Gerber Unisex Baby Boys Girls Birdseye Prefold Cloth Diapers Multipack White 3-Ply 10 Pack

Love these. I have purchased these for my babies and for every baby shower I have been too. These make the best burp/spit up rags. Typical burp rags are cute but are thin and the spit up usually soaks through. These are the perfect thickness and I never had any spit up go thru. I also used them on the bottom of the carseat to help with blowouts. They saved my carseats so many times. I still use them today in the carseat for when my daughter gets car sick. I use them to protect the carseat and clean up the throwup. I also use them when im changing my daughters diaper and I want to make sure nothing gets on the carpet. She has peed and even poo has squeezed out the back of the diaper while changing. These are a life saver. Easy to clean and bleach. Highly recommend.

I use these as burp cloths. Gerber has two cloth diapers. The sticker on these say great for burp cloths, crafts,... The others say great for diapers. I would not use these for diapers, but are great otherwise. They are less expensive than many burp cloths, easy to get clean, and I don't worry about ruining them with green peas spit up. I have a drawer full of green mountain prefolds and I think they are too stiff to be useful as burp rags even though they are more absorbent. These are flexible and can be used to wipe drool from all the creases. I have regular burp cloths, receiving blankets, muslin blankets, and thick prefolds but I always reach for these. Just be aware that these would not make great diapers as they are pretty thin, but are still very versatile cloths. I even use them when bathing my baby as a cover to keep her warm. Update: I still love these! I now use them to cover my child’s lap in the high chair to help clean up. If an uncovered cup of water or milk is spilt, I am still doing a clothing change. These do help with most of the messes though and don’t take up much space in the laundry.

I've been using these since I was born! Yep, they used to be the only cloth diaper around in 1959 - and they were such good quality that my mom and grandmom's quckly realized they would be the best dust rag / cleaning rage ever and they were. Alas, they're quite different today -- used to be HUGE - like 18" x 24" and one sorta thin layer of cotton so you could fold it and dust a room, unfold and use the other side, etc etc. Now they're very thick and much smaller so....but still excellent for shining shoes or hand-mopping a floor. Still looking for the best dust rag if anyone knows - please holla !

We have been using these in place of paper towels for years. We bought these when our girls were babies for burp clothes, they worked wonderfully for our big spitters. Now our girls are 4 and 6 and we still use them for everyday messes. Cuts down on waste of paper towels, washes and dries just fine. I totally recommend these!

Size is 14 x20 inches. Seems to be a good diaper. I actually bought them to use as rags. It's been awhile since I had to change diapers. These seem to be a little thinner than I remember, but for my purpose will work well, since no lint and can be easily cleaned.

These things have been absolute lifesavers for at least this set of first time parents. We do not use them as cloth diapers, but instead general burp/spit up/accident/"what's on my shirt" clean up cloths. I initially bought 2 sets of 10 before the baby arrived and after using them for a couple of weeks, bought 4 more sets of 10. There are usually 10-15 of these things floating around the house and the other 45 in a cabinet in the nursery just waiting for their turn. One on each arm of the couch, one on each chair, 2 on each bed night-stand, 2 in each vehicle, a bunch in the diaper bag, 2 in the stroller, sometimes I even just keep one in my pocket, etc. Anywhere we ever hold the baby, there is one of these things within reach because they are very absorbent but soft, easy to handle, and easy to clean. One gets too dirty? Into the plastic bag it goes for the next load of these we do by themselves, and we just grab another and are ready to go. Gets too dirty to worry about? Toss it; the value for the money is so great you don't need to worry about losing one every now and then. Highly recommended for all parents, for a slightly modified purpose, but DEFINITELY new parents like us.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Great cotton diapers. These are the old fashion ones. Not disposable. I use these for sewing burping cloths for newborns. I add material to one side of the diaper. They wash well and are very absorbent. I purchased these now 4 different time. Absorbency: Excellent Washability: Easy. Hot water Works well: Love natural cotton

I should have ordered the 6-ply as these are very thin. If that is what you are looking for, these will be just fine! I, however, needed thicker ones. Good value for the price.

Good stuff. Thank you.

Excelentes pañales, muy buena calidad y suavidad de la tela. Muy resistentes a pesar de muchas lavadas

These make good liners (for delicate baby bottoms) and great burp cloths but nothing compares to it's ability to clean. I've spent a fortune on different "microfiber" clothes that just move dust around. These cloths beat them hands down. They grab on to dust and don't let go and they last forever. When you first get them they feel very rough. Just wash them (hang dry if you can so they won't shrink) and you're good to go!

Wonderful nappies//must have item //unbeatable quality//doesn't wear tear even after consistent use-washing/-breathable soft weave cotton & super absorbent

I bought these as a gift and now I need to find something else as they are not as well made as I would have expected from a trusted brand like Gerber. Very disappointed in the craftmanship. The edges were just overlocked no proper edge and if it was not for the fact that it was folded the fabric would be very thin. Not a impressed