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My Little Ripple Modern Cloth

My Little Ripple Modern Cloth

My Little Ripple Modern Cloth
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33 reviews

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33 reviews
Lizzy
Lizzy3 posts
 

Nappies are affordable and worked perfectly for us. Cecilia was so lovely to communicate with about any questions I had. These are the only nappies I will use. Great colours to choose from. I can’t fault! Purchased 50 shells and inserts. Show details

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Bronte
BronteWA
 

Fantastic – Love these nappies, really cute designs with a great variety to choose from, Cheap but great quality, Quick postage turnaround. Definitely will be a return customer. Thank you for providing a great alternative. Show details

Katie
KatieVIC5 posts
 

Great! – We have been using my little ripple inserts for a while now they where my ‘cheap’ alternative when looking at full bamboo. Can’t say that I’m not impressed. I love them so much I just purchased 40 more plus 4 chunky baby nappies my 1 year old is a big boy and these will fit great can’t wait to use them. They will make nap nappies more simpler to… Read more

stuff. They even threw in a free wet bag! There inserts are fantastic can’t fault them iv been using my original ones for over 8 months now! Thank you!

Mammabearreviews
MammabearreviewsNSW3 posts
 

Good starter nappy – Brought these for my child as we didnt have money to spend on some of the other brands. At the start my child was too small so had to wait till 4 months to use them. I used to double stuff the microfibre inserts and then started to get compression leaks at 6-7months old. Changed to using one microfibre insert and one baby beehind trifold… Read more

behind them. Solved our issues!

My child was a light to medium wetter. Btw. Im not sure they would have done a heavy wetter.

I only ever cold wash! And i never ever put the shells in the sun. The inserts dry very quickly and so do the shells. Never ever put them in a dryer. I used them right up to toilet training. No issues once i changed the inserts.

To those getting leaks did you warm/hot wash. Or dry shells in the sun or dryer??

Stephanie S.
Stephanie S.
 

Perfect nappy solution! – We changed to reusable nappies as my son is a heavy wetter and disposables just dont work for him anymore. Gave cloth a try and fell in love cause they actually kept him dry! Ordered a 30 pack of Little Ripples and they arrived less than 48hrs later. Very impressed with their quality, speed of postage, and their communication. Totally in love with all their cute designs too. 10/10 highly recommend. Show details

azura
azuraQLD21 posts
 

Affordable quality happy customer – When my son turned 8 months old I decided to invest in 20 reusable nappies with ordeirary lining that came with the nappies. I change my son very frequently because I don’t like the thought of his pee sitting on his skin for long. These nappies seam to keep him dry. They wash beautifuly (I’m not currently using liners because his poo at this age… Read more

is solid so I just scoop it off and flush it away). I’m Huggies disposables overnight but am considering using more liners or investing in the 5 layer liners. I am confident that if I used more liners I would be able to sleep him in them. Until I washed these a few times I had a little bit of leakage but just a little bit of dampness. The seller was very quick to post. Overall I will use this brand in the future for my son and my next baby. I personally think I wouldn’t worry about washables for a newborn but that is because I was soooo tired I don’t think I would have handled another task of washing nappies every day. I use 10 a day normally and this gives me plenty to be able to put them in to be washed that night and kind dried or clothes dryer dried the next morning. Poo comes out easy by the way... at least my babies poo does. I just spray it with a home made prewash mic that has eucalyptus and normal detergent in a water spray bottle.

