One Size™ Diaper

2nd time cloth diapering overnight and it was a success with these! (: couldn’t be happier. We previously tried with a regular pocket from another brand and he leaked through.

I am on kid # 3 and have a stash of used all in one diapers that I lucked out and got from a friend once she was done with them. They are my absolute favorite, I have never had a leak and they are still going strong after many kids and many years of use. I used them with the stay-dry liner which works well. If I had these from the beginning it would have saved me a lot of stress and wet pants, as my first son grew his legs thinned out and it seemed nothing would work but these were the answer. No matter the shape or size of your kiddo, these plus either the rikki or airflow and you are leak-free. I love that the diaper and cover don't have to be super tight to avoid leaks, you can leave it a little looser and let the air in without getting leaks which seems so much more comfortable on hot summer days.
They may not be as exciting as some printed all in ones or pocket diapers, but I choose plain and functional over cute and leaky any day! These seem comfortable for the little dudes and they are super simple to use, wash up well, and are super reliable.
If I ever need new diapers (which is unlikely since these are still doing the job well) I will be getting more of these.

When I started cloth diapering I picked up several different types (all in ones, pocket diapers, fitteds) from multiple brands. Motherease is the undisputed best.

These diapers are soft, flexible, and surprisingly unbulky. Compared to a pocket diaper they are bulkier round the hips and waist, but trimmer between the legs. My baby no longer has the cowboy wide-leg straddle look. I've never had a leak when paired with an air flow cover.

And they last! I supplemented my new purchases with used ones from someone else who'd used them on 4 babies over 15 years -- still just as absorbent and the stitching and snaps are all in place.

I told myself that I was only going to buy pocket diapers but after stuffing them 30 different ways and STILL getting leaks (my baby is a heavy wetting side sleeper) I finally bought these as a nighttime solution. I liked that they were One-size and I didn't have to buy two different kinds (with the Sandy).

My only issue with them is they don't seem to be overly absorbent on their own. I add a hemp booster and a bamboo insert to my nighttime diapers for my 5 month baby. It's bulky but the material is very soft and moldable.

YOU NEED TO GET THESE. We haven't had a single leak since (except on my own part for not putting the cover on properly).

I am so happy with the one size fits all fitted diapers I have 5 children and have tried so many cloth and disposable diapers I am now 43 raising a 7 month old and thought I'd just use disposable diapers as it would be easy but I switched to corn and never looked back because there is no diaper rash,no leaks and blow outs where as even the best disposables would not have time to absorb several messy diapers before they leakedesp breastfed babies I am truly happy with the fitted vs any all in one and I use wool covers with them and this is by far the best I have ever had No microfibre either I uses organic cotton,regular cotton and bamboo fitted and one size style is ideal This is my best advice to others and stop wasting time on other brands Mother ease is the way to go They have been around for along time for a reason I rarely leave reviews but it is my pleasure to do so in this case Thanks