Bambino Mio Disposable Cloth Diaper Liners

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For cloth diaper lining these get the job done. We've found several other brands to be too stiff. Though these are wide, you can fold them to meet the size of the diaper which works great as your baby gets bigger.

Comments about Disposable Cloth Diaper Liners:

After trying multiple brands of diaper liners, these stood out as thin enough that liquids wick through to the diaper, and wide enough to catch 100% of the solids, 95% of the time. We have been using them for 7 months of cloth diapering, half with a diaper service, and half laundering our diapers at home.

The problem we had with other liners was diaper rash. Thicker, softer liners hold the liquid against the skin and cause rashes. These liners are thin so that they do not impede with liquid, but tough enough to handily contain solids.

The size is perfect for prefolds, especially once you turn to the larger "toddler" or "premium" sized prefolds. They are a little big on infant and small prefolds, but they are easily folded in half and still thinner and better at wicking than other liners we've tried.

All in all, we are happy with our choice to use Mio Mio liners.

Note: Some packages of liners are made from different materials than others, but they are always quite thin. Sometimes they are softer and thicker, but they are always thinner and better at wicking than the other brands we've tried.

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I am using cloth diapers for my 3 month old. These diaper liners worked fine but the problem is they gave her a diaper rash! She is not normally sensitive (I have used other liners successfully).I tried them on three different occasions to be sure, and there was a rash after each use.

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Not a fan. They are to wide for my sons Bum Genius diapers and I have to fold them, which is hard casue they do not stay folded. He had his first leak today with it in the diaper. Going to have to go someplace else to get inserts, niether of the brads on here work for me. Booo, cause I love diapers.com

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A must have when using cloth diapers. I prefer the Kushies brand but they are not available in Atlanta. Cloth diapering is a no mess situation when using these liners.

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I use these liners with Fuzzi Bunz, Organic bumGenius One-Size and AIO Cloth Diaper with Snap Closure and Flip diapers. They are best suited for the Flip and the Organic bumGenius One-Size and AIO Cloth Diaper with Snap Closure.

The Mio diaper didn't work for us.

Ahh and her BM is so much easer to manage with the liners.
There are a couple of draw backs: one if the diaper is a too loose, the liner will bunch up or move around; and two I do not think that they will fit as well by 12 months. The former has occured in rare cases.

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Of the disposable liners I've used, these are my least favorite. They're still better than no liner at all, but these feel like regular paper on the skin. They do an ok job of keeping solid waste off the cloth diapers, but allow a lot more through than the other liners; my diapers are much more yellow after using these. I now use the roll as a neck pillow for DS on the changing table rather than finishing it. I think I used about 15 before giving up on them. Not impressed.

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These work so good!! They are big enough to wrap around the cloth diaper, they look like a dryer sheet, but they catch all of the poop! can be thrown away or flushed, would recommend these. they dont absorb at all, but that is not what they are made for, liquids can pass through, it just catches the solid poop.