January 8th 2018 Update: My son started sleeping through

So I’ve been cloth diapering now for about two months. I started just through the day and now I use them overnight as well. At first I wasn’t confident in the absorption over night for my son, he’s 9.5 months now. But now that I have the hang of things and a washing routine I just started using them overnight as well. Guess what! As soon as I did this my son started to sleep through to 530 from 7!!! He is usually up at least once sometimes twice and it’s usually when he has done a wee. I’ve been waiting to write my review here until I felt more ‘experienced’... but this has just rocked my world. I did notice initially that his day time naps got better but I wasn’t ‘sure’ it was the nappies. I tested my theory twice now putting him in a huggie at the beginning of two different nights a week apart and he woke both times! But has slept every other night for two weeks... I use the charcoal 5 layer liner and one normal liner that comes with the nappy, with the normal liner I fold it and use it at the front for maximum absorption for boys. It keeps him dry, I have only ever had two leaks which were explainable; the first I had the nappy way too loose just when I first started using them and the second before I adjusted the ‘height’ buttons on the nappy to fit him better. He’s 9kg and so I fold the first height buttons down, and for the hip clip I clip the second one across and then the forth so that there are only 2 buttons left in the middle, this just seams to be my boys best fit after i played with them, and that’s the beauty of it they are adjustable and more flexible than a huggies for fit. During his activity times i only use a charcoal liner without the normal liner as I can usually either ‘catch’ the next wee on the change table in the nappy or he only is in them for a short time before he tells me he’s done one. This just gives him a little more breathing room while he’s up. The company are amazing with their buyers. I stupidly put the charcoal liners through a strip wash only shortly after I purchased them and the colour ran into the other nappies and liners. I told the company because I felt it would be good to put this in their care instructions to warn other mums of it happening. They did and they also offered some reimbursement in ‘good will’ to me for some of the cost. I use cheeky wipes and warm water that stays warm for a day in a thermos... yes it’s quite luxurious with warm water lol. For liners I discovered accidentally when my husband put a wet wipe in the nappy bin (cause he prefers to use the easy quick wipe...even though I actually find my cloth wipes and water easier because I don’t have to fight the lid on the wipes and I just chuck them straight in the nappy bin) that they come out of the wash really well so I use two and rewash them when it’s only wee and just throw them away when there are solids... usually its easy enough to let a solid fall off these wipes into the toilet and throw the wipe in the bin. Otherwise I had first been using flushable bamboo dry wipes which are only $5 for a box of 100. Thanks to my little ripple for your great product. I highly recommend these to any Mum! For the cost of huggies, I have already paid mine off (20 nappies and 20 charcoal liners) and I feel that my son is cleaner, dryer, happier for switching to cloth! Just give it a go! I wish I switched so much sooner! I will return to this seller because I know they are great nappies!

July 2018 , now 15 months old. The 20 nappies have worn very well with a lot of use. The light blue colour for some reason have perished but I didn’t buy many of them and the others all seam fine. My son is now 10.5kg and still fitting him well, a few adjustments along the way. I actually prefer the softer 4 layer bamboo instead of the charcoal , I think they are more comfortable for him. Still highly recommend this product, currently pregnant with ds 2 and purchasing another lot.

Hay.J
Hay.J
 

Love My Little Ripple – These are wonderful quality nappies. The sizing guide is accurate. They still fit my now 17 month old. She's used them almost everyday since she was born and they are still in wonderful condition. A lot better quality then other brands I've used on both my daughter and son before her. I'm about to have Bub number 3 and I'm going back to buy to buy another set from my little ripple for this one. Highly recommend.

Col
Col
 

My Little Ripple Cloth Nappies Happy to do a review for you my mum bought me second hand ones years – Excellent quality for money I was first introduced to them when my mum bought me second hand ones years back only thing I didn't like because didn't work for me was microfibre inserts. I swapped them out for trifold bamboo inserts 2 kids on and 5yrs they are still going strong. My Little Ripple now stock bamboo inserts. So if your a mum on a… Read more

budget or simply just want quality great nappies with cute prints while reducing your ecofoot print then look no further these nappies are fantastic.

Bas_Bonnie
Bas_Bonnie5 posts
 

Budget price, budget quality – These nappies are cheap but the quality isn't great. I've used the nappies with & without hip snaps & the cotton inserts & bamboo inserts. I've experimented with different fitting & combinations of nappies & inserts & think I've given them a pretty good road test: - the nappies without hip snaps are a waste of time. They leak at the inner leg… Read more

quite quickly.

- the nappies with hip snaps are better, but you need 2 inserts to get a couple of hours out of them. This makes the nappy quite bulky & (I think) a bit uncomfortable for baby to sleep in (daytime naps - don't even bother trying overnight!). They are also fiddly to assemble using the 2 inserts. The nappies are inconsistently sized - the white ones are smaller - so you have to sort the inserts into bigger & smaller ones (the inserts are also inconsistently sized & I bought the inserts in one bulk order) & assemble them accordingly.

