I'm a cloth diaper user 100% of the time and I wanted to use G-diapers in my rotation. I LOVE the concept, but I haven't tried to use them with a disposable liner so I can't comment on this cover in that situation. But, I use them with an infant prefold or fleece liners that I've made. They are very trim even with an infant prefold used - but not necessarily in the crotch. The liner is supposed to fit snugly to the body while the cover is somewhat loose (not much). If you get leaks, make sure the insert is contained in the liner. It does take a little practice to get the fit right, but the g-diaper website has videos on tips to get a good fit and any other issues you might have.
Some things I'm not a fan of:
- I have a hard time with the velcro snagging to the clothes and I'm not a fan of the way the velcro fastens (to the back instead of the front so the "g" is in the back) but I supposed you can easily wear it the other way around.
- The little fasteners that snap the liner to the cover sometimes will leave imprints on my baby.
- Not sure if the sizing is right. My little one is 20lbs and the rise seems a little short.
- I'm always worried I'll rip off the little tab that fastens the liner. It seems flimsy, but nothings ripped yet.
- They liners *may* stain.
Things that I really like:
- Lots of colors!
- The option of a disposable insert.
- Wide waist band that stretches.
- Drying time is QUICK. No need to dry the liners and the covers are cotton so you can line dry too or throw in the dryer without risk of damaging anything (no PUL).
- All cotton (except liner)
- You can reuse the cover if it's a wet diaper.
Overall, I'm happy to have these in my rotation.Get more detail about gDiapers Brown Little gPant - Medium.
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