What are the best fitted or AOI for the best price?

Victoria - posted on 05/19/2009

We love the new Dream-eze aio's. As soon as my hubby saw these he was like " we are only using these" everything is built in and they have the pul on the outside. They are great for day and night also if you buy 6-12 dipes at a time it is cheaper. we get them at nautal baby website. Also we trade on Diaper swappers. I hope that helps.

Kristen - posted on 05/16/2009

Wow, I think i'm going to try that!!!! I have my sewing machine sitting right here next to me. I'm sure its much cheaper too.

Hanna - posted on 05/16/2009

Quoting Michele:

Thristy's fitteds are nicely priced I did however have to add mor absorbancy to mine. If you can sew go to diaperkit.com she has an unbleached flannel fitted and an AIO that is really good, they are super easy to sew up. If you din't sew, I do.

I just purchased 5 diaper kits from diaperkit.com and I thought they were super easy to sew! Cute diapers, I dont know how well they work as my newest hasnt yet arrived but I cant wait to try them out. I would say even a beggining sewer can whip these up in no time. Everything is cut out and ready to go right out of the package....

Jennifer - posted on 05/15/2009

Wow never knew about half of this stuff

Stephanie - posted on 01/15/2009

I love nanas bottoms AIO's. Check out her hyena cart - http://hyenacart.com/nanasbottoms/. They are truly absorbent and economical. I have just purchased six more customs to go into my stash. Love these tons better than the GADs, BumGenius, and even Fuzzy Buns that I have.

Laura - posted on 01/15/2009

Sian- here's an aussie nappy site- http://www.ozbabytrends.com.au/store/Def...

Michele - posted on 01/15/2009

Thristy's fitteds are nicely priced I did however have to add mor absorbancy to mine. If you can sew go to diaperkit.com she has an unbleached flannel fitted and an AIO that is really good, they are super easy to sew up. If you din't sew, I do.

Sian - posted on 01/14/2009

hey girls! i live in australia and im thinking about changing to ALO's but i dont know anyone that has any here! is anyone else here from aus? and where is the best ausie site to buy them from??

Jennifer - posted on 01/13/2009

I am using bumgenius AIO one size pocket diapers and I love them. Granted he is a newborn still and not too many messes, but i love it much better than the folded cloth I used with my first child. You can use any insert you want to make the more aborbant, but I have not had a leak yet. I am going to buy more today. I like the Bumgenius too, because they have the velcro not the snaps, for a quick diaper change.

Shauna - posted on 01/13/2009

I really like dry bees AIO but My husband likes the Bum Genuis--(I  have the the one size pocket diaper--they may have an AIO but not sure)--they seem  to be the easiest for him to use of all my brands --and they seem less bulky than some of my other brands :)

Lynnette - posted on 01/13/2009

i fell in love with Granola Moms' stuff 5 years ago,  look forward to visiting them again with any future arrivals.

Check em out on the web.

Kristen - posted on 01/13/2009

Yep, he is a super soaker!!! LOL!!! Especially at night!!!!! I will look into trying pocket diapers too. He's also a very big boy (26lbs at 10 months) so I need to find one that will cover his whole bum and not have leaks.

Michele - posted on 01/12/2009

Fitteds r great if your babe is not a super soaker. Aio's take WAAAY to long to dry. I prefer pockets. You can adjust the absorbancy and if you stuff them b4 u but them away they go on just liek a sposie. Pockets r very easy to make as well

Kristen - posted on 01/12/2009

Thanks for all the advice!!!! Sounds like I have lots of good (and affordable) options!!!

Cara - posted on 01/12/2009

i love the drybees AIO hybrids.  i was using imse vimse for a long time, but switched to drybees as they fit well and are easy for my DH to use.

Nellie - posted on 01/12/2009

You could try the Drybees AIO hybrid. It is a nice diaper because by itself it works great as an AIO but it also has a pocket where you can add extra absorbecy stuffers, so it acts like a pocket. They are only 16.95 each too---so that is a great price. Actually, they are on sale for 16.45 each!

www.nellsnaturalbaby.com

Kiyomi - posted on 01/12/2009

I like the kushies AIOs. They are relatively cheap compared to other brands and if you put another insert under the built in one they absorb much more. I had my parents but some for my daughter for Christmas ( my hubby doesn't do well with the prefolds either). the cheapest place I found them was walmart.com. Good luck, there are so many options and it may seem like everybody has a different favorite.

Kimberly - posted on 01/12/2009

Bumkins ROCK!  They are soooo easy to use, very cute patterns and easy to add doublers. Just takes a bit to dry.

Laura - posted on 01/12/2009

I really like the utility diaper I make- organic bamboo, one size- can be used as a swimmer and trainer, and comes w/all the soakers you'll ever need for max absorbency- which means you won't be making any additional soaker purchases in the future (unless you really want to).

In my experience, all cloth diapers are bulky, and I've tried everything. But if you're looking for saving money in the long one, go w/a good one size diaper- then you don't have to get 2 or 3 sizes plus swimmers and trainers...

www.bamboobums.com