OsoCozy Prefold Cloth Diapers (1 Doz) - Soft, Absorbent, Durable - 100% Cotton

I'll be ordering the OsoCozy's for all of my kiddo's prefolds. I ordered a dozen of the newborns a couple of months back, and started using them a couple of days ago. They are awesome! So soft, very absorbent, and they don't bunch up because the material is nice and thick. I recommend getting a bar of Octagon or Fels Naptha soap to the pre-treat stains from the dirty's because they are white, but if you got the unbleached cotton, you'd probably do just fine without it. We ordered one dozen, which does us for a day, but if you want to go two days between diaper duty, I would order two. Once again, so happy with this product!

Used for my newborn who pees often. Can hold a good amount of pee. Purchasing more since he outgrew his newborn size!

I used these for my2 children. Before gifting them to someone and then ordering more for my third. When I gifted them, they were still all in very good shape.I dont like the bulkiness of one size fits all cloth diapers and was able to use these with the Thirstiest size one for my first until she was 6 months old. He wasn't a heavy wetter. I couldn't use them as long with my second child but have used themas a doubler at bedtime. After rinsing, I hang them on a rack on balcony to dry until I wash diapers (2-3 times a week) so that I don't have wet stinky diapers around. Leaving them outside keeps them stain- free too as the sun bleaches them. After use for 2 children, none of them were in too bad of shape to gift to a friend.

Let's face it - prefolds are not as awesome as AIOs or some of the much easier systems. But, for a newborn it's a must due to affordability. We only use these during the day as they soak quickly.I either use a snappi to connect the edges, or fold it like a burrito and just put it into the cover. Both ways seem to be working fine especially since the covers are pretty trim, but the snappis feel more secure. These are great because they were super cheap and can be used for other purposes - I put one down on the changing table to catch stray poo's, and later I will probably use these to stuff my pocket diapers as a doubler, or could use them as cleaning rags around the house since they're really absorbent. The newborn size fit her perfectly but I think once she gets upwards of 8/9lbs I'm going to need to buy Size 1. Not a big deal since they are so cheap.

These are the only liners we use. Make sure to wash and dry then 6-8 times before using. It makes a difference! Also, we use them with double gusseted covers only. I wouldn’t waste money on any cloth diaper covers or all in ones that only have a single gusset around the legs.

I started cloth diapering with prefolds because I didn't want to spend on expensive pockets and AIOs. I started with the newborn size because I wanted a trimmer fit. We've since included AIOs and pockets in our stash, but these prefolds with thirsties covers are still my favorites. We never had leaks with this system and they line dry so quickly that we were able to make do with just one dozen. After she outgrows them they'll make great burp cloths.

Sorry, but I am a Baby Boomer looking for a well made, thick and hemmed cleaning rag, and these are definitely it! Absolutely Love them! No baby stuff hitting these, just good ole Windex and furniture polish. But if I had any grandkids in diapers, I would stockpile them. Thank You For Your Quality Product.

I love these diapers! They're so soft and absorbent. I started using them as prefolds on my 7lb daughter with Real Nappies covers and they worked great. The price for a dozen is great too. If cloth diapering exclusively I'd recommend getting 2dozen of these; you really don't need more unless you're looking to do less laundry, but by the time my baby was 2months old I only had to wash twice a week as 2dozen are enough for 3 days of diapering.