cloth "pull up" or night time diaper for toddler?

eriness`

my 3 yr old is daytime trained, but still wears diapers for sleeping.  90% of the time the nap diaper is dry, but he's always wet at night still.  he's a smart cookie, and hates diapers, so we had to convince him to wear special nap and night diapers, and the only thing that worked on this were disposables.  so we're using huggies pure for naps and huggies overnights.  but I don't think we're going to be out of them any time soon, so I'd love a few overnight pull up type things for him.  I have a 7 month old in cloth, and the 3 yr old was in cloth until trained, so washing isn't an issue.  I'm just not finding any good info on overnight Pull Up type options via Google.  Thanks for your help!

DaisyJanie

Cottonbabies just came out with the Flip trainers that are both pull off and snapped. And I know my friend uses Potty Scottys and likes them.

MawrtyrB

I'm of the school of thought that they need to wet to learn not to. For a while you'll just have to clean things up. DD is 3, for most of the last year, she's dry at night unless she's over tired or sick. She got very resistant to wearing diapers so we started putting her in training pants at night. I put the crib pads under her sheets so there's not as much clean up. It's worked well. However we had also noticed early on that she wasn't peeing so much at night as she did when she first woke up.  OUr 2 year old twins however aren't as cooperative. They are peeing a lot at night still. We still have them in diapers. They don't like putting them on but then don't want to take them off in the morning. 

Most of the training pants don't fully contain the pee like a pull up. The best one I've found so far is the mother ease bedwetter but they are very pricey. 

mizurchin

Tail end design (on ds) makes nighttime pullups, they are really nice. also superundies nighttime. My 3.5 year old will wear them because they look more like underwear.