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Taking diaper off?

Aussie45Aussie45 member
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DD has started a new thing of taking her diaper off when she's going to sleep. It seems like she does it while she's falling asleep and is bored just laying there. It doesn't matter if there are pants or shorts on, she just takes those off and then takes the diaper off. Should I put on tighter than normal shorts? A onesie? We don't have very many onesies left as she's almost two but I would go out and buy some if it meant curbing this habit.
BFP #1: DD born on 08.25.12 BFP #2: 09/08/15 miscarried at 6w BFP #3: DD2 born on 02.07.17
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  • Aussie45Aussie45 member
    iheartthe80s said:

    My younger daughter was the worst! I tried onesies (she still managed to pull that diaper through. I ended up doing zip up pjs backwards (shorties in the summer, and long in the winter). Worked like a charm!

    Where could I find zip up pjs that would be short and breathable enough for summer? I don't think I've ever seen any. Those would be a godsend.
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  • AKB090609AKB090609 member
    Aussie45 said:
    My younger daughter was the worst! I tried onesies (she still managed to pull that diaper through. I ended up doing zip up pjs backwards (shorties in the summer, and long in the winter). Worked like a charm!
    Where could I find zip up pjs that would be short and breathable enough for summer? I don't think I've ever seen any. Those would be a godsend.
    Children's Place has them.

    I know this because the week DD2 was born DD1 decided she can't keep a wet or dirty diaper on for 10 seconds, or in bed, or if she could reach the tabs...

    We will be trying to potty train her soon (like as soon as DH will read the materials I gave him and we can decide on a method) but zipper short PJ's have been a lifesaver the last few weeks.
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  • joyfullyfoundjoyfullyfound member
    Haha, tell me about it! DD started doing that right around your DD's age! She still does it, too, so the solution we've come up with is buying pjs that have a zipper and then putting them on her backwards, so the zipper is on the back and she can't access it. Carter's pjs work well if you cut the feet off, and there's another brand Walmart sells that's great. She sleeps in pjs for naps too because of this. *sigh* 

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    AKB090609 said:


    Aussie45 said:

    iheartthe80s said:

    My younger daughter was the worst! I tried onesies (she still managed to pull that diaper through. I ended up doing zip up pjs backwards (shorties in the summer, and long in the winter). Worked like a charm!

    Where could I find zip up pjs that would be short and breathable enough for summer? I don't think I've ever seen any. Those would be a godsend.

    Children's Place has them.

    I know this because the week DD2 was born DD1 decided she can't keep a wet or dirty diaper on for 10 seconds, or in bed, or if she could reach the tabs...

    We will be trying to potty train her soon (like as soon as DH will read the materials I gave him and we can decide on a method) but zipper short PJ's have been a lifesaver the last few weeks.


    Hmm, I wonder if we have a children's place in town here. I'll have to check and found out.

    I have a 18mo old onesie that she still kinda fits in. I think I'll try that on to see if that will work or if she'll unbutton that too.

    Nothing like coming to get her up from
    a nap and seeing the diaper strewn on the floor and poop just chillin' :-w
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    Children's Place has free shipping online if there is not one near you.
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  • kcisthebombdotcomkcisthebombdotcom member
    We did onesies. Hey, look on the bright side--dd started doing that around the same age but would pee on the floor instead just to drive me crazy. Lol. Kids.
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  • thechickencoopthechickencoop member
    DS went through a phase of this last year. What a PITA. Onsies helped at first ( he could still fit in 24,then) but after a week or so he would just unsnap them or pull his diaper through the leghole. Then, one day, he just stopped! Lol so hopefully it's a quick phase :)
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  • zbeesma86zbeesma86 member
    Onsie worked for us thus far
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  • Aussie45Aussie45 member
    AKB090609 said:

    Children's Place has free shipping online if there is not one near you.

    We were at the mall on a whim today and I happened to walk right by one. I found a 12-18 short sleeve one and also a 24mo long sleeve, but with no feet. Aussie45-1 BabyAussie-4. Time to even that score out! ;)
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  • Louie4realLouie4real member
    Emme just started doing that recently too!  She will be two (!) next week.  Today I had to laugh because she was wearing a skirt...I didn't notice she was diaper-less until she peed on my mom. :)
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  • blushingbride_08blushingbride_08 member
    Sleep sack put on backwards. Halo makes them in cotton or fleece.
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