Diaper? Burp Cloth? Dish Towel? Won't work in my house...

These burp clothes are extremely thin. They are so gauzy that you can see through them, so they won't even work for a game of "peek-a-boo"! These were not thick enough for me to use as a burp cloth, let alone the "premium" diaper it is touted to be. These would not work in our house even as a dish cloth, let alone absorbing any type of baby mess!

The only reason I didn't give only a single star is because Gerber was very nice about giving me a refund on these - they guarantee all their products. I just don't think they described accurately what you are getting. They are definitely not the diaper service quality, however, if you don't have 3 different levels of diapers to choose from at your local store, how would you even know that there were different grades of diapers when it says "premium" on the package? They need to be more descriptive in their product packaging. For burp cloths, I prefered the Kooshie baby brand which are very absorbant, very soft and durable as well.

[Saturday, May 24, 2008]

Good quality

Here I am writing a review on cloth diapers I bought when my son was born 6 years ago... I'm happy to report he is no longer in diapers and I'm using these cloth diapers for dusting rags. They are fantastic!

[Friday, January 11, 2008]

One of the best cloth diapers i have used.

Cloth diapers have been around forever, and aside from using cloth diapers on my own infantren, my grandinfantren also wore cloth diapers. These cloth diapers are the diapers all of my daughters still swear by to this day, and I still have some folded up inside the dresser drawer from when I babysat the grand kids at our house. I would definitely recommend these cloth diapers to any mother wanting to diaper the old-fashioned way with diaper pins and rubber pants like my daughters and I did.

[Tuesday, December 27, 2005]

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