Baby Diaper Liners

While I had hoped to move away from disposables, when faced with the prospect of spraying bits of poo off of every cloth diaper when I don't even have a bidet installed on the toilet, these liners have made the transition to cloth diapering enjoyable and manageable! Each time I change the diaper, I simply toss this liner (and the baby wipe) into a diaper pail trash can (I use an Ubbi, personally), and the cloth diaper is then ready to go straight into the washer without needing to be sprayed off! WARNING: these are NOT meant to be absorbent or replace the insert of a pocket diaper! Just in case there is any confusion (I have seen a few confused buyers in the comments of this kind of product), these liners are just for catching poop, not liquids. They also should not be flushed down the toilet or they will likely clog your pipes. These are very easy to use. They are soft and hold up great. The only downside is the price!

They do a great job and help a lot with cloth diapering. They are not washable but honestly I think that’s okay because they only need to do the job once and they’re not badly priced. They fit from the front to the back of an average grow with you cloth diaper, if you have a toddler large size diaper I’d just double up for length, I have not had one rip so they’re pretty sturdy. As long as we cloth diaper I will keep buying these!

Love this! We used it for cloth diapering. Now that we are potty training, it still works for us. We use it in our toddlers undies to help with easy clean up in case he does a #2 in his underwear. It fits great, no fragrance and great quality.

I really like the strength and texture of these liners. They definitely help reduce time cleaning diapers. However, they fall short of being long enough to cover the interior of my Bum Genius diapers and my Baby Goal diapers when fully extended for my eight-month-old. (She would wear size 4 diapers if using disposable). Because the length falls short of covering the diaper, I align it with the back portion of the diaper to catch as much poo as possible. However, if the poo isn't solid (which baby poo rarely is), there's a good chance it'll creep up enough to dirty the front part of the diaper. It can also ride in and let a little poo out of the sides. My solution: Use two liners. My wish: that Wegreeco would come out with more than one size. (If they already have that and I've missed that option, then I'll happily change my review to five stars). I would buy again. :) Thank God for Wegreeco. <3

These are so helpful for once you kiddo starts eating solids (or takes formula). I think I would have given up cloth diapering if I didn't have these to make clean up so much easier. It may not be zero waste, but I still feel better about reducing waste by continuing cloth diapers with these liners rather than using disposable diapers. Sometimes I do use two liners side-by-side because one may bunch up and not be as effective at catching all the mess.

Looks nice but it will be gift

For context, I use Lil Helpers diaper inserts with Alvababy covers. These liners fit the length just fine, but are a bit on the wide side; I have to tuck them in at the crotch so moisture doesn't wick out. The plus is that the Alvababy cover is a dual gusset, so tucking is fairly simple. My baby is also eating solids, so has solid poop. These are perfect for containing the poop on the way to the toilet to flush before throwing the liner away. I've seen some writing that the liner is flushable, but I would not flush these at all. They are pretty thick and would clog your system. I've used other liners that disintegrate in urine, leave lint on baby's skin, and subsequently don't hold even solid poop very well (because it's so wet that the solid poop ultimately becomes pretty soft very quickly). These liners don't give me any of those problems, and they also don't have the strange almost fishy scent that other liners that I have used have. I recommend these.

This was my go to liner for many months. It was soft, but still sturdy. I couldn’t tear the liner itself with my hands, and it didn’t shift around in the diaper as long as I tucked it around the diaper insert. Recently got a new roll and it seemed different. With slight tugging, the sheets come apart. They feel less sturdy, which is probably good for flushing, but I don’t ever flush mine. The problem is that they shift around SO MUCH EASIER now, and several poopy diapers may as well have not had a liner at all. Very disappointed with the quality of these as they no longer seem to function like they did. I got another new roll and they are the same. I guess I will need to search for another brand now.

As mentioned in several other reviews, liner does not keep the surface dry as it is too absorbent.