Gerber Childrenswear Ez Liner Diaper Liners

Pros: Soft, cover diaper well, flushable, last 2-3 washings
Cons: None

I have 5 children and have ALWAYS used cloth diapers but probably would have switched to disposable if it weren't for disposable diaper liners. If you are not familiar with this product the diaper liner is a soft biodegradable material. It lies on top...

Pros: small size, soft, inexpensive, disposable
Cons: none

You may not think so, but if you use cloth diapers, you'll need diaper liners for them. Emma has been in cloth diapers during the day for over a year. Because she is breastfed, her bowel movements are looser than a formula fed baby. This can cause ...

Pros: Makes diaper changes a snap! Can be reused if only wet
Cons: Not flushable

My husband was VERY reluctant when I brought up the idea of using cloth diapers before our daughter was born. He had nightmares of poopy diapers that needed to be swished in the toilet, then soaked in smelly diaper pail water. I told him about reusable...

Pros: GREAT at keeping BMs off diapers: makes cleanup a breeze! Washable/reusable, tossable; Generously sized.
Cons: NOT FLUSHABLE, per manufacturer instructions. Cannot be machine dried.

We have been using Gerber EZ Liners daily for nearly 2 years now, in my daughter's cloth diapers. They are made from polypropylene (used in hiking clothes to wick away moisture), so they do not absorb moisture...rather, these liners allow it to just ...

Pros: easy to use (even for novices), easy to toss, catch everything, durable
Cons: don't flush

I used these for my first son, who was exclusively breastfed for six months. They are AWESOME!! They catch all the little stuff that comes out when you breastfeed. They're great for formula fed infants too, because they hold a lot. These are ...

Pros: price
Cons: hard to find

I love using these in my cloth diapers. They are really hard to find now so when I do find them at the store or online I make sure to pick up more than I need.