Hello fellow cloth diapering mamas,
I have invested quite a bit of money in my cloth diaper stash over the last couple of years. Recently I’ve been wanting to add a few more all in one diapers, for convenience, to my stash.
Although I love bumgenius and a handful of others I didnt want to spend a ton of money. I checked out some discussions on fluff love and a few of my favorite sites. However I ended up on amazon (shocker I know).
The reviews seemed decent for the imagine all in one diaper so I figured it was worth a shot to test it out since it was only $13.
I love it! We’ve been using it for a couple of weeks, including naptime, and it’s held up great! It washes really well too.
You can find all the details for it here on amazon when you purchase but I’ll share a few key ones.
- Fleece inner (diaper) and fleece layer on soaker (super soft!)
- Water resistant outer cover
- Snap in 4 layer microfiber soaker
Their soaker is unique from others I’ve used since it snaps in at the front instead of the back. I usually consider snap in isnerts all in two diapers but yhe reason this soaker is detachable is so it can dry faster.
Now let’s dive into the pros and cons.
Pros:
- Affordable
- Good absorbency
- Cute patterns
- Easy to use
- Cleans well
- Strong elastic around legs for a better fit.
- One size so it can fit 8-35lbs
Cons:
- Not the trimmest
Really the only con is that it’s not the trimmest fit. Even with that it’s still trimmer than my pocket diapers and pretty close to my other all in ones.
My almost 15month old is still around 20lbs and wearing size 12 month pants. This is how it looks on her.
If you are looking for an affordable more convenient way to cloth diaper this may be one for you! Be sure to test one out first and see how you like it 🙂
If you’d like to see the video version of this post you can check it out here.
Happy diapering,
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