Bambino Mio, miosolo classic all-in-one cloth diaper, swinging sloth

Its a really nice product in sense of look and feel but the fit was horrible. My baby has a belly & otherwise the diaper fit her nicely. But because of the belly half of the velcro was staying exposed without any material to shield the skin and it would rub on all night and cause a rash on the hips in the morning.

We began using the bambino Mio all in one nappies over 9 months ago. We tried a few to start with and then we bought more when we found they were a lot easier to use than we anticipated! They’ve held up very well even with lots of use. I love all of the cute prints that bambino Mio offers! Somehow they have made nappies feel almost glamours... well maybe that’s taking it a bit too far but they are very cute and I always get loads of compliments!I think my son was about 3-4 months when we started using them. This was a good time for us as I think it would have been too much trying to wash all the nappies in the newborn phase when they need lots of nappy changes and when parents need to be recovering from the birth. I use the all in ones with the Mio boosts which means my son can wear them for longer (though this does make his bum look pretty big... some might say - junk in the trunk). He usually goes through 3-5 nappies over the course of 24 hours. When using the boost in the nappy he can go through the night without leaks.Warning - pooh discussion ahead...I found that these nappies are so much better than disposable nappies when it comes to pooh! We used to have explosive nappies before he started solids but this was not the case when he was wearing the all in ones. They managed to absorb the poohs much better! The downside is that both my husband and I find it really hard to smell the pooh when he’s wearing these so sometimes he’ll sit in pooh for a while before we notice which can lead to nappy rash.The waistband has Velcro straps and then there are 2 sets of poppers which adjusts the fitting around the upper thighs. This allows for lots of ability to adjust the waste and 3 settings for around the thighs. My son is about a year and on the very tall side and there still seems to be a lot of room for him to grow into them.The downside to reusable nappies is the laundry aspect. In the summer it’s not so bad but in the winter I found it hard to dry them and all the other laundry from babies so I ended up getting an airer. Sometimes I’ve had some staining in the nappies but I found that the stains pretty much disappeared when I put them out in the sun for a few hours.Remember to follow their washing instructions. I use wash bags and I tend to do a rinse cycle before washing and I would also recommend getting the bambino MioFresh as that does seem to keep them ‘fresh’.These can be quite expensive in terms of the upfront cost but over a long time they are less expensive than using disposables.Overall I would recommend to anyone willing to put in the effort of washing nappies as they are cute, high quality and durable.

I have ordered 6 of the bambino mio nappies from bambino mio on Amazon between jan-feb this year.To start with, they were really sticky and a great fit. The nappy is easily boosted, which although makes it quite bulky, still gave us a good fit. They have washed well as in no colour has faded, but unfortunately most of these have lost their stick so much that if I put them on my daughter they fall off straight away. The velcro panels have totwlly degraded in 4/5 months!This is really disappointing as I've followed the manufacturers washing advice to the T, and actually only use these when out and about as I use poppers mainly and they are part of a large stash (40+ nappies). I won't be buying anymore of these

Have been using these on our 5 month old since she was 2 months and would never go back to disposables.Bought 16 in total when they were a deal on amazon (they happen quite frequently).Washing is easy - we use the nappy bin with drawstring bag, so we just throw the bag on a rinse cycle then a 60 degree cotton wash. We rarely get stains - and if we do they wash out on the next wash.Leaking is much less common than disposables - we decided it may be easier to do disposables outbound on a long haul flight - however. We had 3 leaks during that time so actually was more problematic. We went to bambino Mio’s on the way home and no leaks!There’s no plasticy disposable nappy smell and our baby’s nappy rash vanished really quickly when we started using them. The cotton is really soft.Plus in the long run you save money! Winner.

I've been using the Miosolo nappies over 5 weeks now and I'm very happy. My baby is 4 months old, the nappy rash she had disappeared after a week since we started using them. We've had no leaks - I'm only using them during the day though! I've also got 10 of a bit cheaper pocket reusable nappies also bought on amazon but now really regret buying them. I bought them as there were slightly cheaper (£6) than Miosolo (£10) but the quality after 5 weeks is really noticeable. Also, I've had leaks at least 3 times week with the cheaper bamboo nappies. I had a bit of a dilemma with the nappy liners - the Miosolo Mioliners were not great I'm now using the Tots bots liners and they are superb and fit the nappy perfectly.

Bought as a trial, as seen many good reviews and just getting started with reusables.- Expensive.- Whole nappy needs washing every nappy change (x8 a day at least),- Fabric is ACRYLIC. Went purple after a couple of washes at the recommended temperature.For the price, I was expecting natural fibres. (my bad for not reading the whole description and being blinded by cute print).- Takes long to dry.Good idea but, to me, AIO is a waste or just for people with a lot of space and funds.The main point when using reusable nappies is to save money.Maybe go for pocket nappies or other options, just PUL nappy cover with prefolds or Terri squares, that will dry fast.Nice patterns, but it is just a nappy.