Bambino Mio, miosolo classic all-in-one cloth diaper, dragonfly daze

Where to begin? A) these diapers, even after over a month and a half of using them are still as, if not more, fantastic as when i first got them (pros/cons below). The kits are great because for the same price as you would pay for 6 diapers anyway, they add in some of the detergent (works really well) and the liners (are okay--not the easiest size to use with these, tbh). I have only ever air-dried these, either on my line outside or hung in the house--pretty sure this makes the absorbent core MORE absorbent than dryer drying, though i could just be biased. AnywaysPros:-Much easier to use than other AIO brands--really is as close to disposables as Ive found. (Without the waste or chemicals)-Loops and mitten-like pocket on core makes it easy to remove and replace the attached core from the water resistant part of the diaper.-super absorbent: rarely have issues if any with diaper rash like i did with disposables-washing machine friendly: rinse any solids that may have escaped your liner and then toss that bad boy in the wash-durable: so far, with nearly DAILY WASHING, not a stitch one any of the 16 i have have come loose (at least not that I've noticed)-SO cute: great variety of unisex designs or plain white if you'd rather keep it simple-attached design means no losing parts of the diaper; makes reusing them so easy!!-adjustable, so grows with babyCons:-some leaking: sometimes will leak around legs, but i think this may be due to either not having them on snuggly enough or liners sticking out (have literally seen pee escape like this!)-bulkier than some diapers-may be too large for newborns-air-drying can take some time-need to add vinegar to wash or directly to diapers on occasion to keep them smelling fresh

The PUL is very soft and super adorable, and the inner microfleece layer that's against baby is also extremely soft-to-touch. The insert is microfiber and needs to be stuffed just like a regular pocket diaper, and will wear overtime since microfiber isn't a quality material. The diaper area is wider than the microfiber insert, so I'd get leaks in the leg/bikini area. To counter that, I always double up with a Thirstiest large insert and I have no issues now. It's easy to use for caregivers since it works just like a disposable. The Velcro is very strong, but the laundry tabs and weak, so the Velcro would unclasp from the laundry tabs and attach to all of my laundry. When washing, I attach the Velcro to the diaper and turn the entire thing inside out for proper washing. Overall, it's just an overpriced pocket diaper.

Where to begin? A) these diapers, even after over a month and a half of using them are still as, if not more, fantastic as when i first got them (pros/cons below). The kits are great because for the same price as you would pay for 6 diapers anyway, they add in some of the detergent (works really well) and the liners (are okay--not the easiest size to use with these, tbh). I have only ever air-dried these, either on my line outside or hung in the house--pretty sure this makes the absorbent core MORE absorbent than dryer drying, though i could just be biased. AnywaysPros:-Much easier to use than other AIO brands--really is as close to disposables as Ive found. (Without the waste or chemicals)-Loops and mitten-like pocket on core makes it easy to remove and replace the attached core from the water resistant part of the diaper.-super absorbent: rarely have issues if any with diaper rash like i did with disposables-washing machine friendly: rinse any solids that may have escaped your liner and then toss that bad boy in the wash-durable: so far, with nearly DAILY WASHING, not a stitch one any of the 16 i have have come loose (at least not that I've noticed)-SO cute: great variety of unisex designs or plain white if you'd rather keep it simple-attached design means no losing parts of the diaper; makes reusing them so easy!!-adjustable, so grows with babyCons:-some leaking: sometimes will leak around legs, but i think this may be due to either not having them on snuggly enough or liners sticking out (have literally seen pee escape like this!)-bulkier than some diapers-may be too large for newborns-air-drying can take some time-need to add vinegar to wash or directly to diapers on occasion to keep them smelling fresh

Disappointing quality. Not worth the price. Returned promptly.I got a few others of this diaper in different patterns and I wish I hadn't opened and washed them all in preparation for baby because then I could have returned some. They're my least favorite diapers. The material is horrible in the interior. They're the only diapers that have made either of my kids break out in diaper rash.I recommend looking for a different all-in-one if you have a baby with sensitive skin or are new to cloth diapering. They are easy to wash, but I don't really like anything else about them. They have okay absorbency and of course they are easy to use, but just not the best quality.

