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The idea of these seems great and I really wanted to love them...unfortunately, they're just not as big as the size 2 duo wraps (my baby is on one snap down and 2 snaps at each leg on those and is just barely fitting in the AIO)and they are a little bit hard to dry. Otherwise, I have no complaints. |
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Reviewed by: Jenn G from Long Island, NY.
on 5/24/2013 |
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Thirsties work SO well for us. I love the all-in-ones because they are easy, it's simple to add a doubler, the adjustments are great and because they are just so darn cute!
Easy to wash, baby loves 'em. Totally a fan! |
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Reviewed by: Carrie from durham, nc.
on 5/14/2013 |
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I used these on my 7lb 5oz newborn, they fit her great! On the smallest setting, they didn't rub on her cord stump and no leaks. |
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Reviewed by: Janelle Zuniga from Ohio.
on 4/25/2013 |
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I have the duo aio size 2. I love the fit on my 14 month old, who weighs about 25 pounds. It does not leave red marks on her chunky thighs and is super absorbent! If I could make most of my stash this diaper I would be happy! |
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Reviewed by: Laura F. from Herriman, Utah .
on 4/25/2013 |
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I decided to try these for the price.. They do not compare to the other AIO's I have. The size 2 leaks every single time my 16 month wears it. She is very average in size. So, unfortunately now I only use these when I have nothing else clean for her.. |
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Reviewed by: Kate from Manassas, VA.
on 3/29/2013 |
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I am a Thirsties fan. I got the AIO as a free Black Friday bonus. The color was a beautiful Mango. I was excited to try a Thirsties AIO and not have to pay for it. This AIO can't be used alone with my baby. He is a heavy wetter, 10 pounds at birth and being 15 pounds at 5 weeks, probably consuming 5oz a feeding. I change him about every 3hrs and he's typically soaked, and maybe his clothes too. I have always had to use a cover with this AIO, which defeats the purpose and makes this a more expensive Duo Fab Fitted, which I also love. The stay-dry fleece liner is sewn all the way to the edge of the diaper allowing soaking into clothing along with the exterior not being urine-proof. I have used this AIO as a diaper bag back-up with a spare cover too. I wish the AIO was double gusseted, an outshining point Thirsties addresses in other products. Have never had a blow out with Thirsties though. Maybe this would be a 5 star if I had a typical baby. (We've struggled to get urine leaking perfected) |
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Reviewed by: Fern Compton from Manassas, Va.
on 2/25/2013 |
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I was hesitant to try another AIO diaper after how disappointed I was with my BumGenius AIO's, but I am SO glad I went for it and tried the Thirsties AIO. Initially I was concerned with the fit, seeing as how my daughter is on the chunky side :P, but the size 2 is VERY generous. Overall I am impressed with Thirsties! The colors and prints of the diapers are super vibrant and pretty, the inside is very soft and absorbent without being incredibly bulky or irritating, and so far we haven't had any issues with stains or leaking! This is a well made diaper at a reasonable price, and I would recommend it to anyone starting out on their cloth journey! |
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Reviewed by: Megan McClure from Chattanooga, TN.
on 12/27/2012 |
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These were my first AIO's and I am very pleased with the prints and the fit. I have yet to experience any leaks. They are the only AIO's that fit my newborn at 7lb 2oz without bulk. I don't think the size 1 will fit until she is 18lbs. She is currently 9lb 8oz and is growing out of the largest rise already. Maybe because she is long at 22". That is a minor problem for me. I love the diapers enough to start getting the size 2. |
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Reviewed by: Katrina from Albuquerque, NM.
on 12/22/2012 |
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I really was all prepared to love these for the ease of use, but that didn't happen. My son has started day care and I thought these would be perfect for my babysitter since she is not used to cloth at all. Well, they leak out the sides, time after time. I will end up just stuffing them with something extra, like hemp or something, no big deal, but that was kind of the whole point of getting these. Ease of use for the babysitter, a no brainer diaper that I didn't have to stuff. Now I have to stuff. I may as well have just stuck with my pocket diapers. They are super cute, but just aren't working for what i wanted them for. |
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Reviewed by: gillian Phillips from Centreville.
on 10/11/2012 |
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Thirsty's Duo All In One Diaper is my new go to diaper. No stuffing or worrying about finding the right inserts, just wash and it's ready to go! I love it!!! Perfect for the busy mom. |
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Reviewed by: Kara Reeder from Fountain Inn, SC.
on 10/3/2012 |
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I'm very impressed with the trimness of this AIO and I like the way it is constructed better than the more expensive BG Freetime. It's easy to insert a Thirsties hemp insert as a doubler which makes this diaper super absorbent! |
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Reviewed by: Kristin Fish from Paxton, MA.
on 9/13/2012 |
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I love this diaper! I like how it has fut him since he was 8 lbs, and will fit for a while longer. My husband loves having this diaper in our drawer. He much prefers these to our prefolds. |
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Reviewed by: Amanda Jennings from Lexington Park, MD.
on 9/6/2012 |
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I'm new to cloth diapering and have only used this one a few times, but so far, it's the only all in one we have that has leaked. I'll continue to give it another chance, but the jury is still out. |
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Reviewed by: Lisa Albrecht from reston, va.
on 8/29/2012 |
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The Thirsties Duo AIO's are a favorite in our home. There is not stuffing (or unstuffing at wash time)! These diapers are great for daycare and daddy!
Great product |
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Reviewed by: Angela Heffner from Clarksville, TN.
on 8/29/2012 |
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Although I'm not a mom, I work with newborns on a regular basis, many who use cloth diapers. Both the snap and aplix work great. I have never had a leak and these are usually what I grab first in a clients stash. Easy to use with prefolds and super cute! |
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Reviewed by: Brittany from Washington DC.
on 8/28/2012 |
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