10 Reusable Fleece Liners Petit Lulu

Soft insert sheets that stay nice and soft even after lots of washing. We use them to get rid of poop easier (we hold them at the top of the toilet and then rinse the poop off of them), because disposable sheets don't appeal to me ivy the separate poop waste. We also use them as a quick absorbent top layer on cotton or bamboo diapers or boosters.

Super nice sheets! They are wonderfully soft even though they soften a bit after a few washes. I'm sure it will still give a nice feeling to baby's bottom. So far I use them more for the soft and dry feeling, rather than to catch the stool. In fact, my little man of 5 months is only breastfed now, so his stool is still so liquid that it really does run along the inserts. Perhaps later with solid food, he will have firmer stools and the stool will stay in the sheets.

I would have liked these earlier instead of disposable sheets! Relief releases easily & if the little one just has a clean diaper on & then poops, it's a matter of changing inserts & so the diaper is still clean!

Our 3 month old son has quite a sensitive skin. We use these inserts to prevent redness due to urine and this does help him. If there is still some irritation after a night, after rubbing with liniment it is quickly gone. Currently, we are still only breastfeeding. The liquid stool gets washed out of the liniment well and keeps the diapers themselves a little cleaner. We combine these with petit lulu snap in one's and pre-shaped anavy diapers during the night.

As a stay dry layer, these inserts work very well. When the stool is solid, you can easily shake it off. In the intermediate stage from liquid to solid stools, I don't get it off so easily. Then disposable sheets would be more convenient.

We use these inserts sheets to prevent the redness in our girl, this works great! With our girl even more comfortable than the fleece sheets from little lamb with..

Solid inserts. They do what they are supposed to do. When I compare them to Little Lamb's, these are a lot shorter though and don't have the longer "hairs. So I tend to put them in the back of the diaper and they do get stained a little easier (though this doesn't bother me since they are inserts for a reason), especially when the stool is softer. Further, anyway, my preference over disposable sheets because the skin of the buttocks gets much less or not red or irritated.

Fine inserts that we use for the night diaper. Buttocks stay nice and dry and any diaper irritation is always gone after the night (we use Weleda butt ointment). For daytime, for the thinner solid stools, I don't really find it convenient, as it is difficult to remove from the sheet. I prefer to use the Popolino disposable liners. But with diaper rash, I'm sure that disadvantage outweighs the advantage of staying dry.

Since using these sheets we no longer look forward to poopy diapers. Now that our son is eating solid snacks, his stool is firm. 9/10 times it sits right on the fleece and can be easily shaken off over the toilet. Also very nice when you just put on a clean diaper and there is poop. Change the insert and you're done!

With us, make sure diaper rash stays away. They dry quickly and always get clean well (no yellow stains) not yet used as solid poop catcher, but for dry buttocks anyway successful purchase