Hey Nesties! I was able to test out the brand-new prefolds from Buttons Diapers and I gotta say, you’re gonna love them.

I’m 99% sure prefolds are my favorite type of cloth diaper because frankly – you can’t break them.

After trying out a few brands of prefolds – OsoCozy, BabyKicks, Imagine Baby, and now Buttons Diapers; I’ll let you know where they place!Β Β 

Updated Review At The Bottom.

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Buttons Diapers Prefolds

These prefolds that Amy from Buttons Diapers sent me are 55% Bamboo and 45% Cotton. They’re made with a durable gauze weave and unbleached.

Currently, she Also offers 100% Cotton unbleached prefolds.

Buttons offer three size ranges and range from $15.00 to $29.50 for a pack of six.

Buttons Diapers Prefolds - Size Ranges

As you can see, I chose to get size 3. These are larger than the Osocozy medium prefolds but slightly smaller than the imagine baby toddler-sized prefolds.

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If you’re interested in trying out these Extremely Soft Prefolds,Β you can click my Amazon affiliate link.Β 

What I Love

Softer Than A Baby’sΒ Bum:
The thing that stands out the most about the new Buttons Diapers prefolds is that they’re SUPER SOFT!

I kept thinking they’d get harder with additional washes but they continued to stay soft. These are actually the softest prefolds I own.

Absorbency – Level Awesome:
Because they’re made from Bamboo they’re a little more absorbent than my other 100% cotton prefolds.

Eco-Friendly & Easy On Your Wallet:
Speaking of Bamboo, it’s one of my favorite materials because it’s so soft and absorbent.

Bamboo doesn’t require as many pesticides (if any) and it grows so fast.

Prefolds can be used on multiple babies and as burp cloths or cleaning rags; making them one of the most economical and eco-friendly diapering options.

You can check out my full post on the Benefits Of Prefolds if you’re interested in that.Β 

Buttons Diaper’s prefolds are actually super affordable. You get six for around 4-6 bucks per diaper with tax.

Not too shabby.

The Support Is Fab:
Amy from Buttons Diapers has her customer service game down! Β She’s always been quick to answer questions, resolve any problems, and easy to collaborate with.

I’ve worked with quite a few sponsors and Buttons Diapers is definitely one of my favorites.

In fact, she was the first sponsor to send me a free product to review when my blog was brand-spanking new. πŸ™‚

What I Don’t Dig

They Begin To Bunch Up:
After testing these out for a few years I noticed that my Buttons Prefolds have begun to bunch up.

They still work and are still absorbent but I prefer to use my GroVia prefolds. (aff link)

My Osocozy or Imagine Prefolds are another good option although I have had a couple of them also bunch up. (Amazon aff links)

Not Local:
Buttons prefold diapers or products, in general, are not made locally but in Pakistan. I prefer to support the USA or Canadian made products.

Because the products are made overseas they’re a little more affordable so that’s the benefit for consumers.

However, If you support Buttons you’re still supporting a family-owned business.

Old Fashioned Prepping:
Yes, Bamboo is my favorite material but you’ll still have to prep the buttons prefolds before You can use them. (If you choose the bamboo ones)

I had to wash them multiple times to get all of the natural oils out before I could start using them. Not a huge deal but not my favorite part of cloth diapering either.

It’s Not Complete:
The only other drawback to these prefolds or β€œprefolds in general” is that you’ll need to purchase additional covers to go with them.

Buttons covers work well with these prefolds in a pad fold. I personally like to fit them with a Snappi or Boingo (Amazon aff links) and use a Thirsties cover to get a more Tailored fit.

If you want to learn about the Snappi and Boingo, I’ve written quite a bit about them in the past.Β 

Final Thoughts

Overall, these bamboo prefolds worked well for a while. They were definitely the softest but not my favorite because of the bunching issue.Β 

I hope my honest review helped with your cloth diapering journey!Β 

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