born2twinkle - Of all the microfibre nappies Little Lamb are one of the better options. They aren't too bulky compared to other brands. They do dry very quickly. Don't use the little lamb wraps though - Motherease airflow (popper fit) or Rikki (velcro fit) are much more reliable - of the two I prefer the airflow as it is independantly adjustable around the legs and waist and far less bulky around the tummy (important if you aleady have a velcro band on the nappy underneath).
thepuddingchef welcome to the world of cloth . You get used to the big bottomed look quite quickly. My DCs look emaciated to me when I put them in a disposable - and their bottoms feel so boney! . Some nappies are way too bulky IMO - what are you using.
Mrsbigpants - Don't use loo papaer as a liner - you'll end up with mush. 'Flushable' liners are designed not to disintergrate when wet but some are certainly not as flushable as they make them out to be! I tend to use fleece liners which I love but when I do use paper ones I only ever flush the dirty ones - the wet ones go in the bin or compost bin (although, if I'm honest many go through the wash first if I don't remember to take them out before the nappy goes in the nappy bucket). Do you still need to get rid of your ammonia smell? What nappies are you using?
Knickers - what do you want in a night nappy? I heart bumhuggers - they are fantastic but no good if you want something quick drying. Never found NB to be very reliable I'm afraid . I also use a lollipop fleece pocket