These are FANTASTIC reusable diapers.Pros:1. They are absolutely adorable.2.The Velcro fasteners hold up well and make the size very adjustable.3. They are very absorbent for pees.4. They wash out poops easily, little staining.Cons:1. Many other brands fit babies earlier on, but many also take longer to fit well. This caused us to have a few blowouts toward the beginning when the fit around the legs was a little too big. My baby was at the minimum recommended weight by the company when blowouts were still happening. But she is now about 12 pounds and we haven’t had any blowouts in this brand lately.2. A bit pricier (definitely not high end price though) and I really wish for the price that they would have double gussets.

Have been using these on our 5 month old since she was 2 months and would never go back to disposables.Bought 16 in total when they were a deal on amazon (they happen quite frequently).Washing is easy - we use the nappy bin with drawstring bag, so we just throw the bag on a rinse cycle then a 60 degree cotton wash. We rarely get stains - and if we do they wash out on the next wash.Leaking is much less common than disposables - we decided it may be easier to do disposables outbound on a long haul flight - however. We had 3 leaks during that time so actually was more problematic. We went to bambino Mio’s on the way home and no leaks!There’s no plasticy disposable nappy smell and our baby’s nappy rash vanished really quickly when we started using them. The cotton is really soft.Plus in the long run you save money! Winner.

Bought as a trial, as seen many good reviews and just getting started with reusables.- Expensive.- Whole nappy needs washing every nappy change (x8 a day at least),- Fabric is ACRYLIC. Went purple after a couple of washes at the recommended temperature.For the price, I was expecting natural fibres. (my bad for not reading the whole description and being blinded by cute print).- Takes long to dry.Good idea but, to me, AIO is a waste or just for people with a lot of space and funds.The main point when using reusable nappies is to save money.Maybe go for pocket nappies or other options, just PUL nappy cover with prefolds or Terri squares, that will dry fast.Nice patterns, but it is just a nappy.

Although I was eager to try reusable nappies, I was hesitant to buy and apprehensive about thr process. Partly due to cost as I thought I had to have a selection in order to get started. Of course I didn't want to waste that amount of money only to find it difficult or not enjoy the process. Then I saw on an Instagram page I follow you only actually need one nappy to get started! So I purchased the pretty green bumble bee print one. It felt good using it, knowing this ties in better with my eco beliefs, despite using biodegradable nappies anyway.I had a little mishap initially, my daughter has always been bothered with nappy rash since she was 2 weeks old. My first nappy aggravated it somewhat due to I'd used far too much detergent in the machine. Oops.However, now that I've figured that out, her nappy rash has completely cleared up! She hasn't been bothered with it since I made the switch full time.I won't be going back to disposables now, although I will continue to have a small stock for days I'm not caught up with washing or for overnight. I love never running out of nappies.These are soft and dry quick. There's also overnight reusables by this company which I've bought one of so far and no leaks! She had the overnight one on for 10 hours too.All round winner.

I bought these because I wanted to try reusable nappies, they were easily available, had nice designs, I’d heard of the brand and seemed quite simple.I ordered the Bambino Mio boosters, liners, washing powder/cleanser and nappy bin to accompany them too.After ordering and looking into it further I had really low expectations. My boy has started constantly leaking through his disposables and after doing some research I didn’t hold out a lot of hope for these with them being microfibre. However, I have been so pleasantly surprised so far.Today was our first day of use and I changed each nappy (I bought 3 to begin with) every 2-3 hours. Although you could feel the nappy was wet I feel like I could’ve gotten a little longer out of them before they leaked. We didn’t have a single teeny leak and my boy is a heavy drinker and is weaning (on this particular day he’d had his usual 9oz bottles as well as some water, cucumber and melon, so lots of hydration = very wet nappies).We haven’t had a poop yet so I can’t say how they would cope with that.They are easy to clean and quick to dry, easy to put back together. The only downside is that compared to disposables they are very bulky so I struggled to get his clothes to fit!

We have been using disposable nappys some birth due to high consumption as my baby drinks like a fish we decided to give these ago. I was not optimistic. How wrong I was.. these are so good they don't leak easy to wash and care for and look lovely. Much softer against my babies skin we are now fully converted to reusable nappies. Wish we had tried sooner