We've been using these since my son was an infant. Now a toddler ready to move into big boy pants, and they still suit our lifestyle.

It is a little work to flush these and they can clog your toilet if you do not swish them around enough while they flush. The shells can last forever so it is so much less going into the landfill

There is no reason everyone shouldn't be using these diapers. They are no more expensive than traditional plastic wasteful diapers and they save the environment.It takes 500 years for a traditional plastic diaper to decompose.

I mostly use these at night because we started using the cloth liners during the day. My son has started going poop in the potty so it was a good idea to use the cloth durng the day. He does on occation wet thru them but what diaper doesnot like over night some times. I am really glad these are boidegratiable. I do get asked about them a lot when I am out and change him, I would say that they are worth every penny and the few extra seconds it takes to put them together.

We have been using these since our baby was born. We started once she was eight pounds since we had a bunch of newborn diapers from a shower to use up.
I love that it is eco-friendly but still a disposable. We weren't able to flush them due to our system....I would recommend you check out your system if you plan on flushing regularly. But I still feel better about throwing them away than other disposables. I like the panties and the colors they come in. That is fun. And generally they are easy to use and maintain.
Once and awhile we have a leak, but it is minimal and usually after a full overnight with no change.
They didn't really save money,however. They do have cloth inserts and if you're looking to save money,that might be a better way to go as you would likely save money that way. We bought them strictly because of the environment.

I love gDiapers. No diaper rash and so comfortable for my baby.

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I absolutely love the gDiaper hybrid system for my infant. They fit well, absorb enough, have helped prevent diaper rash, and I love knowing we are not constantly adding to the landfills. Flushing poop? What a concept! We have used disposables at the hospital and in a pinch and have not seen a single advantage. My baby boy loves his cute little g pants!

love this disposable option for travel and at night. when we are home we compost the pee diapers so there is hardly any actual waste!

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I started using gDiapers a few weeks ago on my now 7 week old. First saw these at a friends baby shower, she got a set as a gift and I was intrigued as I was due with my baby girl shortly. I love the idea of not throwing hundreds of disposable diapers in the landfill but know that I am not a cloth diaper person and was thrilled to learn there was a hybrid of part-disposable and part-washable. I've been flushing the disposable inserts and have found it so easy and convenient. They do take up a bit more room in the diaper bag if you pre load them like I do, but it doesn't bother me one bit. We had a couple of wet leaks in the beginning, but seem to have the fit down now and haven't gotten her clothes wet since the first few days of using them and absolutely no poop leaks. I read reviews online before investing in the g's and was advised that the tiny pants for newborns didn't work super well until baby was big enough for the size small, so I waited until she was about 8 lbs to put her in them and used newborn sized disposables before that. With the disposables she was getting diaper rash even though I was very diligent about changing her as soon as she was wet or dirty. After the first day of using the gDiapers, I noticed her rash was starting to clear up. It wa completely gone after a few days and has not had one speck of diaper rash since! So yes, the cost is a few cents more per diaper than disposables, but it is totally worth it to me to be helping the environment, having my baby diaper-rash free, and not having to have a stinky diaper pail in the house or fill up our trash can with diapers every week. I would highly recommend to anyone!

I have used the gDiaper service since my son was born in March of 2011 and I absolutely love it! Getting the bundle to start with -- 6 gDiapers and 4 cases of the inserts-- is what I purchased in the small and now the medium/large size. The gDiaper covers last a long time as they get used over and over and washed in the sanitary cycle every time. They have faded a little but they are diapers and to me it really does not matter. In the same sense it is in retrospect the baby's underwear and I certainly do not allow my 7 year old to show hers off! But they do have some really neat designs and awesome solid prints if you do not mind. I am a bargain shopper to the max and have compared this product to other disposable diapers and here is what I have concluded:
1. Costs a few dollars more (about $2.50) than disposable diapers
2. Breaks down in a matter of a couple of weeks versus years with disposables
3. No difference in hassles as far as leaks; you can repeatedly wash gDiapers but have throw away disposables after one use
4. Only a few rashes in 7 months
5. Ordering from this site, I typically get the next day or night. I have never had to wait more than 36 hours for the package to arrive. I have ordered the case of 4 once every month
6. The best alternative to cloth -- although the gDiaper system has those too

I am all about cloth diapers. I don't feel right about using disposables, I think they are wasteful for both the planet and my money. With so many cloth diapers out there I randomly chose the gdiaper brand, and I'm happy that I stumbled upon them. On an every day basis I use the gcloth inserts in the little gpants for my baby boy. I have been very happy with these except for at night he wakes up with wet clothes. Therefore I started using the gdiaper biodegradable inserts when I put him to bed. I double up the inserts at night and he stays dry all night. I tried using just one for the night and he got wet, so now I use two inserts at once and they are great! They fit perfectly into the little gpants and he stays dry all night. I still end up throwing them away because my septic can't handle them, but they do not contain any plastic, so I think they will eventually breakdown, even in a landfill. I like how with the gdiapers I have the option of cloth or paper inserts, so I don't have to use disposables. I also like that the biodegradable inserts don't contain plastic, they are made out of material that will biodegrade.

Everyone should use these diapers!!! They are the best. I love how they cover the babies whole butt and that I don't have to change them after they pee once. There is not diaper sagging with these diapers! I wish everyone used them! But for some reason some people have trouble with these, I gues they take a little to get use to, but that was not the case for me and my husband!

I love the gDiaper flushies. If it weren't for them, I don't know what I'd do when my daughter has a tummy ache. She is extremely sensitive to disposable diapers so we are a 100% cloth family. Recently, I needed to use nystatin on her. Instead of putting her in 'sposies for a few days (which would have only made her problem worse), we used the flushies. They worked great and daycare LOVES them!

We love our gDiapers!

No diaper rashes ever!!!