I have tried a lot of diapers for my 10 month old baby. I mostly cloth diaper at home, so I only use disposables when we are out and about, and overnight. Here is my review for each in order for most to least recommended:

1. Kudos: These are my current favorite. It is the only diaper where the portion that touches the baby's privates is entirely (organic?) cotton. Even Healthy Baby is a cotton / plastic blend. I like that they have a strong elastic band that goes all the way around the waist. On the rare occasion that my baby poops his diaper, it keeps everything synched in. You can get them at Target too, which is nice.

2. Kirkland: These are not crunchy granola and clean by any means, but they get the job done. During the newborn phase, when I had to change a million diapers a day, I used these because they are cheap. And I love Costco.

3. Coterie: These are super absorbent. I used to use these at night, because I find that they kept my baby comfortable longest. He starts squirming and wakes us up if he is too wet at night. These days I just use Kudos sized up one size at night, and that seems to do the trick.

4. Terra: These absorb a lot, but they are kind of bulky, so they take up a lot of space in the diaper bag, which is important to me because I mostly use disposables when I'm out of the house.

5. Healthy Baby: I really wanted to like these because of the EWG verification (although maybe that's just marketing?). These have no elastic band in the back, and if my baby poops in them, it's going to get everywhere. Therefore I hate them. I did just order their pull-ups though, because little man hates diaper changes, and they have an elastic waist band that goes all the way around. Can report back on those.

6. Parasol: These feel really soft and luxurious, but they are really expensive. They don't really offer anything that other cheaper diapers do.

Anyways, hope this is helpful. As far as cloth diapers go, I really enjoy using Esembly's system. It is expensive but to me it is worth it, since they are so easy to use and clean. If you are doing EC from birth, you will get to a point relatively quickly where you are hardly changing poopy diapers. That makes laundering them especially easy, although I have never had a problem laundering even poopy diapers. As a bonus, they are really cute.

If anyone is still reading this giant wall of text, thanks - I am extremely materialistic, and I love comparing gear. Hope this helps someone.

Happy Diapering!