After hearing quite a bit about these AIO diapers I decided to give them a try. I was not too impressed. They always seemed to wick out the legs which left me changing not only the diaper but the onesie or pants, as well. Frustrating!

Maybe it is because I bought them used or maybe it was the “version” of the diaper. I did not pay attention to which version I bought but later discovered that others were having the same issue – saying one version was better than the other. I do know that I seem to have better luck with Fuzzi Bunz diapers.

So, I guess it’s a personal preference and maybe you’ll have better luck than I did!

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We have a large family, and diapers can be very expensive as we typically have at least two youngsters potty-training at the same time. For those of you who are parents you know how expensive this can be. The last time I bought a package of disposable diapers, I believe they ran about twenty dollars…and they don’t last that long. Like I said…it gets expensive – quickly.

My wife got turned on to baby cloth diapers by some women that she chats with online, and let me tell you I can feel the difference in my pocket-book. While it is true that if you are going to buy a Fuzzi Bunz, Thirstees, or All In One (AIO) diaper it can be expensive, there is only the initial outlay. Trust me, the diapers pay for themselves. Additionally, the concept of reusable cloth wipes has saved us a ton as well, and it is perfectly sanitary.

During the coming weeks and months we will be talking about cloth diapers and wipes and we plan to share the information we have picked up along the way. We will discuss Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers, Thirstees, AIO diapers cloth diapers, Bummis, BumGenius, and other diaper manufacturers.

Please feel free to join our discussion and share your thoughts. We look forward to learning from you!

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