Thoughts on these 6 layer cotton newborn dipes?

cecilyandgautam

I have some Green Mountain newborn prefolds but will need more to round out the newborn stash and I want to vary it up a bit so we have options. What do you all think of these? https://www.dhgate.com/product/six-layered-newborn-baby-washable-cloths/182125441.html#cart_view-2-null

Look interesting but they're unlike anything I've seen others use. Have any of you used them or something like it? Seems like a prefold in the shape of an insert that ties in place. I imagine that would work well but eager to hear from any one with experience. Thanks!

freezorburn

Disana makes a tie nappy like those. I think @zaraceligon uses them?

cecilyandgautam

AFwifelife said:

Here is the Disanas: https://www.littlespruceorganics.com/disana-organic-cotton-tie-nappy-pack-of-3/

Oh, that's helpful - thanks! Disana ones look like an organic one size version of the same idea. Good reviews too - anyone use these?

Aurora_Borealis

Hmm...the close ups of those diapers make them look very gauzy and not 100% cotton. It does not look like they would be very absorbent.

unaveragejane

They are cute, but I don't know how you would avoid wicking. I also am really leery of anything with strings on it for a baby, especially if you would ever leave the baby without pants/shorts on over it.

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zaraceligon

I love my disana tie nappy diaper, they are the best in my opinion, I use them with a flat flannel and a flat gause, the I made,with the disana wool cover. You can use them from birth to potty training. The one the you are mention is similar like the storchenkinder diaper. The disana is a very long fabric the need to be adjusted to the side of the baby.

zaraceligon

Those diapers since to be made of muslin gause , they are very thin but muslin gause holds a lot of pee. I can post some pictures later. With the disana nappy and the flats the I use.

unaveragejane

Why are the advertising it as waterproof???