Organic Baby Clothes - Find The Best Organic Baby Clothes At Great Prices

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• 1 Pulido

  I use this diaper cover with kissaluves fitted diaper. It is trimmer than other diaper covers to use with a fitted diaper, very soft, not plastic. I use the larger for my daughter. I only found them later in diaper wearing.. she is 23lbs with semi chunky thighs. I think they are great!

• 2 Bivens

  I really like this cover. It is super easy to just pull on a cover sometimes, and this one is so nice and soft. It works great to prevent leaks (love the gussets) and is roomy enough to fit over any kind of diaper. It shrunk noticably the first time I washed it, luckily I can still fit it. So you might want to size up to allow for this, and that is the only reason I give it 4 stars. Very nice overall.

• 3 Shiraiwa

  I bought this item directly from their website because it was a few dollars cheaper. I ordered the small which was supposed to be for 7-17 lbs. What I received had a label that said small 15-22lbs. When I called to inquire about this they said it was a mis-print but it was actually the small and they didn’t have anything smaller than this. My baby is 7 lbs 2 oz and they are huge on her. So either they weren’t telling me the truth or the sizing they have listed is wrong. FYI

• 4 Silvio

  This was a perfect gift for the mother wishing to have soft, organic bibs. the color was perfect for disguising stains from baby food. There were a few loose pile threads which were easily trimmed. They was nicely and do not become hard or stiff when washed. I wish they did not come wrapped in plastic becuase they are going to a mother who wants environmentally and child safe items. It seems a little contrary to “organic”

• 5 Jenette

  There are lots of fluffy short threads when I opened this product, so it took me some time to remove them by using a lint remover. After using it for a week, the threads at the edge started going off. I have to stitch it myself. The organic cotton seems to be real, but should improve the quality.

• 6 Qiao

  The bibs are absorbent and have a nice, simple, clean look. However, (1) the neck diameter is somewhat small for my 4 month-old twins and they are not really big boys (48 and 53 percentile in weight); (2) the Velcro in the back is so strong that separating the two pieces at the end of a feeding will surely wake them up if they fall sleep with the bottle; (3) If the smooth and rough sides of the Velcro are not carefully matched, the rough side can easily scratch your baby’s neck.

• 7 Ramp

  This bib (neck area) shrinks like crazy. The velcro stuck to my other garment and ruined it. Do not buy this product unless you want to put it on to the Barbie doll.

• 8 Fogg

  I like that these don’t have all kinds of appliques and cutsie kid things. They are also terry cloth, so they are a bit more absorbent than a lot of the bibs of this size. However, as soon as it gets a little too wet, the wetness seeps down and gets the baby’s shirt wet. My daughter is a spit-up queen, so we go through a half dozen of these a day. It really needs some sort of thin waterproof layer — that would make this a 5-star product. The velcro is strong so it stays on the baby, however it’s loud when you remove it so it sometimes scares them or wakes them up if they have fallen asleep with it on.

• 9 Iribe

  These are made of a very soft and luxurious organic cotton. They absorb very well and work great with Under the Nile’s fitted diaper. I only use ONE liner at night with the fitted diaper for a heavy wetter. They are the ONLY liners I buy.

• 10 VanBuskirk

  I use Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers for my baby, and I’m always looking for the best (most absorbant) cloth inserts - and thus far these are them! They’re nice and substantial. I have not yet tried them overnight, but I have a feeling they’d be fine without doubling for a small infant. Only curious thing was that I ordered 2 packs, and one set of 3 was a few inches longer than the other - perhaps they come in two sizes?

• 11 Felt

  I bought these to protect my baby’s organic mattress…I paid good money for the mattress and I was hoping for a 100% organic pad to protect it. I got it in the mail today and it is 100% cotton on the top but has a 100% polyester backing. I did not want polyester and wish they would have disclosed this.

• 12 Fine

  I ordered these due to the great previous feed back, instead of what was offered I received 1 crib size mattress pad….not what I had wanted….be wary.

• 13 Hanks

  Vinyl Free Waterproof Pad, November 30, 2008

  I bought a set of these pads and now I’m buying another. They are just so useful. I use them under my baby (who was a premie as is now 9 weeks and 9 lbs) all the time, whether on the bed, on the couch, or anywhere else I’m worried about spitup or other accidents. I’m also going to get some bigger ones for when he grows, but I still want more in this size because they’re so handy.

  I was looking for a waterproof pad that was not vinyl, partly because I can’t stand the smell of vinyl and partly because it makes my baby sweat. These are perfect.

  Pros:
  - Waterproof
  - Lightly quilted, which my little guy likes, and the padding absorbs liquid really well - so well that sometimes I have to feel twice to check if it’s really wet.
  - Easy care: I throw them in the washer and dryer, and they’ve been washed dozens of times already and are holding up well.

  Cons:
  - The organic flannel fabric does pill, so if you’re really adverse to pilling these might drive you nuts, but for me their usefulness outweighs this con by far.

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