I've had nothing but good luck with these diapers. I would recommend to anyone looking into cloth diapers who don't want to spend a fortune on all-in-ones and other such diapers. Ease of Use There is a small learning curve with using a pre fold vs. a fitted diaper. But once you've done it a few times, it becomes old habit and you won't even have to think twice about what you're doing. And if folding and pinning is not you're thing, then you can always get a cover that allows you to simply fold the diaper into thirds, place into cover, and put on baby. SO EASY! Leak Prevention These works just as well as some of the more expensive pre folds on the market. Just remember, it's cloth! It will not hold as much as a disposable, but that's completely normal. If you're putting the diaper on correctly, then you'll have little to no issues with blow outs! Comfort My little one isn't moving around yet, but she seems completely content with the fit of these. Absorbency These won't hold as much as a disposable diaper, so be prepared to change more often if that's what you're used to. But compared to other cloth diapers, these are some of the best on the market today in terms of pre folds!

drewship

USA

I have a dozen of the All Together Diaper Company unbleached indian prefold diapers and I really like them. They are inexpensive and do a great job of containing messes. They are super soft after they have been prepped, and are really easy to use. I simply tri-fold one in a Thristies cover, and then use a snappi to close the diaper. They are trim enough that my son can wear regular pants and jeans, and it is not noticable that he is wearing a cloth diaper. The All Together Diaper Company unbleached indian pre-fold is also really easy to care for. I just store them in a dry pail after use, and then wash them with my homemade detergent, on warm. They also are very durable and keep going strong after many uses and washes. These pre-folds are a great purchase for someone who wants to use cloth diapers on their little ones, but do not want a lot fuss or a big investment. These diapers are a great inexpensive diapering option that work great!

saravz

Grand Rapids, MI

I have some chinese prefolds as well as these indian prefolds and love the indian ones. They are super soft and absorbant. and contrary to popular belief they do not make your babies butt puffy. I faced a lot of resistance about cloth diapers from family members but after they have seen our son in them they've been converted. My mother who was the anti cloth queen has even volunteered to change his diaper when he needs it. if you chose to go with these prefolds just e sure and follow the directions when you get them. it is recommended that you wash them at least eight to ten times before using, I did not follow these directions at stopped around five washes because of this my diapers did not shrink to the right size for the few few days and it make it much harder to stuff them into our covers. If you follow the original directions and make sure to use your prefolds correctly (no creams or powders) these prefolds will stay with you for your entire cloth diapering period.

onourway

Lansing, MI

The All together diaper company unbleached indian prefolds are just as good as the more expensive brands. These prefolds are very easy to prep, just wash in hot water for a few cycles, drying in between. Or you can boil them in a big pot of water on the stove for an even quicker prepping. I prefer to line-dry my diapers and these do tend to get  a bit stiff on the line. But a quick fluff in the dryer with dryer balls and they are soft and quilty. Once they are prepped they are super soft and quilty. The infant size worked from day 1 on our baby when she was only a mere seven pounds and she wore them up to about 20 pounds then we had to move up to the regular size. But we still use the infant size prefolds as doublers or pocket stuffers for our pocket diapers. A regular prefold + a infant prefold as a doubler keeps her dry all night long, 9+ hours on a typical night. After you baby has potty learned these would make excellent cleaning rags and rags to wash the car with.  

markdaniel

Fort Gay, WV