Cloth Diapering

Stay dry fitteds?

I want to take the plunge and buy a fitted for overnights, but LO is really sensitive to moisture. I could swear I've seen stay dry fitteds before, but I looked again and can't figure out where. Any suggestions? I know I can just add a liner, but he wiggles like crazy in his sleep and liners always just end up in a crumbled tiny wad in his overnight diapers, so that isn't the ideal solution.

Also, cover or shorties or soaker? Fitteds are a whole new world for me.

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Re: Stay dry fitteds?

  • Oh, and not Thirsties. That did pop up when I looked for stay dry, but I hate Thirsties diapers.
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  • I use a wide fleece liner in my SBish OBFs and it works. One of my etsy fitteds has bamboo velour inside and LO does fine without a liner. When I was looking I couldn't find a stay dry one that was really widely well liked, and I needed bulletproof :)
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  • To your other question-you can start with what you have. A PUL cover works fine to start for most people. Wool seems to be regarded as best, but requires special care. I'm trying fleece now and its working well.
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  • AMP makes stay dry fitted. I haven't tried them yet, but plan on it for daycare.
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