{review} itti bitti d'lish AIO
{what kind of diaper} AIO or All In One
The name says it all. This is a cloth diaper that resembles a disposable diaper the closest. You literally put it on baby, baby wets diaper, you take diaper off and throw it in the diaper pail. This diaper has the absorbency sewn to the waterproofing, so no extra steps are required. This diaper is available in velcro (like a disposable) or snaps. The one downside to all in ones is they are usually more expensive and take longer to dry because the absorbency is sewn together with the waterproofing.
{the verdict} itti bitti d'lish AIO
I have one itti bitti d'lish AIO in my stash. It is in Yellow and in snaps (they only have snaps). The outside is literally the softest minky I've ever touched EVER.
**PS - itti bitti just released a new line of diapers with same colored snaps to their amazingly bright and adorable colors!
Between the soaker and the minky is the waterproofing, so you do not need an additional cover on the diaper, and no PUL is touching the baby, which I really love.
The d'lish is offered in three sizes: Small (8-16lbs), Medium (14-26lbs), and Large (23-37lbs). I have a Small in the AIO.
{loves}
- no PUL touching baby
- absorbent
- minky outer
- bright colors
- cute prints
- AIO (ease of use)
- stay-dry fabric
- no microfiber
- sized diaper
- trim
- fastest drying AIO
- amazing quality
- great customer service
- adaptable - can add additional snap-in boosters
{to consider}
- takes longer to dry than pocket/shells/etc.
- sized, so it is not one-size-fits-all
{view for yourself}
{overall}
I think the price of these diaper is great for an AIO: $18.95. However, it is sized, so some people may think this is too much. I prefer sized diapers, so the perfect fit is worth it to me!
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