No leakage!
I love these diaper covers. The snaps are good but I tend to like the Velcro a bit better because it's faster.<br />My diapering system works really well.<br />(Had to use a CPR doll because my baby was asleep... This doll is smallish so don't think the diapers are huge)<br />First I got about 3 dozen Osocozy prefolds diapers and a pack of snappis. Then I got this pack of cloth diaper covers. The last thing I bought was some extra bamboo inserts.<br />This system can seem bulky compared to disposable but it is very effective and I don't even notice the bulk anymore.<br />Make sure the cloth diaper is completely incased in the cover or leakage will occur. No bits of cloth should stick out.<br />The reason I wrote this review is because I saw so many reviews about how thirsties covers leak and that is not true. I would suggest getting prefolds and not using the &#34;inserts&#34; that some people tend to use. I know parents who used them and they complained about &#34;pooling of urine&#34;. Of coarse there would be &#34;pooling&#34; since the inserts do not add enough cloth to catch all the urine! They were using the inserts to avoid the look of a bulky diaper. There is no avoiding this look when using cloth diapers so get used to it. The inserts are good as a back up at night. I put them over the prefolds to add about two hours.<br />These covers last for about 5 wet diapers. Less if there's been a poop!<br />If the diaper gets really wet, usually after long periods in between changing, the white ribbon bits that line the edges can get wet and cause leakage. You can avoid this by changing baby's diaper after three to four hours.<br />Once this white ribbon piece gets wet, it means it's time to change out the cover completely.<br /><br />Hope this helps!
Rating: 5 stars