We don't spend a lot of time talking about doublers in Buns Boot Camp. This is because for most babies, the inserts that come with the diapers offer enough absorbency. If you find that you have a baby who is a heavy wetter and need extra absorbency, the terminology can get confusing.
Cloth Diaper Inserts are layers of absorbent fabric, such as microfiber or cotton, that are used to provide the sole absorbency in diapers. They are usually sewn into a rectangular shape, although some or sewn into a specific shape to fit a certain brand or style. All of the pocket diapers that EcoBuns carries come with their own inserts. Inserts that you can buy separately include Best Bottom Inserts and Flip Stay Dry Inserts
Cloth Diaper Soakers are absorbant pieces of material that are either sewn into a diaper, or snap into an All in Two diaper system. The terms inserts and doublers are often used interchangeably, although inserts usually refer to a pocket diaper, while soakers usually refer to an All in One or All in Two diaper. The Grovia AI2 systems uses soakers.
Cloth Diaper Doublers are meant to serve as additional absorbency in a cloth diaper and should not be used alone. Doublers (sometimes referred to as boosters) are great to use for overnight, nap time, long car rides, and sitters. Thirsties Fab Doublers are a very popular option. Thirsties Hemp is most often used as a doubler for at night time (even though it has the word insert in it's name, we recommend it only be used as a doubler).
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