- the bamboo inserts are awful! They're more expensive- don't waste your money! I bought these hoping that they would perform better than the cotton ones but they don't - you still need 2 inserts. And they take forever to dry! They are quite floppy so that when you hang them they kind of bunch up & I'd say this contributes to the slow drying time (I have some on my hanging peg round that are still damp & I washed them 2 days ago. The cotton ones, hung in the same way, are dry).

- you need to change them at least every 2 hours or they will leak at the inner leg & at the front if you've used the snaps to make the nappy shorter (to fit my now 7-month-old).

- one plus - the nappy casing that sits against bub's skin feels dry even when the nappy is very wet. I haven't had any problems with nappy rash using these nappies but I do change them frequently & don't use them at sleep time.

In summary, if you're not too serious about using mcn's & you've got a lot of time on your hands, then these are good simply because they are cheap. But just be aware, you will need to do extra washing (due to the frequency of leakages onto clothes), you'll need 2 inserts per nappy (buy cotton not bamboo), you won't be able to use them comfortably when baby is sleeping & you'll need to set aside time in the day to assemble the nappies.

Ps: customer service isn't great - I contacted the company when I saw that they were identifying the colours with hip-snaps & without, saying that had they made this clear when I was purchasing the nappies I would not have bought those without. Their response was that I was lucky to get the ones with hip snaps at the time... Cheap Leak, inconsistent product sizing & design

Jen
JenWA5 posts
 

Okay – These nappies are really really affordable which is why I bought my whole stash of my little ripple. They didn't fit at the start even with extra snaps so you will more than likely have to wait a month or two until they fit right. My son would wet through every time after only a couple of hours of wearing. I then began double stuffing which… Read more

solved the problem and with 50 nappies originally i, I had enough to spare.

Double stuffing was a little more time consuming and much bulkier, so I began looking for a new brand.

I am now using cloth fulltime with the hippybottomus brand nappies which are super super absorbent and they really are "stay dry nappies". They aren't overly expensive either.

Overall my little ripple worked for me, when double stuffed.

Very affordable.

Great fitting.

Way better for your baby and the environment than disposables.

I only looked elsewhere as my sons pants no longer fitted when we double stuffed!!

I would recommend them as an around the home singlet and nappy kind of nappy but if you want something absorbent and not too bulky check out hippybottomus as they are definitely worth the few extra dollars. Great fit, cute, better for babies bottom and environment. Wee leakage unless double stuffed

lozza2121
lozza2121QLD12 posts
 

I love my little ripple MCNs – I love the range of colours but most of all that they contain the ever dreaded "poo explosion" my son likes to do.. leaking wise only happens if bub sleeps for ages n I don't change his nappy.. other then that I'm super happy with this product for the price I paid.. which is very reasonable mind you ( 30 MCN for $110). :) Great investment :) colours, price and the fact they contain poo explosions dont have any :)

Shax
Shax14 posts
 

Great Product but be wary of some reviews – These nappies have gotten better as bub grows, when he was first born we had a fair bit of leakage out the legs he had skinny legs but this has settled as he has gotten fatter, I recommend being mindful of some reviews as we have nappies that look the same - minus the little ripple tag - and they do leak at the press stud spots. The "not little… Read more

ripple nappies" also collect a lot of lint on the fabric lining which is annoying, we have never had this issue with the my little ripple nappies. We can't use them overnight even with liners as baby sleeps too long/is too bigger a wetter but that is fine.

Lots of people who have problems with these try to treat them like huggies nappies, you really do need to change these more frequently - gives me lots of opportunities to give baby nappy free time. Great money saving, comfortable and bright colours. Sometimes buckle/bunch at legs while sitting upright (like in car seat) and we still get leaks out the side.

matho
mathoNorthern Territory
 

Great nappies – I have used these nappies from 2011 I also have other brands little ripper have lasted longer. Don't think if you spend big money you will get a better nappy. I have the bare wear bums around $25 each their fit is a little better but that is all. I am onto using little ripper on my 2nd child and still loving them. last a long time and look great have to make sure you do the washing right all the time no cutting corners.

