Its funny how its going full circle. I used cloth nappys with my eldest and everyone told me i was crazy

I use bambooty and have never had an issue.

I always used cloth nappies for al; of my children and am so happy that they are now back in vogue. At least the nappy rash problems from disposable of nappies will no longer be so severe.

Bambino Mio All In One cloth nappies are the best Ive tried by far. So easy to clean… they dont leak & have gorgeous patterns 🙂

I find it depends on how big baby is. But I love elf (Velcro so nice and easy to adjust)
Mama koala are great and Alva.

I use bare and boho as well as ones homemade by a friend. I love them both but prefer my bare and boho at night and when going out so they don’t leak.
I also find using plain terry towelling at night inside the bare and boho shell helps prevent leaks.
I would avoid super cheap ones like kmart as apparently they delaminate quite quickly

I’ve recently made the switch too my advice would be follow clean cloth nappies on Facebook to learn how to clean and look after them properly and the brand I’m using is amazing such cute designs and holds well it’s called bubby pie I brought locally at a market so not sure where you can get them but 100% recommend

Tip: use gentle and effective laundry products on nappies.

Little shoppers

Itty bitty if they are still around. A great way to decide is to have a look and see if there is cloth nappy library. They will have a variety a different ones you can hire to try and find what ones you like the best before spending too much on them

I was fortunate to be gifted cloth nappies.

Definitely join Clean Cloth Nappys. Great advise on keeping nappies well laundered. My fav brands are Monarch/Alcmena, Minnie and Mae and Baby Bare. Alva are a gòd budget option if tpu upgrade to bamboo inserts.

Absolutely loved baby beehinds and bubble bubs

Good on you !
You may find this article helpful
https://onefinebaby.com.au/best-cloth-nappy-brands-2021/

Bare and boho
Bubblebubs

Can’t help but the should be a few Facebook groups about them

Try Mama Koala. A company called Trisha Makes sells them. I wasn’t brave enough for cloth but have heard plenty of good reports about these!

Econaps and My Little Gumnut were good.