Which AIO for NB?

[mumma bear]

Ok, so we have made the transitions to cloth for DS who is 17m and we are using BG AIO and some home made jobs and they are doing the trick wonderfully, no boosting!

I am wondering which AIO is the best for a NB? and why?
I am due in October and so wanting to get some now to be prepared.
I am especially interested in fit and size as both my bubs were big i am thinking of small instead of NB as i wouldn't get long out of NB i don't think.
Also did you have to boost and how much?

The plan is fitted with shorties for nights and AIO for days.

Thanks

[TinyStar]

I very proudly gave one of my high school buddies a small honey boy at her baby shower.

She reckoned that and a small bubblebubs were working really well.

I think cos they are fleece you dont get instantly "wet" if they are full.

sorry hard to explain.

[ikis84]

The small sized bubblebubs are great - and they aren't that expensive either ($24.69?). You don't need anything really absorbant for a newborn, as they are changed so often, the fit is the most important thing, to preven those poonami's getting out!!

At the moment, baby beehinds are sellling magicalls for really cheap -$15 each, free postage. They are just microfibre (like the bumgenious) so would probably be great for a newborn... and for the price!!