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new Mom
new Mom3 posts
 

Thought they were great but – I heve been using them for 4 months now (since daughter was 3 months old) and had no leaks if I made sure I changed them religiously every 2 hours but now they have started leaking where the extra buttons are attached to chage the size. Very annoying, I have to change clothes a few times a day now. price, worked well for three months leaking in odd places

skb
skb
 

Love them! – I have been using these mcns for 9 months exclusively and have had great results. Have had the occaisional leak but no different to terry squares with pilchers. Easy to put on and adjust, easy to wash. Great for daily use. I use extra booster at night and have had no problems. Great value for money. have saved a fortune compared to disposables. Value for money, ease of use.

Rona09
Rona0919 posts
 

Expect leaks and a short lifespan – I bought these on eBay - 10 nappies + 12 inserts for $39, (approx the cost of 1 box of Huggies), so thought I would give them a try. Initially I was very satisfied with my purchase, and found them easy to use on my then 8 month old boy and they looked great with the bright colours. I had some leaks, but found that manageable. However as… Read more

the months went by the leaks seemed to be getting worse. I experimented by adding extra booster pads (microfiber and bamboo), strip washing, trying looser/tighter fits to get it right, but the problem continued to get worse and it got to the point that every time I went out I would get a leak.

I then turned to using them just around at home (after 6 months of use). Then I noticed that the leaks were no longer coming from out the side of the nappy (they always seemed to gape there), but they were actually coming through the PUL fabric, so the laminate had failed despite following the washing instructions, so I gave up on these nappies.

I wish I had spent more upfront on one of the good brands that would last 2-3 kids, not 2-3 months, to not be left at the point now of returning to disposables or purchasing more nappies. You get what you pay for. Inexpensive, bright colours Leaked, poor quality, did not last.

M 007
M 007WA7 posts
 

My little ripple really good – I've bought 10 my little ripple nappies on ebay for 2yrs old as i want to get rid of all disposable nappy for the transition to potty/toilet.I have the bigger size,not the standard size.They are very well made(design,fabric,stitches) and they do the job.They fit perfect and do not slide down or whatsoever. Unfortunately there were not a variety of… Read more ·  1

colors to pick from in the big size.I wash them every 3rd day.I store them in a dry pail and machine wash them on the "handwash"setting including a 30min soak(always come out as new).I use the nature's organic laundry liquid as i think its natural.Would surely recommend them. very reliable,very well made. not enough colours to choose from.

Laurenjaing
Laurenjaing13 posts
 

Fine for a cheap, workhorse nappy – These are a great nappy to have at grandparents place, daycare or tucked away as an emergency in the car. We started using them fairly early on and the fit on a newborn was terrible. We had so many poosplosions! From three months on, however, they were great. And once solids were introduced and bub was not purely breasted, they were even better.… Read more

They are easy to put on and hard for our baby to take off, as they use snaps on the side. As they are osfm, we have been able to adjust them as necessary and each time they have worked perfectly.

I do not use them with the microfibre that they came with alone. I have had to add a thick bamboo insert to use along with the microfibre insert provided and they work fine. They last around 2hrs for my heavy wetter.

Good all round workhorse nappy! Cheap, easy to put on, hard for bub to take off Insert provided not absorbent enough on its own, not great for newborns as legs gape

Happy Ma  Pa
Happy Ma Pa3 posts
 

Very Happy – Have been using these nappies for 3 months now with my little girl and couldn't be happier. We have had the occasional leak her and there, but it would have happened if we were using disposables too. I think they are excellent value for money. I would recommend you change your baby often, so that they don't stay wet, which also stops leakage and… Read more

nappy rash. We purchased 30 nappies to start with and this seems to be the magic number, we use anywhere from 5 to 10 nappies per day depending on hunger and weather. Looking forward to using them with our second baby, and would happily recommend them to our friends. Also, what might come in handy is a disposable liner to take care off the poo situation. Environmentally friendly, economic, good for babies tushie, easy to use, posted out to us quickly

hillschicky
hillschicky
 

Leaked every time – These nappies are terrible - I followed all the istructions washed them before use etc... but after 3 washes and 4 wears by my baby they still leaked. The outer "microfibre" is not absorbent at all and I did a test by pouring water onto it and it all ran off - none soaked in. Don't waste your money - you get what you pay for! The price Leaked every time it got wet

