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Author: springhill@...
I love this diaper. I use prefolds and covers at home,but I keep a few of these on hand for the diaper bag. It realy help when leaving the child with a sitter. There is no diaper 101 before you leave. It also solves the problem of not having a clean cover in the diaper bag. I also found that on long car rides they are less likly to leak. My baby is a heavy wetter and thease diapers hold it all in. My baby is only about 15lbs and very slender and at this point the size listed 10-22lbs is tight on her
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Author: Jedi4plus4@...
I started using the AIO's when my daughter turned one. She's 22lbs and 30" long-average build. I use the AIO's with the Classics and Basics by Kushies. Right now the AIO's tend to leak around the leg if not careful, they seem to be roomier than the Classics. Hopefully as she grows more they'll do better.
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Author: chelsea
Don't leak but kind of bulky
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Author: debbie
These work great for absorbing urine, but are not so great at keeping in breastfed baby poop. Go with a diaper with gussets built in otherwise you will have poop everywhere each and everytime there is a diaper to be changed!
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Author: Ash
I use these as night time diapers for my my chunkier twin and he is a heavy wetter and we have no leaks. I do add a an insert in it just to be on the safe side. I absolutely love this AIO but it is a little bulky. I use prefolds and diaper covers during the day. With my other twin I use the bum genius 3.0 for nights only because they seem to fit him better. He is really petite.
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Author: Sophias mom
I find these diapers bulky, they seem to take forever to dry after washed. I breast feed my daughter and we have some leakage once in awhile. For night-time diapering I use disposables.
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Author: Dani V.
They were absorbent enough. But, I sold them after the first two weeks because EVERY time my breastfed baby pooped, it went through. There are much better diapers out there that are not too expensive. I would use prefolds and a double gusset cover over kushies any day! There are also MUCH better AIO's available.
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When trying to decide upon a diaper size, start with the suggested weights and then see if the waist, leg and rise measurements of your baby fall into the range. Check the rise on the diaper that you are interested in, it will help in being more accurate on where the waist on that diaper will fall on your child. If you start with the measurements you may end up with a cover that is way too big. For all the AIO diapers, you are looking for waist and leg measurements that fall in about the same place in the range. The smallest leg measurements were taken when the cover was fastened on the smallest waist setting. If your baby’s waist measurement is on the lower end of the range and the leg measurement is on the higher end of the range, the diaper may be too tight at the legs.
