Bamboo Diaper White Hook&Loop

Our favorite indoor diaper. Sits nice and slim and absorbs a lot. For nighttime we add a hemp booster under the included booster. This allows our son to use it all night. We initially had 20 diapers, but this turned out not to be quite enough because of the drying time. This is really the only drawback to these diapers, which is why we have two extra diapers and also three popolini maxisnap diapers. We are now getting by with 22 huda diapers and 3 popolini maxisnap.

Very nice diaper! If you are unsure about cloth diapers, I would definitely buy these! They are very easy to use and have many advantages over disposable diapers. Thanks to the washable diapers, our son was fully potty trained (both day and night) from his 2nd birthday. Meanwhile, our 2nd child is in these diapers. They continue to look beautiful after the many washings we have already done. They are easy to put on and take off. I like both the Velcro model and the buttons. I have no preference in these (my husband likes the Velcro models a bit better). They fit from baby (about 3 months old) until my son was potty trained. Over these diapers we put an overpants from Disana or modern cloth nappies. We use these diapers in addition to the snare diapers from Disana. Both kind of have their advantages and disadvantages. These diapers are a little easier to use. You don't have to fold them and are easier with washing. But they don't dry as quickly and the fit is not as good as the bow diapers. I have more leaks with these diapers than with the bow diapers, but far fewer leaks compared to disposable diapers. The bow diapers have a better fit for all ages with fewer leaks, you can put a thicker booster in there more easily, they are more comfortable for your child (they pinch less around the legs), dry quickly, and are inexpensive. But these diapers are less easy to use: you have to fold them and they get tangled during washing. In addition, bow diapers wear out faster.

We have tried several one-size inner diapers that are all fine, but the Hu-Da is the very finest. It falls the nicest and slimmest on our narrow baby.

The diaper is quite slim, which is nice. But I don't find the loose booster to be ideal. Also, I feel like a lot of chemicals were used for the bamboo fabric, it feels quite processed. Personally, I'm more a fan of plain cotton hydrophilic diapers padfold or hemp, which is not processed into viscose. Furthermore, the diaper is quite expensive.

Used here as a night diaper. Can really absorb a lot, I add a loose booster and it lasts all night. Just make sure you use a wider pants, otherwise it's a bit crampy:

Very satisfied. Absorbs well and falls slim.

It does what it is supposed to do, but I just don't like the diaper. It is not as easy to put on as the petit lulu diapers or the little lamb diapers (size 2) and I also don't like the loose booster. Tis otherwise just a fine diaper but not my choice.

Fantastic diaper! We already had 10 of these and ordered 10 more! Does what it is supposed to do, slim diaper and good absorption!

Very nice diaper! Good fit and easy to customize with the vertical snaps and horizontal Velcro, we used them from the first month and even then everything closed nicely. We use them in combination with the Lighthouse pants and I have never had a leaking diaper, together with the boosters they are worn all night. Perfect for me!

Fine diaper that attaches easily with Velcro. I also use a booster and a cover. The diaper absorbs well and she does not get skin irritations despite the long wearing time. Do allow for a long drying time. Outside on the clothesline the diaper is dry within a day but inside it takes almost 2 days.