D_nire
D_nireWA17 posts
 

My favourite modern cloth nappies – My Little Ripple are my new favourite MCNs. I have itti bitti, and Baby Beehinds but for ease of use and price you can't go past My Little Ripple. I was a bit dubious at first wondering how they could sell them so cheaply (have since discovered they are made in China by mutliple companies and then stores like My Little Ripple put their brand on… Read more

them) but when they are so cheap I decided I had nothing to lose by trying them, and I am so glad I did.

They are pocket nappies which makes them really easy to use and also makes them very daddy friendly. The expensive brands tend to have lots of layers and snap in flaps that all need to be in the right place, but pocket nappies are as easy as disposables. I washed them twice before using them and their absorbency is great. I have been using them at night with 2 inserts in them and they work really well. Haven't yet had a leak which is great. The PUL covers (which I thought may be a bit yucky since they are cheap) are really soft so they are nice against bub's skin. I have recommended these to all my friends who use MCNs. I definitely won't get any more of the expensive nappies again. Really absorbent, great for night use and really cheap

leasha91
leasha91NSW5 posts
 

Great product! – My first reason for switching to cloth nappies was to save money. When I saw the prices of other brands I was shocked. I came across 'my little ripple' on ebay and was pretty skeptical at first. They were so much cheaper than other brands. Once I started using them I could not believe how great they work. I have since bought more and use them full… Read more

time. They have never leaked and work well for both my 3 yr old ( she only wears a nappy at night, and it holds every time) and 10 mth old children. I recommend them to any one who is thinking of trying cloth nappies. The price,quality.

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nattyt2
nattyt2
 

why pay more? – when i stumbled on these nappies i was a little sceptical because all similar products i found were around $20 a peice, 5 times more than My Little Ripple were selling them for. My bub has been in them since birth we got around leg leaks by using 2 inserts. ( even with a second insert they aren't more than $5) He is now 12 months old and none of… Read more

the nappies are showing wear. so i say why pay more!!? (unless you are after a brand name) absolutely best value MCN's and they are excellent quality needs two inserts but they are as cheap as dirt so not really a con

Gin72
Gin72
 

Excellent product at a very affordable price – I bought 20 via the internet on a special about a month ago. $77 for 20 nappies and 20 inserts, super value compared to some more expensive brands. Service and delivery time was fantastic and they are a very good product for the price. My 13 kilo, 13 month old son is wearing them comfortably on large size with two snaps on either side still to go.… Read more

Can't comment on how they would fit a newborn but I will definitely be buying more and using them with my next baby. I use disposables at night but I think if you wanted to use them overnight you would have to use two inserts. Other than that we use them fulltime and change them approximately every 2-3 hours or when needed. Very inexpensive, easy to use, wash & dry. Look good with a great range of colours.

banjoandfoot
banjoandfoot2 posts
 

Great for a cheap nappy – These are what I call the generic nappy on ebay. Heaps of sellers seem to sell the same nappy. I bought 10 nappies with 20 liners for $55 and I am really happy with them. I wasn't sure wether to buy them cause I thought they might be completly different from the pic but they were exactly the same. They are suprisingly good quality with nice bright… Read more

colours; also the snaps/clips are good quality also. I think the outside/shell of the nappy is as good as many other expensive nappies. The inserts are microfibre and are nice qulity but don't hold heaps of wee. I had my 2 month old bub in them with 2 liners near sraight away so not to leak. But for the price still great. Great price. Wash and dry well. Great colours. Hubby and grandma like them. Cheaper than disposables overall Liners not super absorbant. Won't fit up to a toddler. Bit awkward putting liners in; hard to make them sit straight

kerstyp
kerstyp
 

Value for money, but need two inserts in the pocket – Compared to MCNs costing $20 -$30 a piece, I think these are excellent value for money. They are not newborn size, but for my daughter the sizing was good from about 8 weeks onward. She is 15 months old now, and these nappies will fit for some time yet. The draw back is the absorbency of the inserts. We use one cotton, and one bamboo per nappy and it works every time. Good value compared to disposables or other MCNs Need to buy extra inserts

