Bumkins Disposable Cloth Fabric Diaper Liner, Biodegradable, Neutral, 100 Count (Pack of 1)

This kind of product makes cloth diapering so much easier!! After reading many product reviews, I picked this brand because the consensus seemed to be that they were fairly soft. I've never tried any of the other brands, so I can't say for sure but this has served us well. We've been using them since she was about six weeks old and she is now eighteen months. They usually catch most of the poop (if we place it right, it takes some practice) and they seem soft enough that she doesn't have any issue wearing them in her diaper all the time. There are a couple things to note however. 1) Diaper liners are going to be essentially useless until the baby gets most of their nutrition from solid food. Otherwise the poop is just too soft for it to catch it. We still used them at that point because we felt sometimes the liner stopped the poop from staining the diaper as much, but it could also contribute to leaks. 2) I thought these were going to be packaged like tissues, where you grab one out of the box. Instead they're wadded up and together in such a way that it is a pain to get one out and one handed. Because of this issue we always prepare the diaper (lay out cover, then prefold, then liner) before we chase down the kid. Much easier that way.

We started using these with our cloth diapers, mainly bumgenius 4.0, fuzzibuns, and some prefolds in covers. They fit very well and in some cases we were able to cut them in half and get twice the bang for our buck. They are super easy to dispense from the box. They do not "pop up" but they pull out like tissues out of a puffs brand facial tissue box. We would lay this in the diaper an put the diaper on our little one. Then, once the diaper was on, we would tuck in the excess that would peek out. This way the entire diaper surface would not stick to the poo and we could easily just shake the liner and poo into the toilet for easy disposal. Great price and its ample size covers the "important space" well. Oh and SUPER SOFT! Not like those others out there that is like putting a dryer sheet against your baby's bottom. They feel like a soft tissue. Just to note, because they are soft they do get destroyed in the washer/dryer should you forget to take it out of the diaper when there wasn't a poo mess. You cannot use these more than once like I have heard some can with the rougher liners.

Love these liners. My 6 month old is in that middle stage of just starting solids so we need something in the diapers to catch his not quite solid not quite liquid poopy! I have tried a couple others and they have been either very scratchy or too small and defeat the purpose. These work great. They are large enough to completely cover his diapers (I use BG and Thirsties AIO size M&L) they are soft against his skin and catch everything solid just letting some liquid thru that washes right out. Saves a ton of cleanup on those sticky poopy diapers! Only down side is they stick to him when wet but small price to pay and doesn't seem to bother him. :) just bought 2 more boxes!

I have purchased other brands of diaper liners and Bumkins is definitely my favorite. It has the softest texture of the liners I have tried. The liners really remind me of a dried out baby wipe, not incredibly soft, but not rough like the gro-via liners. I found diaper liners useful during the transition to solid foods. Breastmilk diapers were super simple to deal with, rarely stained, and were a breeze to just toss in the wash. As my little one transitioned to solids we had some pretty undesirable diapers to contend with and that is when we used the liners. Unless your little one runs like a well oiled machine, you won't know when a wet/poopy diaper will occur, so you almost have to use the liners with each diaper change to be effective. When a dirty diaper occurs you just lift out the liner and dispose of it. They say they are flushable, I threw ours in a diaper genie just to save some stress to our plumbing. Some mess occasionally got through the sides to the diaper but overall the liners did a decent job of protecting the diapers. Now that my toddler is accustomed to solids and has more solid diapers we don't use the liners anymore, we just empty dirties into the toilet before putting them in the wet bag... but during the solid food transition, these liners were great!

I picked these liners as they seemed to be the ones with the best reviews. However, they weren't what I had hoped. The pros are they are very soft. Looks like a dryer sheet but very soft. They size was also great. I use BumGenius and Kawaii cloth diapers and these liners fit great inside these diapers. The cons, they did not hold up well at all. My son isn't very mobile yet (not walking or crawling) and when his diaper was just wet the liners were fine but when he would have a bowel movement (even a small one) these liners would bunch up and not do what I had hoped they would do. His cloth diapers would be a mess and I would still have to clean it out. Defeating the purpose of having a liner to begin with. Also the liners would stick to my son and so trying to pull them off of him was a mess. They are very thin and flimsy too so the liner would tear as you were trying to clean up and your fingers would go right through it so your hands would get messy too. I got so frustrated with these liners that I would only use them half of the time and am glad that I am finally out of them. Also, these cannot be washed and reused. I tried that and they just turned into a big mess in my washer. All in all, having these liners was better than not having liners at all. I will though not purchase these kind again. Sidenote: My sister is currently using Kushies diapers liners and she loves them. I have seen them and yes they are not as soft as the ones I used, but they don't bother her son at all and they are much sturder so I will be trying those ones next.

These work great. As an added bonus, you can even wash them (*see update*) and re-use them (when they didn't get pooed on at least). We had to stop flushing them after our toilet began to "complain." But we were also flushing so called "flushable" wet wipes (which we have also stopped doing). My only complaint on these is the box they come in. It is not very durable and it seems like they are oriented the wrong way in the box to easily pull the next one out. But turning them around the other way doesn't work either because the opening isn't large enough to reveal the edge of the next liner. But over-all quality wise, we prefer these over the ones that come on rolls. Just a note, if you use butt-paste and want to reuse these, don't wash them with your cloth diapers. The butt paste will gunk up your cloth diapers! *UPDATE: 1/30/2014* We just bought these again for the first time in a while. They are now much more degradable and decomposable! Definitely not washable at all. Also, the box/packaging has been improved. It is now more durable and the liners are contained in a bag inside the box that holds them all together much better. Also, the next liner comes our more easily. Good job Bumkins!

These saved hoursssssss of spraying cloth diapers before washing. We have an attachment on the toilet and used to spend a lot of time spraying poop off before prewashing, but these save us a ton of time by removing the majority of the poop and only leaving small amounts that need to be sprayed, if any. We didn't have any issues with diaper rashes or leaks. Must have for cloth diapers!

These are absolutely my favorite liners out there that I've tried to date. I've tried Real Nappies (textured like a dryer sheet), Bummis (the large size is too small), Kushies (great and durable, but on the thick side), and Bumkins. I love the size and texture of these the best. They offer full coverage on the back and you can fold the front if needed. These are super soft and thin and despite the thinness I've not had one tear yet. The only downside is that they are difficult to remove from the box, but a little planning saves you the small inconvenience. I grab one before I even start to change my son's diaper because it's almost impossible to get one out of the box when you're in the middle of a diaper change. Also the softness makes them stick together so if you're on the go and packing some in your diaper bag, it's a little difficult to separate them when you're ready to use. The coverage and softness on my baby's bottom beat out any small inconvenience though.