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Thirsties Newborn AIO Cloth Diaper Review

@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers review via @chgdiapers

I received the pictured diaper at no cost. I was not asked to write, nor was I compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own. Post contains affiliate links. I got a tiny peek at the Thirsties Newborn AIO when I stopped by their booth at ABC this fall, and Thirsties was kind enough to send me one when they were available at last!

@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 1
@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 2 @ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 3 back

I hate that all these great new diapers are coming out now, instead of when I was cloth diapering a newborn! The newborn AIO is essentially a tiny version of their one-size AIO, which I like very much.

@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 4 single snap closure
@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 5 stay dry lining @ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 6 flap soaker

The newborn AIO does have a simplified snap configuration, but has the same style absorbency as the OS AIO. There are 3 layers of microfiber in the soaker, which is topped with microfleece, and one hidden layer in the body of the diaper, which is also lined with microfleece. The diaper has two rise settings as well as an umbilical cord snap down.

Below I’ve pictured it compared to the small setting of the OS AIO:

@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 7 vs os aio @ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 8 smallest newborn vs smallest one size

The newborn on it’s largest setting vs. the OS AIO on its smallest:

@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 11 nb opened vs smallest one size

I was disappointed that the duo pockets were discontinued because they were one of my favorite cloth diapers on my newborn. Well, I’ll tell you what, Thirsties knows what they are doing. Here’s the newborn AIO compared to a size 1 duo pocket:

@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 9  smallest newborn vs smallest size 1 duo pocket

Its largest rise seems similar to the smallest rise of the duo pocket, meaning it’s much more likely to fit tiny babies, particularly under the cord.

@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 12 opened nb aio is about the same size as a size 1 duo pocket on the smallest setting @ThirstiesInc Newborn AIO #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 13 same rise opened as the size 1 duo pocket snapped down

I wasn’t a huge fan of the duo aio (which isn’t pictured but is similar to the size of the duo fab fitted below) and I think this is an excellent replacement.

@ThirstiesInc Newborn AIo #clothdiapers via @chgdiapers 10 smallest vs smallest fab fitted size 1 - which is the same size as the size 1 duo aio

Though I don’t have a squish, Amii tried the Thirsties newborn AIO on Oliver at 5 lb 10 oz. He is not using the cord snap down here because he was 13.5 weeks old (born at 25 weeks/1 lb 9 oz) but it fit well with the wings pulled up.

@ThirstiesInc Newborn #clothdiapers on 5 lb 10 oz 13 wk old micropreemie - via @chgdiapers

The diapers are estimated to fit babies from 5-14 pounds and retail for just $14.75 each (prints included). I think this is an excellent price for a newborn AIO, particularly since they are made in the U.S.A.!

Have you tried the Thirsties Newborn AIO?


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Maria is an aspiring "fit mom" of 3 children, writing about cloth diapers, going green, and her life as a single mom. Maria works with many companies within the cloth diaper industry and beyond, providing social media management, product development, and other services.
6 Comments
  • Emily
    February 24, 2017 at 6:59 am
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    I use them and was extremely pleased with them between 6 lbs 14 oz and 9 lbs. But she is now at a point to where she is in between waist snap sizes (too big with 3 snaps showing – leaves gap in one leg and waist – too small with 2 snaps left undone) and are experiencing leakage in waist and one leg.

  • Jamie
    July 19, 2015 at 6:01 am
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    What was the absorbency of the Thirsties NB AIO?

    I’m expecting a baby in January. I cloth diapered my last from birth in 2011. Thirsties didn’t have the NB AIOs back then and I’m very interested in them but trying to avoid the absorbency issue I had with a lot of our NB AIOs.

    • July 19, 2015 at 7:32 am
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      Amii was pleased with the absorbency compared to many others. I haven’t used it myself of course since I don’t have a newborn.

  • July 16, 2015 at 10:15 am
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    […] loved their newborn AIO and wished it had been out when I had my little ones. Thirsties has taken this great diaper one […]

  • Paige
    May 4, 2015 at 3:10 pm
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    Oh, I’m so excited to hear that Oliver is already 5 lb 10 oz!! Way to grow, little guy! 🙂

  • amy T
    May 4, 2015 at 11:11 am
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    I bought 2 to try on my newborn and love them! he is 1 week old and weighs 6 lbs 14oz. They are great for nighttime usage.

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