DS is 20 mo.& 35 lbs. We've used BG 3.0s & 4.0's w/o a hitch until the past few weeks. Now, he's soaking through his clothes at the waistband almost every night, even with doubling the inserts. He has occ. leaks during the day as well. It doesn't seem as if the top of the diaper is high enough for his rise.
I can't keep up with the laundry b/c all his long pants are in the dirty clothes every 2-3 days.
DH says the diapers just aren't big enough anymore & thinks we should switch to disposable pull-ups. Can anyone suggest an alternative or some way to make our BGs last until potty training?
TIA!
Re: Too big for BGs?
My son outgrew bumgenius at 27 pounds, at the rise and the waist.
You can get waist extenders for more give in the waist, but there is no real way to increase the rise.
An alternative would be a larger diaper.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7xhzZ_LTWM)
Sweetpea, Happy Heiny and most Kawaii run larger than BumGenius.
(I have a video if you want to see a comparison:
You could always sell your BGs to have money for a new stash.
Switching to disposables is definitely the simplest choice, but I really wouldn't do that at 20 months. Since he's been used to cloth and feeling wetness, disposables at this age is only going to hinder any potty training progress imo.
Happy Heinys are big! We still have a rise snap to go and plenty of room, whereas almost every other diaper we're almost completely unsnapped (I can snap down, but sometimes it pulls strange ways.) DD is 26 pounds and 31.5 inches.
You could also look at large FB Perfect Size.
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