How-to Diaper Naturally - All-in-one (AIO) and All-in-two (AI2) Diapers

Welcome to the all-in-one (AIO) and all-in-two (AI2) section of Mothering.com's special how-to video resource on cloth diapering. Following are videos from Mothering advertisers with helpful information and demonstrations on how to properly use the diapers they sell.

This video resource is a web exclusive addition to the feature article "The Diaper Dilemma" in the May/June 2010 issue of Mothering magazine. To read the article, and accompanying resources, order a digital subscription or a copy of the May/June issue.

What is an all-in-one?

All-in-ones have an hourglass shape with elastic in the legs and waist. They consist of three parts in one— a waterproof outer, a one-piece inner, and an absorbent insert (or soaker)—and fasten on the child with snaps, or hooks and loops. They may be one-size fits all, or made in several sizes.

What is an all-in-two?

An all-in-two is similar to an all-in-one, but the main diaper part is separate from the cover in some way while still being designed to be used as a unit.

Visit the other how-to sections for help with other types of cloth diapers.

Bottombumpers All-in-one Diaper from Bottombumpers

bumGenius All-in-one Diapers from Happy Bambino

Easy Fit All-in-one One-size Pocket Diaper from Bummis

Berry Plush All-in-one Cloth Diapers from JamTots

bumGenius All-in-one One-size Cloth Diapers from Natural Pure Essentials

About All-in-one Diapers from Little for Now

GroBaby All-in-two One-size Cloth Diapers from Natural Pure Essentials

Softbums All-in-two One-size Cloth Diapers from SoftBums

Rumparooz All-in-two One-size Diaper from Kanga Care

Best Bottom All-in-two One-size Diaper from Nicki's Diapers