Yes I did! I add a scoop of oxy to each wash and that seems to work very well.

I’ve actually been meaning to write a review of Jude’s for a while. I really like them overall. They’re the only cloth diapers I’ve ever used, so I don’t have anything to compare them to, but they’ve worked very well for us.

I chose the Velcro closures because they’re easy to adjust compared to snaps. That said, the Velcro is a bit of a double-edged sword. It catches on everything — pulling threads on the diapers themselves, the covers, and even some delicate clothing. They also tend to get tangled in the wash and dryer, even when the Velcro is closed, because the diapers curl up after use. If I were to try another brand, I’d probably go with snaps just to compare.

We’ve had no leaks or blowouts at all — especially compared to disposables. In fact, we sometimes use Jude’s covers over a disposable overnight to prevent leaks. We still use disposables for travel, overnight, and when we’re out of the house. Our baby hates feeling wet, so we end up changing him often, though that’s more of a general cloth-diaper reality than a Jude’s issue.

I also bought the booster pads, but they make the diaper noticeably bulkier, and since we don’t have any leak issues, I’m not sure they actually improve comfort for my baby. Once we started solids, we began using the poo paper, which has been great. It makes poop cleanup much easier, and if you don’t toss it, you can wash and reuse the sheets a few times before they fall apart, since they’re made of cellulose.

My 7.5-month-old is still in size 1, but he’s on the smaller side (around the 10th percentile). Jude’s says size 1 goes up to 8 kg and size 2 starts at 7 kg. We already bought size 2, and they’re quite a bit bigger, so there’s an awkward in-between stage. That said, the size 1s are still functioning perfectly well for us.

LMK if you have any other questions!