So I got me a G Diaper at a consignment store, and you know what?
"Hey Mikey, she likes it!"
I got a size medium, and it didn't come with an insert. I used one I already had. I liked the way I could pull out just the wet insert, wipe out the plastic part and put in a fresh insert. It was quick and easy at play group. We did, however, get a small leak later, but I attribute that to the sizing. It really wasn't all that tight on her legs; she's kind of in between G-diaper sizes.
The diaper is on the left; see how the plastic part snaps in? On the right is a Hemp Babies insert. |
This is the diaper stuffed, first with a Hemp babies then with an extra soaker (the blue thing). |
Here's the cheap, hand-made soaker from Ebay. |
Apart from the fact that they aren't one-size (which is truly the best deal you can get) these aren't a bad deal if you don't use the disposable inserts and go with only cloth. They are pretty affordable (I've seen a 2-pack for about $25) and you can get away with less washes of the covers since you can replace and reuse, which is nice because it helps the diaper hold up longer. I also liked the trim fit.
You can see that it's a little big. |
Big fitting now, but still trim! Not so much "junk in the trunk." |
I'd say they're a fine addition to a stash, especially if you can get them on the cheap!
greenberries? :)
ReplyDeleteWe loved the G-diapers too--especially at the beginning. I wanted to tell you that you can often get them at Unique Thrift. What can't you get at that store!? :) You can find them on the shelf against the right wall, above the baby/toddler clothing.
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