Totsbots Spunlace Liners

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Before reading the reviews, or description on TNL, I had bought a few packs of liners for my baby when she was exclusively breastfeeding and we only had a few times where she leaked through after an explosion (but she did used to go every 5 days or so!). They work really well for us even now that she’s weaning.

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Perfect fit in all the different nappies we're using. Super absorbant and not smelly.

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We find these work really well on our son's nappies. They do runch up a bit, but they still are enough to make much easier work of clearing up after a dirty nappy. I think though that they only make a difference once a baby is weaned.

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The only other liner I have tried is Bambino Mio and I found the Tots Bots clung onto the newborn poo way better. There can be some bunching and there can be some escape at the sides but that didn't surprise me as fleece liners can have escape at the sides too. If you can afford to try them, I would say try them and make up your own mind (even for pre-weaned).

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I love these liners; they're the only ones I'll buy now. They are soft and a decent size and catch all the poo!

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The wipes are good because they’re thin and just made of cellulose. I am still using them because they sort of catch the poo but the wipes wrinkle so much inside that sometimes I wonder what I put them for. Sometimes I’m lucky and they catch the poo and other times they don’t. I’ve got mixed feelings about them. I put them in the bin but if they catch a poo it’s good to know that I can flush them.

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I really like these liners as they don't add any extra bulk but the downside is that they often move about in the nappy and can get a bit scrunched up if you don't secure them under the insert properly.

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I like these liners and although not as effective against weaning poo as the bambinex liners I still use them as they are lovely and soft and light and gentle on baby’s bottom. I use them in combination with bambinex liners when I know baby has already had a poo. Sometimes he surprises me though and they do an ok job at protecting the nappy so long as the poo is fairly well formed.

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The Totsbots liners are by far the most superior liners I have tried with my sons, they are thick enough not to disintegrate in the nappy or get stuck to either boy and they're just the right size to catch the solids from both boy (2yrs and 20weeks).

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These liners ar much softer than paper liners and still as effective at collecting all the poo, making it easy to dispose. I have been using with my newborn with no issues.

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Haven't except how small they are (5 moths baby). Using two in one go next to each other - managing somehow. Last aroud 2 washes. Can't say much about the poo absorbtion/resistance as my daughter has very solid poo

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These liners are not fit for purpose.