Cloth nappy inserts- Soaker Set - CLEARANCE

We had been using our Bare Cub OSFM nappies with the soaker sets without issue for a year. Then we encountered leaks! Added an extra rectangular booster to the pocket and problem solved. Highly absorbing and very little bulk added.

Bought new soaker sets to replace a bunch that started to fall apart - after heavy use and on the 3rd bum. The fall-apart ones still do a perfectly fine job and will be my winter back ups. I love he ease of the snap-ins and their microfleece top, saves the liners that always bunch up with an active baby/toddler and still keeps bub dry.
I also ordered more rectangle boosters to replace all microfibre inserts of some other brand pocket nappies that otherwise get compression leaks.

I have just replaced my whole stash of microfibre inserts with Baby Bare inserts (hemp + bamboo soaker inserts) and am very impressed. The Baby Bare inserts are much less bulky, have superior construction and absorb and most importantly HOLD more liquid than the microfibre inserts. We no longer have compression leaks!

Sometimes we do get leaks from flooding but this is more so with the new inserts that haven’t been through as many wash cycles and therefore aren’t at peak absorbency yet.

I’ve also switched over to the Baby Bare Sweet Nights night nappies with the Night Teddy insert and Bamboo Trifold Booster and they are fantastic (I’m getting 12 hours out of each nappy with no leaks).

Baby Bare you’ve got a customer for life.

We use these inserts in our Bare Cubs as well as our Teddies. They are versatile and thirsty!!

I probably didn't do enough research on cloth diapers so this isn't a negative review on the quality of the diapers. I have bought inserts elsewhere (cotton) and they are way more absorbent and much larger, and they suit my needs more. The overnight booster inserts aren't any better either they leak way too much and my baby isn't a heavy wetter at 3 hours.