Trim Microfiber Inserts that Don’t Feel Gross on Your Hands

Oct 11,2016 / By Maria / 26 Comments

If you click & buy, I may receive a small commission. I have a business relationship with the manufacturer & received these inserts for free. Microfiber inserts are one of the most affordable cloth diaper inserts there are. That said, they have their downsides, including flattening & losing absorbency over time, being prone to compression leaks and picking up lint like crazy. Worst of all (in my opinion) is the feeling of a new microfiber insert on your hands – I shuddered just thinking about it.

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Bambino Mio MioSoft AI2 Cloth Diapers

Dec 28,2015 / By Maria / No Comment

Change-Diapers received a product at no cost for review purposes. We were not otherwise compensated for this post and all opinions are our own. The Bambino Mio two piece MioSoft diaper comes in your choice of cover size: size one (under 21 lb) and size 2 (over 21 lb).

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A Review of GroVia No Prep Soaker Pads by a Cloth Diaper Mom

Dec 8,2014 / By Maria / 3 Comments

In September (if I remember correctly!) GroVia offered to sponsor my top fan giveaway with their new Lotus shell and no-prep soaker pads. The lucky winner agreed to share her opinion of these new inserts. (Post contains affiliate links.)

When I first opened the package, I was ecstatic to see how bright and colorful the new Grovia Lotus was! It’s a gorgeous fuchsia pink and unlike any of the other pink/purple colors that I own by other manufacturers. It is definitely a color that I reach for frequently.

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Do New Fluffy Microfiber Inserts Absorb Better than Old Flat Ones?

Jan 25,2014 / By Maria / 2 Comments

Logically, a new, fluffy microfiber cloth diaper insert will absorb better than an old, dingy flattened one, but I wanted to find out for sure!

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Milovia One Size Pocket Cloth Diaper Review

Nov 14,2013 / By Maria / 9 Comments

I received a product at no cost for review purposes. I was not otherwise compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own. Milovia cloth diapers are made in Poland and are distributed by Tula. U.S. retailer Up On the Hill sells them, and they sent me one to review. 2015 update: Milovia diapers are now carried by Squigglybugs (affiliate link) in the U.S.

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