Reactions with flushable liners

[jnjb]

About to start cloth diapering and several people have told me to use flushable liners. My 7 month old seems to have extremely sensitive skin and I am wondering about your experiences with sensitivity to the flushable liners, product recommendations, etc. Thanks!

[AZmommy]

mine reacted to the grovia liners though I have no idea why I use the oscocozy or the bumkins brand now and no reaction.

[babysays]

I use Bummis liners and have had no issues. they are very soft, whereas brands like Imse Vimse are more rough and I would think would be more likely to irritate skin.

[babysays]

They work really well, by the way. My daughter is 8 months old and they are great for this stage of baby poo

[cdeweese]

We use Bummis and love them They are super soft!

[RockinLou]

I use GroVia and have no problems! my kids are super sensitive to everything

[american baby]

We have used bummed liners and had no reaction. However I do want to say that in my experience they are usless for EBF babies. Mine is three months old and we used them for a trip and I still had to rinse almost every poo diaper in the sink. I would deffinately recamend a sprayer. Hope this helps

[thirdtimemomma]

I love flushable liners! I use them every diaper for my toddlers. My favorite are Impse Vimpse or sage diapers (used to be diaper rap). I've tried rearz and bummis and another similar one. And while they are softer, they are a pitb because they are one use and get stuck in my washer. The rice paper (IV) will go through my wash and I can reuse them (pee only). And they are wider and cover more of the diaper (pockets).