When I first started thinking about cloth diapering, my husband was hesitant because he thought about the "old fashion" style of diapers with pins. When I started I started with Grovia AI2. I then found pockets. They became my number one go to diaper. Through Kelly's Closet I received free diapers and this broadened my knowledge of styles of diapers. When I became pregnant with my daughter I purchased a bunch of AIO newborn diapers thinking they would be easier. They were of course. My husband loved them because he didn't have to stuff diapers. Then I took the Flats and Hand-washing Challenge and learned about flats and pre-folds. After the challenge I packed all of my microfiber inserts into a bin and put them in the closet. I liked the absorbency and the ease of washing that came with the natural fibers in the flats and pre-folds. (although my husband refuses to fold and stuff diapers now.) A few months ago I helped do laundry for one of my friends right after she had a baby. In her diaper stash she had these bamboo pre-folds made by Grovia and I decided I needed to try them. When I got home I bought one pack at first. She told me she uses the size 2, so that is what I bought. Size 2 is recommended for infants. I mostly use these stuffed in my pockets, but they are awesome. Trim and absorbent.
The Snappi- Last year I won a pack of Snappis at the Great Cloth Diaper Change. They sat unopened until this year when I did the Flats and Hand-washing Challenge. These things are awesome. They have plastic hooks on each end and fasten to the diaper to hold it in place. They are pretty easy to figure out after a couple of tries.
Here are pictures from Snappi's website on how to use these.
Included in today's giveaway is a Rumparooz OS diaper cover in Powder color, one pack of 3 Snappis, and one pack of 3 Grovia Pre-folds, Size 2.
