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Are there any AIO's that are any good for heavy wetters?

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Are there any AIO's that are any good for heavy wetters?

Postby ducky1502 » Sat Apr 16, 2011 3:44 pm

As the title says.

Or are they all unsuitable?

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Re: Are there any AIO's that are any good for heavy wetters?

Postby monsterm » Sat Apr 16, 2011 3:56 pm

I haven't come across any. Pockets are good because you can swap out the inserts but AIO/AI2 are generally microfibre inserts so no good.

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Re: Are there any AIO's that are any good for heavy wetters?

Postby queen bee » Sat Apr 16, 2011 4:12 pm

Have you tried a tots bots easyfit? I love them because they have a pocket to add extra boosting. I always boost mine with a little lambs bamboo booster and a easy peasy hemp booster. I've also use a bigger weeds hemp prefold. Lily isn't a mega-wetter but she can easily last a morning at preschool (at least 4 hours) in one. And there is still room to add more boosting if necessary.

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Re: Are there any AIO's that are any good for heavy wetters?

Postby macmomo » Sat Apr 16, 2011 9:05 pm

I am just trying out new Bambooty Easy Nights which are a night nappy but I think they're slim enough for use as a heavy-wetter's day nappy. Certainly much slimmer than any other night nappy I've seen, and DH didn't even notice they were bigger than the normal Bambooties.


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