Now Price: $19.99Manufacturer: Kushies Baby
Keeps my son dry through the night!
2005-12-03
After trying so many different things I didn't believe these diaper doublers would work. I tried two diapers, maxi pads, plastic diaper covers...basically everything! These daiper doublers really work! I usually put two inside my son's overnight diaper (Huggies) and then I also cover him up with a plastic diaper cover. I do this for an extra just-in-case but it's not neccessary. I would suggest to place the diaper doubler in the area where they urinate most since it's different for boys and girls. I place them so they come up to the top of the diaper, which is usually where he leaks most. Do buy these. They're really only $1.00 each.
Also makes great breast pads ...
2005-07-17
This discovery was an accident. I was using washable breast pads that I wasn't too happy with but was using anyway; each brand I tried felt damp and bulky. Anyway, I ran out one day so I grabbed two diaper liners, folded them in half, and inserted to last me while I did laundry ... They turned out to be so comfortable and absorbent that I tossed out my breast pads and got an extra pack of these diaper liners to replace them.
Great for overnights! Great compliment to Kooshies diapers!
2005-04-30
I love these for the extra absorbancy. Now that my baby is a lttle bigger (I don't think it would work as for the itty bitty sized babies), I started to use them even with the newborn size folded in half in the front and am having much less leaking of urine on the overnight. They are a bit expensive, but worth it, as is the rest of the Kooshies line.
great for burp cloths too
2004-12-10
I received these as a gift before my daughter was born and wasn't really sure what I was supposed to do with them since we had planned to use dispoasble diapers. Then my husband suggested using them as burp cloths...they're awesome! They're soft against baby's sensitive skin and wash up nicely. Now they're a standard gift for our friends that are expecting.
Work well, but pricey
2004-11-26
I have no complaints about these liners' performance, I use them with my Kushies all-in-one diapers, but you can make them yourself for a fraction of the cost if you have a sewing machine. $20 is very pricey for what is really only a small piece of flannel.
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