Overnight Recommendations

gtchristina@hotmail.com

I had to put DS in disposables for a few days because of ammonia problems. During that time I discovered that he was sleeping through the night. I assume this is because he couldn't feel the wetness. We currently only CD with prefolds. What are your recommendations for the best overnight diapers to mimic the way he feels in the disposables. I became quickly addicted to 6 hours of straight sleep and want more. Please and thank you!

tjkdlhb

  I found out on vacation when DD was in disposables for a couple of days...

I like using a fitted (S'bish Sloomb) and Thirsties Duo Wrap, but some people prefer wool.  I use a fleece liner for a staydry feel.

gtchristina@hotmail.com

margaretkaye1:

Yup. Microfleece from Joann's cut into rectangles.nbsp;Can I ask HOW you are using PFs at night? Are you doubling them? You might just need a more absorbent diaper. If he isnbsp;going to sleep longer you'll def need something more. I second the sbish.nbsp;

I wasn't doing anything different for nighttime. He was up eating every 34 hours. Truthfully, I didn't know I needed to diaper differently at night at such a young age.
How do use the fleece liner? How would I prep what I buy from Joann's and what size do I make the liner? I was also going to try my hand at making a wool cover.

JHough578

We just use a hemp PF trifolded, stay dry insert, and cover. He sleeps from 10630 and gets changed then. He isn't a big wetter at night I guess! If he was waking up every 34 hr I would just use a regular PF bc that's how long he goes during the day.

ang345

I have never found anything that worked well at night for my heavy wetters. I use disposables at night and cloth during the day. I had 3 under 3 so we had to find another option than disposables, buying 3 different size diapers was ridiculous. I just read about a new option that I think I am going to try. It was a thristies prefold in a bumgenious pocket diaper. Sounds like it just might work, I never tried wool they are just so expensive.