Reusable cloth diapers recommendations?

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Can anyone recommend me some reusable nappies to try? I’ve never used them before my daughter is 8 months, if you have any tips on washing them etc too that would be very much appreciated

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Thirsties Duo Wrap Cloth Diaper Cover, Snap Closure, Stargazer Size One (6-18 lbs)
Thirsties Duo wraps are fantastic covers

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Simple Being Reusable Cloth Diapers, Double Gusset, One Size Adjustable, Washable Soft Absorbent, Wa
These are my favorites of the ones we have!   I'm new to this; we started when my daughter was around 8 months and now she's almost 10 months.  But I've learned a few things.  
Here's what I like, and these diapers have all of these:
- when I buy more, I'll be sure there is a double gusset in the diapers
- I like the snaps better than the Velcro; while Velcro is quicker and gives a more precise fit, I think it'll wear out quicker
- the snaps that adjust, like the height, I guess, of the diaper are nice
- there are always (that I've seen) two buttons on each side's tab, but the extra third button is a nice security blanket
Things in cloth diapers are n general that I don't like:
- I did not like the Mama Koala diapers that I've seen a lot of people rave about.  There are only two buttons on each tab and I feel like the tabs come unsnapped way too easily (although I will say that their inserts are my favorite) 
- I thought I would like the diaper cover/insert combo, but I just don't like that insert sitting against my daughter's skin
I wanted to start out with cloth diapering but was put off by how awful everyone said they were to clean.  It's not that bad, especially that your baby is older!  
- change them about every two hours (obviously sooner if they need it)
- if there are solids, just take the diaper to the toilet and drop the solids inside
- I keep the used diapers in a wet bag until the end of the day, then take them to the laundry room, where I put them on a bucket of vinegar water (several of my diapers say not to use bleach) 
- I leave them to soak until I have enough to wash
- one warm cycle with the vinegar water but no detergent and an extra rinse (all of my diapers say no hot water)
- one cold cycle with detergent and an extra rinse
- dry on delicate/low heat
Everyone is different!  I just jumped in and got some to see if it would work for us and I suggest you do the same!

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Cloth diapers for baby featuring organic and reusable natural diapers.
Flats and prefolds from GMD are good quality

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Nappy Kits
I love little lamb nappies. They do a 6 week money back guarantee which was perfect for us. We tried one lot of their nappies but they didn't work for us so I sent them back and tried their other type and I've now been using them for 9 months.

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Pacific Neutrals Baby Cloth Pocket Diapers 7 Pack, 7 Bamboo Inserts, 1 Wet Bag by Nora's Nursery
So I have a 4.5 yo boy who I cloth diapered from 2 months on, and currently a 4 month old girl who I’ve cloth diapered ever since we brought her home. This time around I invested in newborn diapers and used them for around 1.5-2 months, then put her in the regular one size diapers (which is what you’d use at this age!) double gussets are excessively bulky, and don’t help at all with either gender lol. I use five layer charcoal bamboo liners and at night I add in an extra bamboo liner for more absorbency since she’s a heavy wetter. Noras nursery sells super high quality and nicely priced diapers that are so cute! They come with the bamboo liners which are the closest absorbency to the five layers I’ve ever used! For my son I used alvababy, mama koala, angelicware, bumGenius and fuzzibunz. I’m currently still using his alvas and mama koalas and fuzzibunz! The angelicware and bumGenius pul material just didn’t hold up literally AT ALL. This time I got the noras nursery ones, some baby goal which are also really nice, some wink diapers, which are nice but I don’t like how the pocket is in the front personally, and my leftovers from my guy. Any five layer charcoal liners work I just get them on amazon. To wash, I separate all the wipes, inserts, and covers: wipes immediately into washer, inserts in a plastic well ventilated hamper, poopy diapers get sprayed off (I have a sink sprayer hooked up to my utility sink in the basement) and pee covers go with the inserts in the basket. I spray the poo covers and wash them with the wipes on high heat with tide powder and a touch of oxi clean. Now, since your babe is 8 months, you’ll want to knock the solids down the toilet ASAP and take the diaper to soak immediately if messy, if not messy then feel free to flush solids and toss the diaper in the regular pail to wash every 2-3 days! I would HIGHLY recommend getting large cloth diaper pail liners, can be found on amazon, and a tall garbage bin with a lid that you can just toss them into! It is so convenient and easy and it keeps the odor down immensely! And you can fit more in than just using small wet bags! After poo diaper covers and wipes are washed, if they smell a little off still, then put in the inserts and pee covers with those ones and wash them another cycle if they need it- if they don’t then just dry them on medium heat since it’s just covers and wipes... the inserts, you’ll neeeeed high heat! Cloth diapering is honestly just as easy for us, and I highly recommend them to everyone AS LONG as you have a functioning washer and dryer 😊 if not, I think it’d be a nightmare lol.

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ALVABABY Baby Cloth Diapers One Size Adjustable Washable Reusable for Baby Girls and Boys 6 Pack + 1

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