g-Diaper system (>125 pcs), with cloth & dispos. inserts, nb/sml

g-Diaper system (>125 pcs), with cloth & dispos. inserts, nb/sml Introduction

Complete Original g-Diaper system for 4-14lb, with over 125 pieces. Pick up in South Edmonton in Summerside. Most are like new, but a few are a little worn. I discovered this system with my son and used it exclusively for my daughter. Homemade items are made with a traditional machine and serger, as appropriate. I found there was a large difference in sizes and needed something in between. Plus, my kids created a LOT of diapers when they were tiny, so I wanted a large stash of the liners. Includes: 2 packages of NB/SM disposable, flushable, compostable inserts (40 ct each) and a stir stick if you want to flush them. I preferred the cloth and only used these when going out, so I generally discarded them or composted them in my backyard composter. 2 rolls of cloth diaper liners (100 ct each); flushable and disposable (I always flushed them). 1 Alva babies wet/dry bag 8 g-Diapers newborn pants (6-10lb) - note, these also fit my 4lb daughter. The front is adjustable to make them shorter to avoid the umbilical cord, or for smaller babies. 6 handmade newborn/small pants (between the two sizes) - these fit both the g-diapers and handmade waterproof liners 9 g-diapers small pants (8-14 lb) 20 g-diapers waterproof liners (9 in pants + 11 extras) 20 handmade waterproof liners (6 in pants + 14 extras) - made from PUL. 12 g-Cloth inserts, size small. 20 homemade cloth inserts, size small - made with a top wicking material, bamboo and Wazoodle Zorb absorbent fabric. 10 homemade cloth inserts, newborn size; can also be used as an extra absorbent layer for overnight diapers; just place under the cloth insert where needed (front for boys, middle for girls). 16 homemade cloth "extra absorbent" layers. They are super easy to use. Instructions are on the g-Diapers website (www.gdiapers.com/original). The waterproof liners snap in/out of the adorable cloth pants. Both are machine washable, however they can be reused until they become soiled; the liners can be reused a few times after wet diapers before needing washing. You can use either cloth inserts or the disposable/biodegradable/compostable/flushable liners and stuff them into the waterproof liner, and voila! You have adorable diapers.