Love the GroVia All-In-Two Hybrid Diapers, but wish they had a stay dry option? Now they do with these Stay Dry Soaker Pads! Extra absorbent hemp/cotton soaker pads are topped with a stay dry microfleece. These are highly abosbent and keep the majority of wetness away from baby's skin, making for an excellent nighttime choice!
Stay Dry Soaker Pads are designed to be extra absorbent and quick drying for total comfort against your baby’s skin. Made with a TPU outer, four layers of hemp/cotton blend topped with cozy micro fleece, and ultra soft leg gussets. 2 per pack.
This soaker was just not absorbent enough for my daughter who is a heavy wetter. It leaked in less than an hour every time I used it :( No prep soakers are more absorbent so if you have s heavy wetter I recommend No Prep ones instead.
(Posted on 9/20/2016)
These inserts are easy to use, fit well within the shell, and are trim. They absorb quite a bit considering how thin they are too!
(Posted on 4/12/2016)
I have tried a multitude of brands, styles, and fits. Grovia by far surpasses the rest, especially with this soaker. It is time-efficient to simply remove a soaker, and snap a new one in. It holds well for a few hours by itself for my large, heavy-wetting 11-month-old. It keeps getting better, too, with every wash! Highly recommend!
(Posted on 1/22/2016)
I love these even though they are not the most absorbent off Grovia' soakers. Even though my son is a heavy wetter, these are full proof with a booster tucked in between the layers.
(Posted on 1/13/2016)
I've used the stay dry and the organic cotton soakers from when my LO was an infant up until we started potty training her...that's a good 2.5 years. I have my likes and dislikes of each. This pro/con list is for the stay dry soakers. Even though you are supposed to replenish the soaker stash with new soakers, I went the whole distance to see how long they would hold up and last. So my review is based on 2.5 years of use.
Pro:
- loved this for infants because the yellow poo was able to wash right out
- loved this for toddler poos for the same reason as above
- thinner and less bulky
- dries quicker than organic cotton
Con:
- leaked more when toddler pees. More than the organic cotton soakers
- after 2.5 years of constant use the microfiber top portion has waned away, it's just a mesh top layer
Final thoughts: I only liked using this for when my LO poos, which was more often in the beginning and less often as my kid started peeing more and pooping less. Also, it didn't matter to me that this soaker allows a baby to not feel wet. I actually prefer that the baby feels wetness so I know when to change my LO.
(Posted on 11/27/2015)
I'm expecting in October and heard amazing things about Grovia. I bought quite a few different shells and I love how you can switch these out and just pop another clean one in.
(Posted on 7/27/2015)
I had read many reviews on this diaper system and they all were great, but I'm glad I only bought one cover and two soaker pads. I am new to cloth diapering so I tried a couple different styles and brands of diapers to decide what I liked. I was certain I would like this the best, but turned out to be my least favorite :-(. Even though the soaker pads were snapped in, I feel like they bunched up down the middle. They also don't dry well. The covers are adorable designs and are great quality so I'm sad I didn't care for them.
(Posted on 7/3/2015)
This is my favorite of the 3 soakers. The hemp/cotton blend is super absorbent and the stay dry outer layer is so soft and keeps baby's bum dry and comfortable. It's also easier than the other 2 to add a booster or 2 in between the layers and keep a trim fit.
(Posted on 6/30/2015)
Started using these on my son when he was 6 weeks old. They are a bit bulky in the shell on the smallest rise but they are really soft and seem to hold a lot! They've washed up really well, too. I'm sure we'll love them even more as he grows!
(Posted on 5/26/2015)
This insert is not only absorbent it is so soft to the touch! I typically grab these before I do the organic inserts because of how soft they are. If you are debating between the stay-dry and organic, give these a try first. You'll be happy you did.
(Posted on 5/8/2015)
These are a bit pricey for two, but totally worth it. We prefer the stay dry over the organic cotton. These seem to absorb faster and hold more. The stay dry work perfect for our 18 month old who is a heavy wetter.
(Posted on 4/23/2015)
I love every grovia product I have and these are no different. I love how they feel dry even when soaked. I also love the style of grovia soakers...they are trim and contoured and fit great! No complaints here!
(Posted on 4/1/2015)
This soaker performs as expected and keeps my baby feeling dry, even when the pad is full of urine. I love how it snaps into place and is slimmer between the legs for a mor natural contour. It is well constructed and Eco friendly. My only complaint is the drying time. It needs an extra 1-2 runs in the dryer to completely dry, but that is not enough of a deterrent to keep me from using it with the Grovia shells.
(Posted on 3/29/2015)
These are the only inserts that work for us overnight. I like how much faster these dry than the organic cotton and I find myself reaching for them more often when they are clean.
(Posted on 3/4/2015)
These absorb really well, and I really like that they keep my baby dry for those extended outings and drives. A bit pricey for just 2 though.
(Posted on 1/25/2015)