AidanBaby
AidanBabyNSW3 posts
 

My Little Ripple Modern Cloth Nappies Review – I'd been using disposable nappies until one day that I decided to stop because it's costing too much money. And a friend of mine highly recommended this My Little Ripple reusable nappies. I purchased 10 from eBay to try and it's just wonderful. Very absorbent, the inserts are very thick, the nappies are very soft. And the colours are beautiful.… Read more

The actual colours look nicer than the pictures on eBay. Then I purchased my second lot from their website which is cheaper. (It has saved me so much money for a single income family.) And the communications are great, responding to questions very fast. They also have a Facebook Page where you can ask questions. I think they've done a great job. I heard the newly improved design is better for newborns. But I haven't got a newborn to try it. The quality is very good. very economical. very soft.

rachaeljoy
rachaeljoy7 posts
 

Great nappies – This is my first experience with cloth nappies so nothing to compare them to, but I really like these nappies. I didn't want to use cloth nappies but I am attempting early potty training and everything I read said that it is much easier if you use cloth nappies. So I was reluctant but I love them! I don't bother to fit the microfibre liner into… Read more

the nappy pocket - I just sit it on top and that way I can usually use the outer for quite a while and just replace the liner. They rarely leak but I change them frequently and I use a disposable at night time. My baby has not had any nappy rash (well, occasionally, but not as a result of using these nappies). I have been using them consistently for almost 5 months and I would never go back to disposables. Inexpensive (10 outers and 20 inners for about $55), great cost saving on disposables, easy to wash. Leak if not changed frequently enough.

Poppet88
Poppet88
 

Great and Cheap!! – Couldn't believe my luck when I found these MCN's on eBay..... 10 for just under $40!! Bargain!! I couldn't use these nappies for the first few weeks, as my baby's legs were too thin! But now we're in the full swing of things, I will never touch another disposable again!! They look so cute on my bubs bottom. No leaks! They fit really well, and… Read more

aren't too bulky!! I add 1 bamboo booster (also bought from eBay!) and a pilcher and that does him the whole night time (12 hours)!! And they wash up brilliant every time!! They are still as white as when I bought them!

So pleased with these, I have just ordered my second batch!! :D Reliable, easy to use, inexpensive!! They didn't fit my newborn (that could be just me though!)

Mum77
Mum772 posts
 

Affordable and effective cloth nappy – I bought 20 of these cloth nappies online for approx $5 each. They are a pocket nappy with a toweling insert. They are "one size" so have poppers to snap the front of the nappy into different sizes. I have been using them from about 4 months - in theory they can be used from birth but I think they are really a bit too big for the first couple of… Read more

months. My baby is now 9 months old and I have found they start to leak with a big wee so I have additional inserts. With two inserts in the nappy they work very well with no leaks. I do not think they would work overnight (leaks) so I used disposables overnight and cloth during the day. They need to be washed approx 6 times when first purchased to ensure proper absorption. They dry very fast (overnight in front of the heater). Overall extremely happy with this nappy, especially for the price! Inexpensive, easy to use, fast drying, nice fabric and colours, look very nice on bub!

nlnx
nlnx7 posts
 

Cheap and not so good! – Bought these to give them a go as much cheaper, but you get what you pay for! Definitely not OSFM. Still no good at 7kg - no use as leak around the legs which don't fit. Nothing much. Will try again when he's bigger. Can always use insert as another cleaning cloth... Don't fit well

Mez
Mez12 posts
 

Not OSFM – These are definitely not OSFM, my bubs is 2.5months and still doesn't fit in them. I've been using the inserts inside another brand OSFM that have fit him since he was 7lb. on the plus side the inserts last about 3hrs which is what I expected for the price i paid for these nappies. Ok absorbency of the inserts Not OSFM - more like a Medium to Large size.

abbylee
abbylee2 posts
 

terrible! – I bought these as i thought they were cheap, wish i hadn't wasted my money not absorbent at all!!and a very bad fit don't look very good on my baby girl definately buying itty bitty bums again next time. inexpensive bad quality, you get what you pay for

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