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Anyone use dog training pads on LO's bed?

Mrs.GregMrs.Greg member
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Let me first say we are not dog owners so we don't know anything about these potty training pads for dogs. DH just thinks they would be really absorbant and it's good that they are disposable. We have a mattress protector thing on Lydia's bed, it's plastic on the bottom and DH thinks it won't last through very many runs through the wash. Lydia had been waking up with a dry pull up every morning for a while, I'm not even sure how long. I just can't remember the last time she woke up with a wet one. Anyway, we are thinking about MAYBE letting her try wearing undies to bed. DH thinks we should use those potty training pads under her sheet in case she's not actually ready.

Man, I hope I don't get flamed for asking this. Now that I'm typing it, it sounds a little weird. But in the off chance that someone has used them, I'll just hit post and see what happens!
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  • LjojoLjojo member
    There are disposable pads for night training kids.  I'm sorry I don't remember the brand, but I saw them on Amazon.  It's probably the same thing as the dog training pads, but would probably fit the bed better.  
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    imageLjojo:
    There are disposable pads for night training kids. nbsp;I'm sorry I don't remember the brand, but I saw them on Amazon. nbsp
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    I swear at the hospital/birth center when my water broke I sat on the same thing as a doggy pad.
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  • MainelyFoolishMainelyFoolish member

    Huggies makes ones that I think are adhesive to go on top of the sheet.

    You can also buy incontinence pads in any drugstore/super store in the section with the Depends etc. They're basically the same as the puppy pads but they're larger and they

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