The GroVia All-In-One Diaper has an ultra soft organic cotton inner and a soft layer of water resistant TPU outer. The stretchy tabs give it a perfect trim fit. The GroVia All-In-One Diaper is one size so it grows with your baby. The GroVia All-In-One Diaper fits babies 10-35+ pounds. No more stuffing and no more doublers!
To use the GroVia All-In-One Diaper, adjust the rise snaps as needed and just fasten on your baby! Use the snap in soaker for older babies or heavy wetters. No cover is needed. This design makes the GroVia All-In-One Diaper quick drying.
To enter to win a GroVia One-Size All-In-One Cloth Diaper in Vanilla , leave a comment on our blog with a link to each entry (examples: your blog post, your comment on our FB page, etc.). You may only do each entry option once per weekly giveaway. Winner will be posted 8/5. Winner must email annie@nickisdiapers.com within one week to claim your prize.
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My baby is not here yet, but I'm planning to go with natual fabrics. I think it will help with potty learning and might be better for the skin.
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I prefer natural fabrics in my daughter's diapers. She's got sensitive skin and I like natural products.
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ReplyDeleteI like both kinds of fabrics in diapers. Stay dry is good for napping/night because it won't wake my daughter up if she is wet. I like natural fabrics because they don't contain any chemicals.
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If it is hot and we are outside I like the stay dry dipes.
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I prefer stay dry fabrics in my daughter's diapers but I haven't have too much experience with natural fabrics so my mind may change as I try more products.
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I prefer natural fibers mostly for the ease of care. I can use the detergent that works best for my family without worrying too much about buildup or having to strip. A pre-rinse, a hot wash/cold rinse, and an extra rinse and I'm good to go. It all dries quickly too.
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I usually prefer stay dry, but I have two in diapers and one is close to potty-learning, and I want her to know when she's wet! We love our GroVia AIO!
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ReplyDeletemy little one is not here yet but i plan on using both...the stay dry at night with extra inserts and the natural fibers during the day.
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I prefer natural fabrics because they wash up clean easier and feeling the wetness will help him potty train earlier.
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I use both natural and stay-dry. I have been liking the stay-dry but I just bought some hemp inserts for bedtime and need to try them out.
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ReplyDeleteI use both- I prefer teh day dry because my little one does not like to feel wet.
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ReplyDeleteI like natural fabrics because then there are no harsh chemicals against babys bottom, but I do admit to using stay-dry fabrics when travelling and we cant change him as often as when we are at home.
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ReplyDeleteI like stay-dry so that I don't have to change as often and where baby's skin in dry all night!
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ReplyDeletei'm new to cloth diapering, so i'm not sure if i prefer stay dry or natural fabrics. i have a bunch of both, and i'm liking each of them for different reasons. the stay dry are nice when we're out and about or during the night, but i tend to use natural fabrics most of the day because...well, they are natural!
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ReplyDeleteI am new to cloth diapering and am trying natural cloth & stay dry inserts. So far, I like the stay dry because of how dry it keeps my baby's little bottom. I believe I will like the natural fabrics because they are indeed natural! We'll see!
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ReplyDeleteAlright, I was just about to buy some of these to try. I am confused though. How are diapers like these so different from putting a prefold into a bummis cover (or other brand). Isn't a tri-fold in a cover the same as a hybrid diaper... sorta? I am so curious. I want to try one bad.
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I'm inclined to like natural fibers. I've always had issues with stink and the synthetics, and I like the idea of natural fibers against baby's skin. Organic fibers is even better! But, I struggle with knowing that natural fibers will leave a baby feeling wet. I guess the solution is just to change diapers more often, :)
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I prefer stay-dry fabrics for the comfort against my son's sensitive skin.
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I prefer natural fabrics in diapers, and organic if i can get it. That way i know there is as little chemicals touching my baby's bum as possible.
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ReplyDeleteI am very new to the cloth diapering world and am still experimenting and learning but I will most likely use both. I really like the idea of natural cloth since that is one reason why I am switching to cloth in the first place. I will also use the stay dry most likely when I am out and about or if I have a baby sitter watching my girls, that way to keep it easier for the sitter.
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ReplyDeleteI prefer natural, though we do own and use some stay-dry. LO has super sensitive skin and with natural I don't have to worry at all.
I prefer stay dry products but I use natural as well. Just depends on the day. I love the stay dry for not feeling so wet.
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ReplyDeletei like the stay dry because it helps keep the little man dry..but natural is nice due to the better for the earth, better for the baby idea. It's a toss up for me!
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I prefer natural - by baby is pretty sensitive.
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ReplyDeleteI prefer the natural fibers because I like having that natural fabric against my baby's skin. Also, no matter what I do with detergents, wash cycle options, etc., I have trouble with the microfiber inserts holding odors. Ugh.
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ReplyDeleteI prefer stay dry fabrics. It keeps there little bottoms dry plus they are the more affordable option. natural fabrics however are usually more absorbant but this isnt enough to persuede me..i usually use a doubler anyway.
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ReplyDeleteI use both natural and stay dry fabrics, I use a fleece liner inside of his prefolds so he feels drier. I love the natural fibers (cotton and hemp) for softness and ease of care.
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ReplyDeleteI like using natural fabric, and supplement it with a stay-dry fleece. I dislike microfiber, because it tends to smell a lot more than organic material.
ReplyDeleteI'm new to cloth, so I'm still learning about different options and what I like best. I have some natural prefolds that I REALLY love. But so far I like my stay-dry Flip insert and the other microfiber inserts I have. Though I have heard a lot that the microfiber starts to stink. I'm hoping to avoid that with careful laundering practices. I do like that microfiber is more trim than other inserts I've seen though.
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prefer stay dry b/c i like that it helps keep baby's bottom dry!
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ReplyDeleteI prefer natural products in my cloth diapers. I like natural against my babies skin (very sensitive) and I have to confess I am always worried about the stink buildup people talk about with stay dry products.
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ReplyDeleteI like how the stay-dry really wick away the moisture from my baby's bottom, but I do use some hemp doublers, and I like those, too.
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I prefer the stay dry fabrics for my 5 month old son. They do just that, stay dry. I use an organic cotton prefold on him in the morning for that first big poop then which. My daughter is two and potty training. I use only the cotton pre folds on her to help her know when she is wet. It works for me.
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ReplyDeleteAnything that touches baby's skin has got to be natural...it's fine if other layers are stay-dry. But I would still prefer material such as hemp & bamboo/rayon.
ReplyDeleteI used to not even know the difference b/t natural and synthetic, then when I started getting the microfiber stinkies, I cared a lot and got rid of most of my MF. Then I started letting some back in my stash because I figured out it was how I was washing my diapers. We'll see how long this new "stance" holds...It is nice to have stay-dry sometimes.
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ReplyDeleteI prefer both materials for different reasons. I love stay dry materials because they're very easy to spray poo off with, they keep things dry, and they're generally less expensive. I tend to reach for natural materials more though because I think they're softer, they cause less redness for my LO, and they're more likely to be organic.
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