Can I put on a regular disposable diaper and then put these over it?
347272
I wouldn't. they are designed to hold in poop but the fabric gets wet and the disposable diaper would get wet.
347273
I always did and never had a problem. I used this all last year, and always had her in a disposable as well (our pool requires both). I'm back to buy the next size up because these unlike some others I've tried didn't leave red marks on her legs. I still plan on putting her in a disposable as well as this.
377322
None of the disposable pads ones I've seen are, So far as I know you'd need a washable type under pad. The disposables are sort of gauze, a layer of absorbent stuff and plastic wrap while the washables are very thin cloth, felt, and a rubberized cloth backing.
655049
No, this isn't a diaper shell, it's an all in one, which means there are no inserts! You only need inserts for "pocket diapers" or "diaper covers"
232547
Yes you can. I have one in mine right now...along with one in both of our diaper changing baskets. I just ordered more because when babies are little, they have a tendency to go while you are changing them and are were getting ours soiled faster than we could wash them. These have saved my couch and bed several times and our little one is only 2 weeks old.
442657
No, these are absorbent enough on their own. You should not need to add an additional pad. If you add a pad that is waterproof on the bottom (as most stick on pads are) you will prevent the fluid from reaching the diaper. So if you must add an extra pad, make sure it is the type that is not plastic-lined on the bottom.
990633
These are made to use with just a cover. Like flip cover or thirsties duo covers. You could use then with a pocket diaper but it would be very bulky. They are made to be able to touch the baby's skin.
256514
Can we use fuzzybunz along with (over) disposable diapers for double protection ?especially when we go out etc . I have heard moms complaining about the leakage when using disposable diapers .
338952
These Vinyl "pants" are made to fit over diapers - cloth or disposable. No problem.
1726906
they are too thin, can't imagine they would absorb much, they are more like a gauzey material than what I would use for a diaper.
43138
there is no need for an additional disposable diaper if you use 2 of these reusable ones. but you might take the next lager size if you are planning to. my son was about the same size and height then yours and the medium still fits him.
697105
any kind of insert/cloth diaper will work with this cover. Thirsties has their own inserts you can buy, but I just bought a couple packs of unbleached cloth diapers (the original cloth diapers our mothers used) that I use with these covers. Once the cloth diaper is wet, you can change out for a new one, but use the same cover and just wipe out until it is dirty (from, say, a poo explosion). These covers are just an upgraded version of old plastic covers that were the only thing available 30 yrs ago to go over the cloth. I hope that clears it up!
1758645
I use my daughter's old preemie pocket diapers. We just stuff them with a washcloth. I also found a babydoll simple diaper pattern, made them out of felt from hobby lobby doubled with a patterned felt on the outside and a matching plain color on the inside with half a wash clothe in the middle and made a matching bib. Hot glued on Velcro. All hand sewn with embroidery floss. Took a couple hours. Prefolded cloth diapers cut in half work well if you don't mind the pins
166906
It depends on the type of diaper. But for a pocket diaper, yes you will need the diaper, inserts and a liner. I would like to suggest a fleece liner instead of these disposables-I never even used mine. They aren't that great in my opinion.
1751985
I use then on top of a crib liner when my baby cosleeps with me. That way the baby's body isn't on the scratchy surface of the pad. I have never used them as actual diapers.
1568229
They could be placed inside a prefold if extra absorbency is needed. You can place these in pocket diapers, layer on an All-in-one diaper, or even lay these inside a diaper cover (like a bum genius brand Flip diaper.) these are versatile and can be placed directly against babies skin if desired.
678283
I don't remember the material, but as long as the inserts are not microfiber you can use it against the skin. But the inserts that come with the diaper aren't great so you will probably need to use them in conjunction with another insert or a perfold
569599
They are thicker than disposable diapers and little leggings or tighter pants can become snug. Being a grandmother who used cloth diapers years ago, I don't see that as a problem