Bambino MioBambino Mio, Miosolo Classic All-in-One Reusable Nappy, Eco Chemical Free Nappy (Honeybee hive, One Size)OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

I really like this nappy.It feels soft both inside and out. The pull-out system is rally great and useful, particularly when the nappy gets very dirty, it basically means your hand gets in minimal contact with the mess. Both the poppers and the velcro seem resistant. After one month of pretty intense usage ( I basically got 2 nappies of a few types so I could first decide which ones I like best before buying more of a type) it still looks as good as new inside and out ( some of the other nappies started to look old after a week). For my month old baby ( used them since birth) they absorb really well. The maximum time she had them on was 5 hours so far, and that went very well. I find they are just as easy to put on as disposables (even easier because the miosolo doesn't feel like it's made out of paper), even my husband loves (yes, he actually loves) using them. They dry fast and are some of the easiest nappies to put back together after washing and drying.One neutral point is, they look a bit more square like, most other nappies are rounder so to speak.One less nice point, my baby was pretty big at birth weighting 10 pounds, and these nappies still look a bit too bulky and big for her. She's also a really long baby so I expect once she gets a bit more chunky they will fit her better, so for now we use the nappies during the night mainly - which is too bad because they are really pretty.I definitely recommend them and will be getting more very soon.

I bought these because I wanted to try reusable nappies, they were easily available, had nice designs, I’d heard of the brand and seemed quite simple.I ordered the Bambino Mio boosters, liners, washing powder/cleanser and nappy bin to accompany them too.After ordering and looking into it further I had really low expectations. My boy has started constantly leaking through his disposables and after doing some research I didn’t hold out a lot of hope for these with them being microfibre. However, I have been so pleasantly surprised so far.Today was our first day of use and I changed each nappy (I bought 3 to begin with) every 2-3 hours. Although you could feel the nappy was wet I feel like I could’ve gotten a little longer out of them before they leaked. We didn’t have a single teeny leak and my boy is a heavy drinker and is weaning (on this particular day he’d had his usual 9oz bottles as well as some water, cucumber and melon, so lots of hydration = very wet nappies).We haven’t had a poop yet so I can’t say how they would cope with that.They are easy to clean and quick to dry, easy to put back together. The only downside is that compared to disposables they are very bulky so I struggled to get his clothes to fit!

This cloth nappy feels really well made the outside is soft and beautiful, the inside is soft and not scratchy around the legs. The nappy as is doesn’t feel bulky at all but could be with extra booster in, I recommend and will purchase more of this brand but as not cheap per nappy I might wait for offers.

Bambino Mios are readily available in quite a few supermarkets but I found the white ones here on Amazon and decided to purchase a couple. They are a great all round nappy and I reach for them quite frequently despite having a lot of different brands. They are reliable and lovely and soft.The Mio nappy is all in one so you don't need to stuff it with inserts, once you've prewashed it a couple of times it's good to go. It isn't the slimmest option but it doesn't leak much and I can get a good 3 hours out of them. I have also bought a couple of prints because I liked the reliability of these ones. If you're new to cloth, it would be worth giving one of these a try.

I ordered two of these to try and I'm so pleased with them I'm planning on purchasing the girls set for my little bambino.I bought a few different ones to try such as cheap pockets from Amazon and some pop ins. In order of preference, I would say I most prefer the miosolos, then the close pop ins and then the pockets. The miosolos are very soft inside and out, they feel smooth next to baby's skin. They have never leaked even when left on for about 4 hours. My daughter isnt a big wetter so maybe we just have been lucky so far!! They are very absorbent - we don't use additional boosters but I would over night- yet to use them overnight though! The miosolos are also the least bulky and the closest to a disposable. Most trousers fit over these just fine, but the pop ins are the most bulky and my 5 month old needs 6-9m.The only issue for me personally is the price of the miosolos. I couldn't afford a whole stash of them but the sets offer good value so I'll buy one set. These white ones however offer amazing value - most miosolos are around £15 so £7 is a bargain. I would highly recommend them. They are my favourites :-)

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.