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Escape proof diapers?

MnM7608MnM7608 member
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Do they exist?  DS has discovered the past few days that he can take all his clothes off, as well as his diaper (aplix or snap, doesn't matter).  Tonight he peed on our floors 3 times!  I will go insane if this continues...help!

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Re: Escape proof diapers?

  • lauraandleelauraandlee
    Put it on backwards maybe?
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  • ch3lsch3ls member

    My dad says, "duct tape!"

     

    lol Although at the time my mom was using the old school Gerber diapers (yup with the needles, no nice clips), my dad said at one point after so many times of addictes on the floor (after we'd take off our diapers), my dad strapped duct tape around the needles, they didn't touch our skin.

     

    Maybe use this as a last resort... 

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  • numeria11numeria11 member
    Have you tried one with side snaps vs front snaps, like Knickernappies?  I have heard that works well for some toddlers who like to strip.  Otherwise maybe Gdiapers because the closures are on the back and supposed to be pretty hard for toddlers to get off.

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  • sweetpea18sweetpea18 member
    Put it on him backwards and then put his pants on backwards (this will only work if they are snaps, etc, like jeans). Or, put one piec outfits, like a romper, on him backwards.
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  • Sam78Sam78

    "duct tape" may be the funny answer, but it is the only one that has worked for us - we tried putting the diaper on backwards, that didn't work, so we have resorted to putting packing tape all the way around (if we only do it over the aplix/snaps, she takes it off).

    GL!

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  • MnM7608MnM7608 member
    Love the duct tape idea!  Definitely would be a last resort, but he can get off all his diapers, even the side snapping ones.  Luckily, this is mostly a night time thing!  I'll try the backwards diapers also.

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  • kdellokdello member
    Put him in jeans with a belt that he can't undo- not the easy kid belts but one with a normal belt buckle.
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  • numeria11numeria11 member

    imagelrachelle80:
    Ah, there's a diaper that's supposed to be more escape proof and it has a closure like a bra hook - I just can't remember what brand it is. Let me think!

    I think this is what the previous poster was thinking of https://www.tlcdiapers.com/index.php/wahmies-one-size-with-insert.html

    Might work it's worth a shot

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