Coterie reviews and discussion

We used the diapers and later the pants, and definitely other diapers are toxic because our baby would have issues any time we would run out of Coterie and have to switch for a few days. They were great until our baby started walking, and then the fit was an issue, causing scratches and not staying in place. Switched to the pant version for a while and that was better but not the best non toxic option out there, the sides come undone and are scratchy and the fit is more long than wide. Great quality but price is a consideration.

These diapers were great, and the pants were ok. We found that most diapers really are toxic, and our baby would have skin issues any time we were out of the coterie diapers. However once our baby started walking they no longer fit well and stayed in place. Tried the pant version and they were ok, but not the best non toxic version out there. The sides come detached and are scratchy, and the fit is weird. The quality is there but the price is definitely a consideration.

Super soft and absorbent. Not too bulky. Haven’t had any blowouts since using these diapers. Sizing is accurate. Easy subscription management. Good wetness indicator. Only downside is that they are quite pricey.

I got these diapers from a from and have to say they definitely are better quality than your average diaper. They're super soft, fit nicely, and pretty absorbent. Only con is pricing. It's pretty much twice as much as your best quality Huggies diaper. I think from ages NB to 4 months its smart to use Huggies and then 5 months onward Coterie makes sense as you use less diapers around that age and these are soft to sit in for a while. They're a nice to have but not a must.

I laughed at the Coterie ads on Instagram when I first saw them; “These diapers help parents sleep” seemed like a gimmick ad aimed at sleep-deprived parents. BUT THEN. We started using Coterie diapers just around the same time as we did sleep training. So franky, I don’t know what’s cause and correlation, but right now we’ve been lucky on the sleep front for a few months. I have zero reasons to mess with that, and so for now, I continue to be a huge fan despite the steep price tag. (We use Coterie diapers exclusively in the night to even out the cost a bit...) FYI: I took a close-up pic bc Coterie diapers are quite different in texture vs other diapers. They feel softer and have almost a textured feel to them. If you are figuring out what diapers to get I really recommend getting the Babylist “Diaper test kit” so you can test your way to your favorite!

If I could justify spending 50¢ on each one, I’d keep buying Coterie diapers. I really liked them—we used them for a month or so between size Newborn and size 1. They’re suuupppeeerrrr soft and work great. I love that they’re just plain white, and the wetness indicator works well. When we moved to size two, I switched to Millie Moon brand at Target, which is closer to 30¢ per. ***HOWEVER*** I’m completely 100% dedicated to Coterie wipes. They’re the best. We tried others but they can’t compare. The size is larger, the scent is simple and inoffensive, they feel gentle enough that I sometimes wipe his mouth or neck rolls :) with them. They get allllll the poop (by which I mean sometimes you still have to use 5. That’s just how infant poop works.) And my husband loves them because the pack doesn’t dry out EVEN if you leave the pack open at your changing table. And let me tell you, you WILL leave the pack open. Leave the lid flapped open on other brands and the entire pack will be dry and useless.

Love the concept of this brand. Love the ease of the membership and the UI of the website and how I don't have to think about buying diapers. Also, the fit and material feel is so good for my baby. After having some skin rash issues with other brands Coterie's diapers always keep my baby's sensitive skin dry and never had a rash.

Not worth the hype. My baby had frequent backsplash and messy poops in these diapers, both newborn and size 1. The diapers don’t hold a lot and so the poop literally gets everywhere all over my baby’s genitals reaching all the way to the top of his butt crack. I will say that they are pretty absorbent and fit long + lean babies well. Thankfully I got the NB and size 1 with a gift card so we never shelled out our own money for them. Out of 5 diaper brands we’ve tried (Pura, Kudos, Joonya, Bambo Naturals, Esembly cloth), Coterie ranks as the worst! On top of that, Coterie is made with a lot of plastic. It’s not as soft as the brands listed above, and the material gave my baby the worst diaper rashes.

I got these in a sample pack and they have been the best diapers. They are also the most expensive diapers out there. Once you realize how many diapers you go through it’s hard to justify the cost. If I had unlimited funds, these would be the only ones I bought.

Coterie diapers are the one item I tell my pregnant friends about.

Coterie is a luxury clean diaper. They are soft, sustainable, hella absorbent, and made with the best materials. Their subscription service is costly but easy to manage, pause and cancel. Their wipes are the best wipes I have found for my baby: durable and massive. These are the wipes you want during a blowout or when you’ve got pizza grease all over your hand and your baby’s knees (why??!)

I received some diapers for my two month old as a gift and was pleased with them. Not sure how much better they are than any other diaper brand. They got the job done. ***update*** I have used Hello Bello diapers since writing the above review and did not notice any difference in softness or absorption. It seems like the high price tag for coterie is for people who really want the minimalist branding in their disposable baby poop sacks 🤡 pretty sure I’m not the target demo because I could never justify their prices.

the diapers are simply put the best on the market: super soft, amazing absorption, great fit... the wipes are also great, can't wait for them to launch a pull ups line... definitely a bit pricier than alternatives but totally worth it...

These diapers feel so luxe, super soft inside and out. I never had any leaks and minimal blow outs in these. I love that they have a plain design but the cut is a tiny bit bulky compared to, say, Huggies.

I know people rant and rave about Coterie - but I found they didn't quite live up to the hype. They are definitely soft! And they are absorbent. But I found them to be unreasonably overpriced for what they were, and too hard to purchase. I wanted to try a few before committing and couldn't pick them up at a local store (though I have noticed increased visibility as of recently). Ultimately I found an option that felt very comparable for us and at a better price.

THE BEST diapers and wipes. Wipes have slightly more ingredients than Water Wipes, but still have clean ingredients and are a lot thicker. In general we only use one Coterie wipe vs needing 2x Water Wipes. The diapers and pants are fantastic, at the hospital the nurses had never seen such nice diapers.

The diapers were SO SO SO soft.

I purchased the sample pack to compare and contrast with Pampers. They perform just as well as Pampers, but feel much more soft and luxurious. The only downside and the reason why I didn’t switch over is the cost. Very expensive, but super high quality.

These diapers feel luxurious and soft which I love for my baby. The subscription makes it super easy which I really appreciate with a newborn - one less thing I need to think of! But - they’re super expensive and I haven’t had any difference in preventing blowouts than when using the Amazon brand 😬 they do hold more pee, but that’s never been an issue for us. Ultimately I love these diapers for the luxurious feel and love giving my baby the best, but I stopped buying them due to the cost.

In desperation for more hours of sleep at night/better sleep for my little one, I fell for the ad. Unfortunately with these, he had leaks and less sleep often. Pamper nighttime swaddlers are way better. I liked the idea of better quality diapers, but these were just a fail. Not a fan of pampers as a company - but their product is just better.