They're pretty good for a tenner, I use mine as a nappy wrap for sagging goodnites and with a cloth insert as a diaper. They are low rise though, and though they cover my crack its doesn't cover like an actual baby diaper, although it may for you, I'm a chunky monkeyInneedofcuddles said:
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Are they comfy if you use them as a stand alone diaperIroh said:They're pretty good for a tenner, I use mine as a nappy wrap for sagging goodnites and with a cloth insert as a diaper. They are low rise though, and though they cover my crack its doesn't cover like an actual baby diaper, although it may for you, I'm a chunky monkey
If you want a real adult sized cloth diaper thats any decent quality I highly reccomend Snuggleblanks from lancashire, fantastic quality and really reasonable on the prices, the cloth inserts that come with the superwetters are huge D:
I enjoy them, it's going to vary on how well you stuff it, using NRU's liners or getting some tri-folds from elsewhere and how much you pack into them.Inneedofcuddles said:
Are NRUs inserts any good and which ones do you use im only looking for comfort as I do not plan on wetting or messing themIroh said:
I'm not to huge into wetting and messing at the moment, so we're in the same boat. The liners from NRU are okay, just a bit on the thin side, I would say purchase one if you going for cloth diaper from them, if you don't your literally just getting a diaper cover. I use an adult sized trifold bamboo liner from Snuggleblanks but you could try experimenting with a different filer material or hell a towel?Inneedofcuddles said:
Not really, as I say its what you stuff it with. Snuggleblanks make tri-fold inserts for adults, with or without a diaper and they're really nice quality that I use with these pocket nappies. Or you can look eslewhere online for something suitable, I'd say try a towel or even put a disposable in the pocket.Inneedofcuddles said:
I had the same issue. I don't wee in my cloth diapers, but only sleep in them. I like for there to be a lot of padding between my legs so that it pushes my legs apart. So I use a pocket diaper cover that I ordered, but I sewed my own inserts. I used three layers of bath towels fabric and on the outside I covered it with flannel. I just got bath towels and a flannel sheet from a second-hand store. They were easy to sew because they are just big rectangles. I also like to use three or four layers of fleece covered with flannel. I can use as many as I want at any given time to make it nice and thick and noticeable. I really like to be able to notice all the time that I have a diaper on. So I put in a couple of liners and keep the part around my waist nice and snug, and wear a onesie over it. So comfy.Inneedofcuddles said: