I wanted to support my friend with a new tiny one using cloth diapers. First, I bought those 100% cotton dish towels for $7 a ten-pack and sent along a video showing how to fold them. Then I searched for the inexpensive "rubber pants" I used back in the 1970's with cloth diapers for my three babies.. It took hours to finally locate these. (You can find them in the toddler size for use in potty training, but the predominate diaper cover for cloth diapers was that new invention with the snaps which cost $20 or more for a single cover with an insert.) This is the only product like this that has them for newborns and preemies.

These are pricier than the ones I used to use, but they do the job. The Newborn size was still too big for my friend's baby, but after a few weeks they fit and worked as they were supposed to with the cloth "diapers" I supplied. They are easy to put over the diaper. They wash well and last forever. And it is inexpensive to buy them in larger sizes. My friend loves these and the "diapers/dishcloths which wash and dry much quicker than the pre-fold and/or commercial cloth diapers, and they are affordable and environmentally superior to disposable diapers/

These are amazing! We've been using them for potty training with training underwear underneath and they keep everything in. My daughter still feels when she's wet, so it's not like using a diaper or pull-up, but they still contain any accidents so less laundry (no wet pants)! Other reviewers were right about them running big, so I ordered a size smaller and they have a good fit. I would highly recommend these for potty training and they would probably work well with cloth diapers/prefolds, although I haven't tried that since we're trying to be done with diapers altogether. I wouldn't leave an accident too long in these though because they don't absorb, they just hold everything in until ready to change. I would imagine they would eventually leak if squished around and left too long. They work perfectly for catching accidents and can be rinsed out and hung to dry to reuse.

I bought these in a size small, for my 23 pound 2 year old. These are great. I only have two and when lo has an accident in them they hold up very well. I just hand wash them after and hang dry. They dry and clean up super easy so they are ready to go within the hour again. We use these over regular undies, and have only had one leak. It was at the leg hole, and while lo was climbing straight up a wall and had a full bladder.
Please realize these are made to go over cloth diapers, so sizing is off. However as a cloth diapering mama, I still feel like the sizing is large.

We have had the size small Dappis for my potty training 2 year old for over a week now. She is 30 lbs and wears size 2t or 24 months. We put them over her training underwear that is thick and slightly absorbent. We use this combo at naps and when going out of the house only. If she has an accident she is fully aware of it because the wetness stays against her skin. There haven't been any leaks outside the cover yet. I have washed them and tumble dried them twice each with good results. They don't seem to be uncomfortable for my daughter. They are smooth on the outside so shorts and pants can be worn over them easily, but tend to slide down a little faster. Great buy! I hope I don't have to use them for long but I'm glad I got them.

I have only used it for a week for potty training my toddler. I use it with Gerber training pants like others suggested. Seems to be working very well as he had multiple accidents and there was no leak or mess. As others mentioned, the size is big and I bought small for my 33 lb, 3T kid and it fits perfectly. The only downside is it's plastic and little uncomfortable to wear. Also wish there was a easier way to clean after accidents as it gets wet and need to be dried/cleaned (or may be others know a better way to clean), so you don't need to buy many for potty training.