My Flip Daytime insert review with pics

[crunchyNurseMommy]

Originally Posted by Oakleaf Daytime insert + GroVia shell. Rowdy baby is 16 months old, 30 lbs, and 33 inches tall, roughly. Wide hips, big tummy, butt, and legs. It is a very trim combo. Sorry for the sideways pictures!

These look great! How many layers pad folded like this? How did they hold up after a few pees?
Thanks for the pics!

[ServingHim]

Where are the inserts made, they don't say on their website or at least I couldn't find it.

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[nana2peach]

Love the pictures... Pictures explain so much better than just words sometimes.

[kelly679]

Originally Posted by Oakleaf Daytime insert + GroVia shell. Rowdy baby is 16 months old, 30 lbs, and 33 inches tall, roughly. Wide hips, big tummy, butt, and legs. It is a very trim combo. Sorry for the sideways pictures!

Awesome! Thanks for indulging us!!! I have that exact shell too.

[FernHollow]

No leaks even after a full sippy of water and they barely shifted in the cover even with wild toddler antics. I am totally sold. Maybe these are just what I need to get the cloth love back. They dried in 30min in the dryer on medium, think at how much $ I would save on utility costs over drying BGEs! I definitely made the right choice to go with these. I stacked up 6 of them padfolded next to a stack of 6 7th generation size 3 sposies and the stack was the same height, so I am totally shocked they held him. I think these will also be really nice and trim even on a young baby even if you have to fold some down. They could easily be doubled for a night diaper too. Since they are a knit fabric they are much squishier than a birdseye flat and I think they will wear nicely. Even if I end up just using these on ds4 for the next year at home only the 3 daypacks will way more than pay for themselves.

I give these an A. If they washed themselves they would get an A+

[ServingHim]

Originally Posted by FernHollow No leaks even after a full sippy of water and they barely shifted in the cover even with wild toddler antics. I am totally sold. Maybe these are just what I need to get the cloth love back. They dried in 30min in the dryer on medium, think at how much $ I would save on utility costs over drying BGEs! I definitely made the right choice to go with these. I stacked up 6 of them padfolded next to a stack of 6 7th generation size 3 sposies and the stack was the same height, so I am totally shocked they held him. I think these will also be really nice and trim even on a young baby even if you have to fold some down. They could easily be doubled for a night diaper too. Since they are a knit fabric they are much squishier than a birdseye flat and I think they will wear nicely. Even if I end up just using these on ds4 for the next year at home only the 3 daypacks will way more than pay for themselves.

Thanks for the review! I am definitely getting 3 day packs now.

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[FernHollow]

Originally Posted by ServingHim Where are the inserts made, they don't say on their website or at least I couldn't find it. Sent from my DROID RAZR using DS Forum

Mine are made is the US. Some of the covers in the daypack were made in the US and some in Egypt.

[ServingHim]

Originally Posted by FernHollow Mine are made is the US. Some of the covers in the daypack were made in the US and some in Egypt.

Thanks! Do you think these would hand wash easily and hang dry fairly quick?

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[FernHollow]

Originally Posted by ServingHim Thanks! Do you think these would hand wash easily and hang dry fairly quick? Sent from my DROID RAZR using DS Forum

Yes definitely. They are like a nice soft premium tshirt. They took the same amount to dry in my dryer as a regular birdseye flat.

[Oakleaf]

Originally Posted by crunchyNurseMommy These look great! How many layers pad folded like this? How did they hold up after a few pees? Thanks for the pics!

6 layers. I have only washed them once and it lasted through a 1.5 hour nap.