Reviews for Organic Cotton prefolds Avo+Cado (6 pieces)

Prefolds made of a fine soft fabric. Dries quickly, easy to fold and can be combined with almost all pants or used as an extra booster. Size OS was already fine for my slightly older newborn and even with booster was a lot slimmer than OS prefolds. Now (almost 10 months) the OS still just fits, but the prefolds also serve as absorbers for pocket diapers.

Very nice, fine soft fabric. Dry very fast. Fine to fold.

Fine diapers that are comfortable, absorb a lot and dry quickly on the line. The newborn is quickly too small on our 4kg baby. The onesize fits better.

We actually use these as a booster or padfold and they are top for that! Absorb tremendously and dry quickly.

I have used all three sizes for our son who is now almost 11 months. The smallest size folded nicely as a diaper around the body during the first few months, in between the onesize and the XL now just fits around our 11kg weaning baby with a snappy attached. When the diaper with a snappy no longer fit, they still do fine in padfold loose in an overpants. We put them under the flaps of a Hu-da or Milovia pants. Onesize now lasts about 2-2.5 hours, XL easily 3 hours during the day. They wash and bleach clean easily in the sun, the fabric stays nice even after many washes. We like them much better than the bamboo/cotton prefolds that keep shrinking.

The prefolds are very nice to use as folding diapers. We used the Newborn 1 month as a folding diaper and now use them as inserts. As a folding diaper we now use the One size for our 2 month old son and at night we booze up. So far this is working perfectly for us

Ideal to use as a folding diaper from birth. I alternate between these, folding diapers and pre-shaped ones from Popolini. I find these super in use: they absorb very well and also fit nicely without forming a thick pack. I used the newborn and now use the One Size. Once those get too small, I'll buy the XL without a doubt. Also perfect to use as a booster for the night in a folding diaper with bigger kids so all-round. Plus point: they wash beautifully and dry quickly on the wash thread so you don't need large numbers if you wash every other day.

We bought the prefolds to complement preformed diapers and inserts because the prefolds are a lot cheaper each anyway. We mainly use the newspaper fold for our 10-week-old son. It takes some getting used to in terms of folding but with the instructions from nappy's and some practice, it worked out fine. They also dry a lot faster than the pre-shaped diapers. I think we will have to change to the larger size relatively soon.

From week 2 tor now (4 months) we mainly use this one (onesize). Can definitely go 3 to 4 hours without leaking. We use it as a folding diaper, takes some getting used to, but once you've done it a few times you put it on quickly and easily. Is a lot cheaper than preformed diapers and also dries faster. Within a day they are usually dry.

We first used the m icm with a snappi as folding diapers in the first months. Now they don't fit anymore but we just use them in trifold with an extra booster. They come out of the wash a little stiff but after a little kneading they are smooth again (and after the first pee completely soft again)