Product reviews

I've only used these since LO went to nursery at 8 months so can't comment on the fit on a small baby, but they've been great from 8 to 17 months and still have plenty of room.

They are fantastic - easy to put on, dry overnight, look great, slim line.

Only problem I've had is that on the odd hot day when I've been really pushing her to drink lots I have had the odd leak at the leg.

A brilliant nappy - easy to use (one piece to put on, including a stay-dry lining), fits most babies from birth to 2+, looks lovely on, not bulky but still absorbent, dries quickly. What's not to love?

For a cloth nappy user who wants it as much like a disposable as possible, then these are for you!

Birth to potty so no changing sizes, fasten like a disposable, and dry fast due to the microfibre insert.

A fabulous nappy for nurseries, but not the most exciting to look at.

A really trim onesize pocket nappy. The pocket consists of a waterproof outer and a suede cloth inner, and fits all the different sizes by a series of poppers to adjust the rise, an a stretchy velcro tab for the waist. The onesize booster that comes with it has poppers in it so it fits neatly inside each setting, and is absorbent enough for toddlers as well a newborns (well, it kept my super soaker going for a couple of hours anyway!)

After trying several brands on a small baby, these are by far the best I came across.

My daughter's thighs are thin and she's a heavy wetter (at the front, like boys) so she leaks out of even slim fitting nappies such as swaddlebees because around the thighs.

These are not bulky at all, she's not even 10 lbs at 15 weeks.

The microterry insert is very absorbent and does not move around if inserted properly.

The suede cloth on the inside is easy to clean (although I need to wait for a ray of sunshine to sun the breastmilk poos). The colours are lovely too. The insert is included in the price, as opposed to Wonderoos and their very expensive inserts...