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Moraki Diaper Review and Giveaway

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Review written by my trusted reviewer and experienced cloth diaper mom, Mandy.  Photos are of Camden and not Mandy’s daughter Anna due to upload problems. 

Moraki is a family run business out of Southern California that makes a fantastic diaper! Moraki are one size diapers that can be used as a pocket or an all in two and fit from seven to more than 40 pounds.

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Moraki diapers are made in the US, and they only use suppliers in the United States.  Charlie from Moraki says the following:

We were struggling to find a good fitting, made in USA diaper with cute prints, so I set out to make my own. I’ve been sewing since I can remember, so it was a fun task, though not as easy as I expected! I was a WAHM (started www.sochicboutique.com) and feeling unfulfilled with the market I was in…  A couple friends who tried my diapers insisted I at least consider making them on a grander scale. I did a lot of research and sourcing and made a business plan.

Community and keeping things local are extremely important to me. So is creating awareness about cloth diapers. I am currently training to be an accredited Real Diaper Association circle leader. I hold monthly meetings for cloth diaper support in East County SD. I am very passionate about cloth diapers and offering support (for any brand!). I have big plans for getting cloth into hospitals and making it a more realistic shift for low income families. I look forward to the future when cloth diapering becomes more main stream. In addition to local support, I hope to contribute by offering diapers that work and are easy to use.

There are even plans to add a fitted and all in one diaper soon!

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Moraki diapers consist of a waterproof PUL cover with a snap down rise and snap closure.  There is a wing snap to prevent wing drooping at the legs that took me two or three uses to even notice!  Once I began using it, I found I liked the diaper even better. (Autumn: a wing snap is vital for establishing a good fit on small or skinny babies/children.  Wing droop is so frustrating!  I love the addition of the wing snap and used it on Camden)

The diaper is well-constructed. There is a pocket opening closer to the middle than any diaper I’ve tried, which  makes it easy to get the insert to agitate out in the wash. There is also a PUL tummy panel that is fantastic for keeping baby dry if you decide to lay in an insert. I tried it both as a pocket and an all in two, and I can’t find a thing negative to say about either way! (Autumn: I whole-heartedly agree!)

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Moraki diapers fit my Anna quite well.  Once I figured out that wing snap, I fell in love with the fit.  You can snap it to either set of snaps to adjust for chunky or skinny legs.  We clearly use the upper row!  Even Grandma loves these diapers (a true test!).

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I love the hemp blend Fold-To-Fit inserts.  Because they’re blended with organic cotton, they can go right next to baby’s skin with no problem.  They are sewn in a circular design to allow for faster drying.  They come in three sizes: small, medium, and onesize/overnight.  Each insert has four layers.  I love how absorbent and trim these inserts are.  I’ve sucessfully used them overnight.  I’ve even used one in a different brand diaper for overnight when my Morkai was dirty.

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For reference, Anna is 7 months old, 27″, and about 17 lbs.  Camden is 2 years old, 37″, and 28 lbs.  Notice how well it fits both babies!

I think these are my new favorite pocket diapers.  Want one of your own?  There’s one up for grabs!  Enter the Rafflecopter giveaway below.

Don’t want to wait to win? Need more than one? You can purchase a cover alone, inserts, or bundle them for more savings. 

I received one Moraki diaper and inserts for review, with no other compensation.  Opinions are my own.

Just a note from Autumn: I cannot tell you how much this diaper makes me happy.  Moraki diapers fit excellent, they are made in the USA, they are created by a family that loves cloth and has a passion for spreading the cloth diaper love and the prints/colors are fun.

With 4 rise settings Moraki Diapers are a smart investment for a true one-sized system.

A quick Google search will show you just how well received Moraki Diapers has been to the cloth diapering community.

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  3. I tried this diaper just sometime back for my kid and found it to be really amazing. They are so colorful that my kid keeps starting at them. I love the diapers with the elephant and the hippies also.

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  54. I just realized this is where I needed to post lol. Well, I would like to try the green pocket diaper. Coolness.

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  78. They’re adorable – but my budget doesn’t allow for diapers in that price range. If I constantly bought all of the cute diapers I saw then I wouldn’t be saving money by cloth diapering. I’d love to give one a try, though.

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  82. I love the holiday elephants and the American print. I would probably choose the American print since I already have a Christmas diaper.

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  112. I love the sounds of this company and the fit of the diapers! Both the Merican and the cute little Elephant prints stole my heart! How adorable!

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  125. I love hearing about small businesses/wahms. If I only had an unlimited diaper budget! Haha! These diapers look great, but I’m really interested in the inserts! The inserts sound fantastic!

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  145. All the prints are cute and different! I am trying to expand my cloth diaper stash right now and would love to win one!!!

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  158. Oh – the Elephants!!!! That’s the print I would choose. Love the elephants. Love the red!!!

    I’m actually starting to keep my eyes on cloth dipes that have a higher weight options so this is getting filed into the ‘when we get there’ category!

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  168. I love the hippie tie-dye and the “American” stars pattern. Most of my diapers are solid colors, so I love to mix it up with cute patterns from time to time.

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  180. Love the american print! Your blog posts make me want to buy more diapers & I do not need any more! (But I’d love to pitch my handful of Fuzzibunzs…so maybe I do need more diapers? Lol!)

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  183. I’m thinking of ordering one or two of these right now! i love the red white and blue stars and the tie dye. these diapers look like everything i want in acd.

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  184. I was just telling a friend new to cd-ing how I line pockets or ai2s. I like that this diaper has both options! I love American made as well. I would choose American print as well! :-)

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  187. I would love the American one, especially because my hubby is in the Army! It would show just how patriotic we are :)

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  195. I just got my moraki diapers in the mail and love them. Can’t wait to use the. She. My baby arrives. Plus I love the name.

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  200. I love this web site! It is a great way to find many diffrent types of diapers. Before finding this website i only Knew of amazons list of cloth diapers and reviews. Unfortunatly that lead me to purchase only one brand which has not worked out well for us. Looking back i belive that having many diffrent types and styles of diapers is the way to go! Being unemployed at this time I am thankful to have started any type of cloth diapers and have recommened it to all my friends, in away it has been like back up savings, not having to purchase diapers.
    Does any one know how to post a twitter url from an ipad when using the rafflecopter?

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    • Click ‘view tweet on twitter’ or whatever it says which will open it in Safari. You can copy and paste from there.

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