GroVia Newborn AIO Reusable Cloth Diaper SugarRush

Ive also tried Lil Joeys and Thirsties, and this was my least favorite out of the three. With the LJs, the lining is all sewn together, and with the Thirsties, the 'tongue' is loose, just like with this diaper from GroVia. The weird thing is, though, unlike the Thirsties diapers, the tongue in the GroVia diaper is sewn in in the back - leaving it loose in the front - and all together too long if you want to make use of the snap-down function for newborns to avoid rubbing the umbilical cord. Which I find a weird design flaw for a diaper engineered specifically for newborns...

This was our first time in the arena of cloth diapering since we didn’t try it at all with our first daughter. With our second daughter we opted to try cloth diapering during the newborn phase and see how we felt about it before fully committing to it. These diapers make it so easy! As close to disposables as you can possibly get. Our daughter is already much more of a heavy wetter than our first and these absorb a ton. We add an additional small insert at night and that lets her sleep a lot longer without having major leakage issues. Overall I’m very happy that we went with the GroVia Newborn AIO and will definitely be continuing our journey with cloth diapering.

I was surprised with how gd the diaper felt to my hands. The only con is tt it takes ages to dry.

Way better diaper than I expected. Nice fit , great coverage and priced right. I will be buying more of these! Antoher excellent diaper that I recommend is TotsBots Teenyfit Star. Happy diapering you wont be disappointed with this diaper

My fave cloth diaper brand....extremely absorbent and for my newborn perfectly.