Cloth diaper insert material that is designed to be used inside a cloth diaper to increase its absorbency. It is typically made of natural or synthetic fibres, such as cotton, microfiber, or a combination of these materials. Cloth diaper inserts are designed to be placed between the diaper cover and the baby's skin. They can be used with various types of cloth diapers, such as pocket diapers, all-in-one diapers, or all-in-two diapers, depending on the specific design. Inserts are typically inserted into a pocket opening or laid on top of the diaper cover, and then the diaper is fastened around the baby using snaps, hook-and-loop closures, or pins. Cloth diaper inserts are reusable and can be washed along with the diaper covers, making them an eco-friendly option compared to disposable diaper inserts. They are also customizable, allowing parents to adjust the absorbency of the diaper to meet their baby's needs. Additionally, cloth diaper inserts are often softer and more comfortable against a baby's skin compared to disposable diaper inserts, which can contain chemicals and synthetic materials.