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A pocket diaper (lampin jenis berpoket)comes with at least two separate pieces. The cover has an opening (or pocket) that you insert an absorbent ’soaker’ into. You can adjust absorbency by adding an additional soaker. They can be one size fits all, and usually include the inserts.
The upside is that the lining fabric that is against the baby’s bottom wicks away moisture quickly keeping baby’s heiny dry. Pocket diapers are the best cloth diapers for other caregivers, as they go on almost exactly like a disposable diaper. It makes diaper changes easy for Dad, Grandma, babysitter, daycare, etc. The cover and insert wash and dry separately. This allows you to differ your approaches to laundering, which makes even the best cloth diapers last longer. The cover with it’s more delicate components of elastic and PUL (the waterproof plastic laminated polyester) can be washed more gently, and air dried. The more durable inserts may be subjected to occasional soakings and regular machine drying. The stuffing is fast. I have timed this, and it takes about 30 seconds to re-stuff a pocket diaper. And that is moving at a snail’s pace, ensuring that the insert is flat and properly in place. These turned out to be the best cloth diapers for our family!
The downside to these is that you have to wash both pieces (the cover and the soaker) every time. You also have to remove the dirty insert at some point before washing, and then re-stuff them so they are ready for use.
(Source from: handmade-Adelaide-Baby.com)