Hi Erin,

Recently I've had to build an emergency stash and I got 3 of the nappies from china off ebay. I figured they only had to last a few weeks, but i have to say they're pretty good. They only come with one insert that's microfibre, so you'd do well to get some bamboo inserts (read the inserts they come with are great as a second insert but don't hold a whole lot on their own - actually they'd probably be fine on little people you change every 1-1.5hrs). If you sew they're really easy to make and work out quite cheap compared to buying the same things.
The nappies aren't a true AIO they're pocket nappies.
They do go quite small, but to give you an idea of size, my DS is 15months, and while he's quite little (only a bit over 10kgs) the nappies are still on the second setting, so I can't imagine the third setting fitting a newborn IYKWIM? Just reread your post and I reckon the third setting would fit a six monther.
I actually only paid 99c for each of 2 of mine and the other a little more so if you want to try them it's worth watching the auctions too. I would never have dreamed of buying them before, but i have to say I would get them again. They certainly aren't luxurious but they're cute and they work fine.



Also is a one size AIO that can be adjusted as good as having the different sizes? I don't want to have to keep on buying more and more as they don't fit....am I asking too much? Nope generally OFSM does go right up to TT, but again with my tiny kiddo it was a while before he was big enough to fit them.

Also do you need inserts and what are good? and lastly do the flushable liners work, I've heard they don't actually flush that well? See above. You can't beat bamboo for strength and absorbancy. I've only ever used liners if there is a need for bum cream and then I use fleece liners. Can't see the point of flushing extra stuff if I am making all the other effort IYKWIM?