5 Pack Ultra "All In One" Cloth Diaper Variety Pack Infant Size

Pros: affordable, all-in-one

Cons: fit is too narrow, leaks easily, cannot use from newborn

The Bottom Line: Get them if you are on a budget and have not used cloth diapers when your baby was newborn.

Review: I bought a 5-pack of the Kushies diapers about 6 months ago, when I wanted to give cloth diapers a try. Until then, I was only using 7th Generation chlorine-free diapers. My daughter was about 9 months old then and, after some research, I decided to give ...

Pros: All in one, no insert, cotton, super easy.

Cons: Some leaking, long dry time, dorky prints.

The Bottom Line: Fair deal if price dictates purchase, would consider other options for night time.

Review: I have tried a few different kinds of cloth diapers for my daughter. The Kushies appealed to me because there was no 'stuffing' of the diaper and I like the fact that only natural cotton would be touching her bottom. They also looked really easy and I ...

Pros: Affordable, easy to use, soft cotton-flannel lining.

Cons: Leaks, needs a lot of liners to be effective, wears out sooner than it should.

The Bottom Line: An inexpensive diaper but leaks without extra liners and wears out rather quickly.

Review: Kushies Ultra All In One (AIO) diapers were the first cloth diapers that I purchased.  They were affordable at $45 (Canadian) for a pack of five and seemed simple to use.  These diapers have an inner cotton-flannel lining with an ...

Pros: Cheap, waist is easily adjustable, cloth is good for baby

Cons: Do not last much past 1 baby, leg fit is mediocre, velcro tangles

Review: This was the first of many cloth diapers I used.  Kushies ultra are inexpensive, but for a reason.  If your not planning to want to pass your cloth diapers on to another baby or person, they are a cheap alternative to buying disposables and of ...