I have read here that AIO are great for older babies but not always recommended for newborns, especially bf babies with runny poos. (Ahh the delightful memories are all coming back ) I used disposable with DD and am just merging her onto cloth... finally (!) and have had great success with a couple (itti bitti and totsbots). I am more than happy to keep up with the AIO/2s as they have been great so far, but wonder whether they will work for newborns??
The person I bought from believed that prefolds/fitted were no good for newborns as they are prone to leak with the runny poos, is this the case?
On the other hand, I have read that AIOs can gape a bit on newborns and have the same problem...
Well, i used a mixture of fitteds and AIOs. THe AIOs i had were small ittis and NB babybee hinds. THe bbh were awesome but yes, the ittis leaked sometimes cause if the leg gape. Didnt bother me though cause they always leaked on dh and never on me
The fitteds i used were buzy bee. I plan to throw in some prefolds for this one also.
Btw, i had a skinny bubba 3kg's so i would think you would have to fit in the chunkyness factor too. Also fwiw, i bought the newborn sized bbh on special for a really good price other wise i wouldnt have bothered as they arent in that tiny size for that long - which is why prefolds are great as you can use them for stuffing or boosting later.
I found BBH prefolds in small PUL covers worked well for us.
When Baden was bigger we just used the prefolds as boosters
The problem we had is most nappies had huge gaping at the legs...
the best AIOs i found for a nb were bubblebubs and widdlewuns.
basically aplix closing ones, as I alwyas had issues with getting snaps to adjust to suit DS2
that said the best nappies i used (though my babies were both over 4.5kg born) were swaddlebees nb fitted and kissaluvs fitteds.
i used bummis and sbees covers with them.
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