OsoCozyChinese Prefolds Cloth Diapers 1 Dozen - Perfect for Burp Cloths or Diapers. Soft and Absorbent for Baby Made of 100% Cotton- Fits 7-15 Lbs. - Size: Infant 4x6x4, 12x16 inches.

These are my favorite for decorating to be gifted for burp cloths.

I use these with diaper covers (usually flip) for my 1 month old. These are great for wrapping microfiber inserts, which shouldn't be placed against the baby's skin. They are some of the most used pieces of fluff in my stash. They are the perfect length and thickness (I bought smalls)to create a diaper with a microfiber that is reasonably absorbent but not too bulky. I'm giving them four stars because I wouldn't recommend them for pinning on a baby, as they are too short and thin for anything but a premie or small newborn. Not can I use them alone, they simply aren't absorbent enough. I also don't see these lasting more than 6-8 months of heavy use. Personally, I don't like pins/snappis, and I feel I will have gotten my money's worth so this is not an issue for me.

Perfect for applique or embroidery!

I got 2 dozen of these diapers and I was pretty impressed with how they held up when my daughter was born. She was a small baby (less than 6 pounds at birth) and coupled with Thirsties wraps they worked really well and fit well too. At 2 months old she is now almost 10 pounds and these are already getting way too small. I used to be able to fold them in thirds at the section that comes up in between her legs but now I have to use the cross over method and they're still a little tight. I like these diapers but I thought I would be able to use them longer than 2 months. I suggest going a size up even for newborns if you want to be able to use these for a longer period of time.

I use these to make burp cloths for baby showers. They work perfectly.

I bought this product for a baby and when it was put in the dryer it shrunk, and it was very wrinkly. Very disarticied.

This really is the best way to go in terms of price. They worked wonderfully for my newborn. (Just a note: cloth diapers normally get soaked. Both CDs and disposables should be changed, on average, every two hours to avoid rashes, even if the disposable feels moderately dry. I use a doubler at night, though.)However, once my baby got to be 8 pounds (the average size of babies at birth), the diapers didn't fit well around him, and at ten pounds, they barely reach around his legs. These will still work as liners for diaper covers, as doublers, and burp cloths, but I won't be able to pin them any more.Bottom line: for newborns, get two dozen. You will wash every 1.5 to 2 days. Don't forget diaper covers.For infants 9 lbs and up, don't expect to be able to pin these or use Snappi fasteners with them for long. Fold in thirds and lay into the diaper cover, or use as a double layer, or use as a burp cloth.

I'm a new mom and wanted to try cloth diapers. I did a lot of research in terms of buying a diaper cover and chose the Thirsties brand- doing well after three weeks. I bought both the Chinese and Indian pre-folds. Honestly, I cannot tell the difference between the two. The important fact is: the diaper rash after starting off with diapers has gone away and any blow-outs are self-contained. Yes, the pre-folds will arrive hugs; however, once you wash them, the true size will reveal itself.I quickly adopted a system. I bought a container with a lid. With the poopy diaper, I sprinkle baking soda on them, drop them into the container and then wait to do a load of laundry. Hanging them on the line eliminates soilage- amazing. I'm saving money and electricity. These diapers are quite cost effective. I have 42 cloth diapers and am doing laundry every other day to every two days.