Cotton bow/tie diaper Popolini (1 piece)

For our newborn daughter, we had a set of washable diapers of different brands and types, both preformed and bow diapers. We used the bow diapers with an extra booster and PUL overpants. The bow diapers had some great advantages: it always fit exactly, unlike preformed diapers with snaps that are sometimes a little too tight or too loose. The diapers take much less time to dry than the pre-shaped diapers. And you only need to buy 1 diaper, which you can use for your child's entire potty training period, because you can adjust the fold according to age. We have now only experienced the newborn phase. I am curious to see how it will be later when the little one is more mobile. Another thing to watch out for: tie a knot in the strings before you put them in the wash! otherwise they come out as one big knot.

Very fine diapers with a Newborn of 4kg. Absorbs a lot of moisture and does not leak through. Soft and comfortable fabric. These are my favorite diapers with newborns.

Bow ties are my favorite. At the counselor, they said, "it's either for you or it's not." So here it is. We have been using them since the 4th week and still using them now at 19 months. What's nice is that the diapers dry quickly. Dry within four hours (even in winter). Furthermore a flexible system to use with different inserts and the result is a slim diaper. On the go they are less practical. That's why we combine them with preformed cotton inner diapers. They also come off awkwardly towards potty training. They are almost going into the closet now and are also somewhat worn.

These bow diapers dry even faster than our hydrophiles and have been in use since maternity week, now I still use them with our 13 month old. In between (about 8-10 months) they were a bit tricky to put on our agile girl, but very much appreciated as a backup even then.... In the meantime we do have to top up, but that's easy too. Folding is easy, putting it on takes some getting used to, but even that soon goes fine!

I couldn't make friends with the bow diapers. I really liked the idea, but couldn't manage to put it on my daughter nicely

Looks cute, baby is still in my belly so not used yet. Want to try several types of two-piece diapers and the bow diaper is 1 of them!

I default to using this diaper last when all my other diapers run out. I don't get a nice package of them very well (say quietly: almost not at all). Out of the wash I fold them with a booster inside, but putting them on is still tricky. They do dry quickly on the line, which I think is the biggest plus. Also that your child can possibly fit this diaper for a long time. At least my daughter does, I think ;-)

For our 3 week old daughter, bow diapers are a favorite. Use it without booster there still works fine now. Close well and fit neatly under a Little Lamb overpants. Although I would prefer nothing over them, they are so cute!

I really like the fit of m, and it is a flexible system if you have extra boosters, but it is quite an art to get closed when your baby is mobile. For a newborn this is much less of an issue, but these days I don't take it as much.

The advantage is that these always fit. Son is now almost 2 and the diapers grow with him. I do use extra boosters now, especially at night. And I bought pants in a larger size. Another advantage: perfect for potty training: son feels super good when he is wet and needs to go potty!