Amazon and Target ONLINE. And they do cost more.

There are no pros since I couldn't use the diapers. They had an overwhelming chemical smell once I opened the package and then it got even worse when I opened a diaper. I ended up with an instant headache and my eyes ached. In the garbage they went.