Most absorbent AIO???

[jalbrecht89]

Well mamas...it sounds like the best aio for absorbancy is either BGE or Simplex OS. Thanks for all the responses!! I have some buying and trying to do.

and this will be DH by the end of the week

[The Fancy Pansy]

Originally Posted by MotoMommaNH I know they are really cute on her new lil squishie too. If you end up with one let us all know how it is on your LO!

My LO isn't due until late February, so you all are in for a long wait.

[BummisMom]

The new Tots Bots minky are pretty awesome! They somhow absorb a ton yet dry really fast. The ultimate AIO in my opinion.

[KoalaHuggerz]

Originally Posted by MegBee I've been cloth diapering for 18 months now and love all in ones. Here are my opinions on the ones I've tried. These are just based on my personal preference and experience with my baby. For reference my little boy is 18 months, tall and slender, and can be a very heavy wetter. We only use BGE, Flip, and SoftBums now but I've tried a lot of brands and systems. BGE: My favorite! They're the most trustworthy all in ones I've tried. I think they're designed really well so they rarely leak. I use them out and about and can go about three hours without changing him no problem. I change more often at home but it's good to have something that I trust while we're out. I love the smooth organic cotton and how it keeps him feeling cooler and rash free (not a fan of synthetics because he gets sweaty). I love the fit and they're the only diaper I actually do find to be as trim as a disposable while being very absorbent and leak proof. I actually thought the BGE's were not very absorbent and my DS is a medium wetter. I also like encased elastic so I didn't care for the BGE type elastic. For BGE style diapers, I prefer Chelory, NonoNiko, Lucybugs, and there are a few others. Those wahms make amazing quality diapers that would hold up to some serious wetters! Tots Bots Minky Easy Fits: I don't like the fit of these. I'm not a huge fan of rise snaps in general but I especially don't like the two rise snaps going acroos instead of three. Just looks funny to me. These seemed to hold a lot and felt really heavy when wet but they still leaked with my heavy wetter. They were also very soft and squishy. But again, it was the look that I wasn't crazy about. Also not very trim in my opinion. I'm kind of crazy about wanting trimness. Agreed! Bum Ware Extreme: These diapers are very trim and worked well while my baby was smaller. But once he became a heavy wetter they leaked a lot. I had the one size and liked the look for the most part. I just don't like white snaps on colored diapers, which is what they use on the one size. Since they were a true all in one with microfiber soakers and suedecloth inners, I found that they were harder to get cleaned and sometimes got smelly. Agreed! They got smelly and I also didn't care for the elastic but that is my preference. Nanas Bottoms: I loved these when my baby was little, like under 9 months old. They fit so trim no matter what age and they're really cute. I just couldn't trust them not to leak once he was older. But when he was smaller these were some of my favorite diapers and they were usually absorbent enough. I like the birdseye soakers and either bamboo velour or suedecloth inners best. I always had them sewn with an open pocket so I could turn them inside out for drying quicker. Agreed. The only all in one that I haven't tried yet that I'd like to are the new bugga bugga boutique ones. Agreed! I'm waiting for a boy print. Wow, didn't mean to ramble off all of that, but I hope you find it helpful!

I'd recommend Simple Huggerz aio for day time use. We prefer natural fibers in our diapers.

I'd also recommend Chelory, Ragababe, Nononiko and Lucybugs.

[cajsmommy]

BG Freetimes

[KingsDaughter76]

Simplex Onesize!