Cheaper AIO with cotton inner, please

[abemom2]

My ds is really small. He was in the Sposoeasy small, and it fits him waist wise... but the rise is too small.

The Dream-eze is too tight on him. (Not a cheap one)

What AIO with a cotton inner is around for under $20? I use mainly fitteds, but it helps to have a few AIOs for outings.

Thanks, Ana

[inky leeuhhh]

isnt there one called the all together diaper or something like that? if im thinking of the right diaper, it was like 12$ a pop and cotton inner. i havent tried one though myself. er, i mean i havent tried one on dd yet. lol.

[Drummer's Wife]

I love the snap version of Bum Genius organic AIO's... but they are more than $20 except when they clearance out the 2nd quality ones. I think they are worth it, though, being One Size -- they still fit my 32 lb 2 yr old.

[Juliacat]

The All Together AIO is being replaced by the Osocozy. I don't have a whole lot of experience with either but they are inexpensive and have a reputation for durability, and they are all cotton inside.

[abemom2]

I just got the ATD fitteds, and while the waist is tight, the legs have too much gap, so I'm afraid to try those, assuming it will be a somewhat similar fit.

Thanks for the suggestion though.

[Ifluffedthree]

with custom work you could probably land where you want or close.

LCH has been making premium AIO's for about 10 years with a continued positive reputation for construction.

http://www.lucyshopechest.com/store/...mbs=No&Thumbs=

as a small manufacturer and knowing USA made cost for AIO materials, $12.00 is a number I would walk away from, seeing it as a red flag, unless I did not have expectations of the wear life.

[HeatherB]

I love Very Baby AIOs, which are made by cottage-licensed WAHMs. My favorite is Sunshine at http://www.flutterbybaby.com/ . The standard VB AIO is all cotton inside, with overlapping aplix closure. Great adjustability and worked very well for my skinny kids. They're also very reasonably priced.

[tinyblackdot]

If you want cheap ones, i highly suggest Kushies. Alot of people dont like them, but they are so cheap and easy we loved them! I finally sold all of my fancy diapers ( i had and have tried a TON) and went with Kushies and prefolds. The ultras are kinda stiff and plasticky but the fitted/aio (classics) are great!

[iowaorganic]

I am a Bumkins kind of girl. They are about $20- but now they are changing the velcro style so the old ones are all on clearence. Hot deals out there now (I know- I just bought a whole XL stash for DS1). They do work best with a doubler though.

[LionessMom]

i have a lot of these http://www.kidalog.net/product_info....products_id=29

i like them alot. easy to clean. organic inbleached cotton. and $20 a pop. i am sure if you look on ebay or something you would find WAHM ones that are similar. they fit my skinny baby pretty well, except for diarrhea. but if you have a baby with chubby legs it would be better.

[abemom2]

Thanks for the replies everyone.

Ana