What are All-In-One Diapers?
AIO cloth diapers are diapers that come with everything sewn together inside the diaper. My diapers AIO diapers are an outer print of cotton/polyester or cotton/knit. The inner part of the diaper that goes against the baby's skin is made with microfleece. Microfleece works to pull moisture in away from the baby's skin. The inner parts of the diaper consist of 3 layers of super absorbent microfiber sewn to one layer of flannel. Directly behind the outer printed fabric is a layer of PUL. This is the material that is water resistant and is what makes the diaper resistant from moisture leaking out. No covers are needed with this kind of diaper. All diapers are made with 2 rows of snaps going all the way across the front of the diaper to get that perfect fit.
Pros of an AIO AIO diapers are nice for those that want easy on, easy off convenience. There is no stuffing, no covering, or anything else that is needed with these diapers. They go on just like a disposable diaper, and then take it off and toss it in for laundry. Cons of an AIO Since these diapers are all sewn together with everything inside them, they take much longer to dry. |  |
What are Pocket Diapers?
| Pocket diapers come with an opening at the top of the diaper. They are made with the outer print of your choice. The inner piece is microfiber that sits against the baby's skin and works well in pulling moisture in away from the baby. There is a layer of PUL moisture resistant fabric on the inside and the pocket opening is between the Pul and microfleece. Each diaper comes with one microfiber towel to use to stuff it with. ---------------------------------------- Pros of a Pocket Pocket diapers are nice becuase they wash and dry very well and efficiently. The insides come out so that you can be sure all the pieces are as clean as they can get. They dont' take very long to dry because of the fact that everything is not sewn together. You are able to stuff these diapers as little or as much as you like depending on the type of wetter your child is. Cons of a Pocket You need to stuff the insides yourself. Very fast and simple though.
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