Swaddlebees Newborn Simplex All In One Diapers, Pink

This diaper was too big for my newborn who was born 7lbs and 20.5 in long. The snap that is supposed to keep the diaper away from her healing cord still covered her cord and the dang thing just seemed so bulky on her! But at 2 months and 9 lbs this is my favorite diaper!! I also bought GroVia Cloth All-In-One Diaper, Cloud, Newborn and bumGenius Newborn Cloth Diaper - Albert diapers to figure out which ones I liked best and the Swaddlebees are the ones that I like the most now...She still has room to grow into these which is nice since they are more expensive than the other two.They are cotton which I like, but they don't stain as much as the Grovia ones (also cotton, the bumGenius are polyester).They can go in your dryer, which makes it so much easier to buy LESS cloth diapers (who has all day to wait for a line diaper to dry!)Their psuedo-pocket design makes it easy to add more protection if you need it without the annoyance of pocket diaper stuffing!Even though she will grow out of these, I really like having newborn sized cloth diapers. The AIO diapers were just SO big on her (still are) that I really think it is worth buying a smaller diaper that allows her to move her legs and actually fits under her clothes!! Between the 3 brands Grovia and Swaddlebees are my favorite, but I think you will get more mileage out of these.

We purchased a set of 18 newborn all-in-one diapers prior to our baby's arrival: 4 Imagine, 8 Lil Joey, 2 Grovia, 2 Blueberry Simplex, and 2 Bum Genius.Our favorites were the Imagines - and they are the cheapest. Our kiddo was almost 9 lbs on arrival, so we knew she would outgrow her newborn sizes pretty quickly. At two months and almost 12 lbs, she is still in the Imagines, Bum Genius, and Blueberries.The imagine is soft and stretchy but more absorbent. They hold up great in the wash and dry quickly. We haven't had any problems with leaks - I highly recommend.Our next favorite was the Blueberry, but it was twice as expensive as the Imagine. Because it has a cotton soaker, it's very obvious when the diaper is wet. It's also very gross to pull out the insert when it's wet or dirty - worse than a normal pocket diaper. Still, the fit is great. Probably would not have purchased these had we not had a gift card to spend.We have mixed feelings about the Bum Genius. The Aplix is annoying..it sometimes doesn't stay down and can be a mess with a dirty diaper. And, we have a ton of Aden and Anais linens - a few have become victims of Velcro in the wash. So the Aplix is not a preference. So far, we like BG both infant and full size, but it's a pain that they have to line dry, and they aren't as plush as other brands.Lil Joeys are little. We liked them the most initially - they have gussets and seemed to be the most well constructed, but our kiddo just grew out of them quickly. They also lost their plushness after washes and took forever to dry, even though they could be dried in the dryer. We've already moved on to the full size Rumparooz and love them because they dry fast in the dryer and have the same gusseted design.Grovias are similar to the blueberry in terms of fabric and absorbency. Again, they run small. The other con with the Grovia is that they don't have a snap down for the umbilical cord, so it was a couple weeks before our baby wore these. They are dryer friendly though, but took slightly less time than the Lil Joeys to dry.Both Grovia and Lil Joey have the cutest covers, but unfortunately are just so pricey compared to how long the baby can be in them.For the money, the Imagines really were the best bet.

We love these all in one cloth diapers! as soon as the laundry is done, these are the first ones we use. we only have 3 (white, yellow, blue), and the colors are great. wish we had 25 of them. they are very absorbant. baby girl notices she is wet right away which is good because we can change her immediately (who wants to sit in their wetness? not me!). they wash well (we use molly's detergent safe for cloth diapers). the only weird thing is that we've noticed lately is that when baby girl pees in them, they let off a terrible smelling odor (like urine on steroids), which is strange, because the diapers smell perfectly fine and clean before she pees in them, and her pee smells perfectly fine/normal in the other pre-folds when we use them. not a big deal though! we've been using these since baby girl was born - at 8lbs 14oz. she is still using them at about 12 lbs. starting to get "snug" around the thighs, but otherwise imagine we've still got a ways to go before she grows out of them! baby girl was our first baby, and we plan on having more children, so with each one hopefully we will add more of these to our diaper inventory. overall a great investment and great diaper!!

We loved this diaper on our slender, 8 1/2 pound heavy wetter. The inside looks kind of wrinkly, which seems like it might be uncomfortable, but she doesn't seem to mind. The fit is excellent at both the waist and the legs, which has been hard for us to find, and it did not leak at all. Plus the monkeys are adorable! We've had bad fits with the GroVia newborn AIO and the Fuzzibunz extra small pocket diaper - both of those are loose at the waist on her and have leaked up the back on multiple occasions. The only other diapers that have consistently worked well for us are the Rumparooz 'Lil Joeys and prefolds with a thirsties cover. Full disclosure - so far we have only used it once. I will update this rating if we have any trouble with it in the future.

Great diaper , absorbs a lot and perfect for new borns, a little pricey and wish it had a stay dry layer but still good , and it goes up to 15 or 16 lbs , would by again if I chose to cloth diaper in the future, I highly recommend the bluberry/swaddle bees diaper.

These comprised 99% of my newborn stash. AIO's are fantastic for new parents and grandparents learning about cloth and easy care while trying to recover after birthing. I recommend these to everybody I talk to and I will keep these for baby no 2!