Safari Rainbow-NB AIO

The cross-over snaps are a lifesaver for keeping the umbilical stump clear, and the bamboo pocket lets me add a booster for extra overnight protection. This fit my 7-pound preemie perfectly from day one, with no leaks at all.

Finally got a newborn diaper that actually stays put on my 6lb baby—the cross over snaps make all the difference. The inner bamboo layer feels soft and the pocket opening is great for adding a little extra absorbency overnight.

My newborn is swimming in the preemie sizes from the hospital, but this fits snugly at just 5 pounds. The cross-over snaps make it so easy to get on without disturbing her, and the small pocket opening is perfect for a tiny extra insert on heavy nights.

The gray AWJ lining is surprisingly soft against newborn skin, and that umbilical snap is a lifesaver for early diaper changes. The bamboo pocket opening adds just enough flexibility for those heavy wetting nights.

The gray AWJ inner lining is surprisingly soft against newborn skin, and the umbilical snap really helps protect that tiny healing belly button. I just wish the pocket opening was a bit easier to stuff extra absorbency in with one hand, but for a preemie fit it works great.

I was surprised how well the gray AWJ lining hides stains compared to other diapers we've tried. The umbilical snap is a nice touch for tiny newborns, though the fit is a bit snug at the upper weight limit.

The cross-over snaps made diaper changes on my preemie so much easier. I also love that the umbilical snap is built in, though the fit is a little snug right out of the wash.

The crossover snaps make it easy to get on a wiggly baby, but at 9 pounds my little one is already close to the weight limit. The pocket for an extra insert is handy, though I wish the overall absorbency was a bit higher for overnight use.

It fits my tiny one well, but the bamboo lining takes forever to dry, even with just an extra insert. The crossover snaps work fine for the umbilical cord area. I guess it's okay for the price, but I wouldn't call it a miracle worker.