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My New Favorite Mid-Priced All in One! Imagine Bamboo AIO {Review and Giveaway}

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I have to tell you…I was very pleasantly surprised by how much I liked Imagine’s Bamboo All in One diaper. I think I may have a new favorite mid-range priced cloth diaper now!

Kate at The Joyful Giraffe recently started carrying Imagine Baby Products and is so excited about it. She sent me an Imagine Bamboo AIO to try.  I can totally see why she was excited about these!

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This is a super affordable option for people looking for a super absorbent cloth diaper! Nicki Maynard, the creator of Best Bottom Diapers and Planet Wise Wetbags, created this line as an affordable and accessible cloth diapering choice.

This Bamboo All in One is available in both snaps and hook and loop. The outer shell is lined with a layer of 70% bamboo (processed bamboo viscose) and 30% cotton. The snap-in soaker is made of 4 layers of bamboo.

This is a one size diaper with three rise settings that claims to fit babies that are 8-15 lbs on the smallest rise setting and 23-35 lbs unsnapped. Sophia is 19 months and approximately 25 pounds and 32”. She fits perfectly with the rise unsnapped and one snap left on the waist. I think these seem to run small. She probably could get another 3-4 months out of the diaper before the rise would be too short. I measure the rise at about 17.5”. Unfortunately, It doesn’t seem as though a 35 pound baby could wear these.

I can’t say from experience as Sophia is already on the bigger side, however, these do seem like they would fit smaller babies nicely.

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To prep a new bamboo cloth diaper you should wash them separately from your other diapers 2-3 times. Just a tiny bit of detergent is needed. You don’t have to dry between the washings; however, I found that it helped to increase absorbency faster. All natural fiber cloth diapers (cotton, hemp, bamboo) contain natural oils that need to be washed away first. If this step isn’t taken the oils will be deposited on your other cloth diapers in the wash.

It may take up to 8 washings before your bamboo diaper reaches full absorbency. I found that even after just the first few initial washings, this diaper was already very absorbent.

What I like about this Imagine Bamboo AIO is that it is just so soft! The lining is buttery and while yes the insert is not the trimmest, the softness and absorbency makes up for it.

While this is a made in China diaper, I feel confident purchasing it because it is produced by a reputable American run company.

It is a well made diaper. The snaps on my tester are strong. The elastic works! And believe me we tested that elastic to its limits thanks to Sophia’s toddler poo… I like that the soaker comes unsnapped. It helps to speed drying. However, even after a full cycle in the dryer, I still needed to hang to dry the rest of the way. No big deal though, I already hang dry my shells.

For anyone looking for an easy to use, well made, absorbent option…you should give the Imagine Bamboo AIO a try. I don’t think you will be disappointed.

The Joyful Giraffe has a limited time special going on; purchase $50+ in Imagine products and receive a free pair of leggings! The Joyful Giraffe is also sponsoring a giveaway for a Imagine One Size Cover and matching pair of leggings. Winner chooses the print/color! Please enter using the rafflecopter below. Good luck!

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Comments

  1. Jessica C. says

    I just bought some hook and loop Nicki’s Diapers Bamboo AIOs during their fantastic Earth Day 2016 sale. If we don’t like them or they don’t work for us, I’ll give these Imagine Bamboo AIOs a try.

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  34. Devon J says

    Would love to try to Imagine AIO in the elephant print. Just found out we are expecting #3! Gave up when trying to cloth diaper with pre-folds with my first 2… hoping AIO’s will get me back on track!

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  36. Jessica Stratton says

    I would love the family cloth! I have been wanting to start using family cloth for awhile now.

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  97. Chrystal Mayo says

    Gonna start cloth diapering in a week or so.. And would live to try any of the diapers. I bought alvas as they were within my budget and I am starting late with my toddler :) but I feel like saving money an the environment is worth it! And hope to have one more baby to do cloth diapering with :) I honestly didn’t even know that cloth diapers still existed until my friend told me she does it. It opened a whole new world for me :) and a whole new addiction to cute fluffy bottoms :)

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  99. Elizabeth Godschalx Wisniewski says

    Other than all the diapers ;) I want to try the Reusable Bag Sets by Cloth on Osborne. The patterns are so cute!

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  101. Mercedes says

    I’ve never tried anything “Thirsties” and would love to try the Thirsties “new” OS pocket diaper.

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  104. Angela Kim says

    I would like to try the bamboo aio, I have all fuzzibunz and have tried several inserts for them and have’t found anything to keep my heavy wetters from getting their clothes soaked overnight.

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  114. Betsy Cypress says

    I’d love to try one of the bamboo diapers…either girly newborn for our baby on the way or a boyish one size for our 2 year old boy!

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  117. Angela Grady says

    I have been interested in the reusable snack bags. I also what to try the Imangine bamboo all in one dipe.

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  134. Julie says

    I really want to try the Imagine AIO.lol. But otherwise, I just spotted their training pants. I’d love to try those on my baby girl. Planning on starting training this summer.

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  136. Andrea says

    I would really like to try the Imagine Bamboo AIO diaper; I only use natural fiber diapers and this one sounds like a winner!

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  140. Kiersten says

    I would love to try to AIO with bamboo. I’m looking at changing up our cloth diaper stash (now mostly prefolds and covers) and these look great!

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  145. misa says

    I have never tried AIO, but am currently comparing brands, so I can get a stash for traveling. I would really like to try the bamboo one, it all sounds so good!
    I really like the elephant print. And I never tried fitteds either, that’s next on my list.

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  150. Michelle says

    The leggings!!! All of them we use the covers and prefolds by imagine, and they’re great! I wasn’t all the leggings to match!

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  153. Kadie says

    We managed to snatch up the trumpet print AIO on sale and would love to add rawr to our stash but we will primarily be using prefolds so adding a few more of those would be great!

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  158. April Walraven says

    I have actually really been wanting to try the Imagine Bamboo AIO, so that is what I would pick!

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  165. Tara C. says

    There is so much I want to try! Any diaper seeing how small of a stash I have, the earth mamma, angel baby line, reusable mama stuff. There is just so much!

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