Pampers bed mats?

[paddlepie]

Are these any good? Or should I just buy a waterproof mattress protector? DS is 3.4yrs and is 100% fine during the day so am hoping that night time without a pull up won't be too traumatic!

[Spookey80]

I use these, seem fine. We've only had one accident in last year, and we're ok.

[JarethTheGoblinKing]

Yep, they're fine. They do bunch up after a couple of day though.

One tip I've seen on here is to get the puppy training mats from Pets at Home (or similar online). So the same thing, but a fraction of the cost!

[JarethTheGoblinKing]

www.petsathome.com/shop/puppy-training-pads-56-pack-by-simple-solution-34732

[JarethTheGoblinKing]

Should say - I've never used these, just going by what someone said on here

[DefiniteMaybe]

I use puppy training pads for ds think I paid about £5 for 50. He has got a Mattress protector too so if he has a middle of the night accident i just have to pull off the sheet and pads then replace the sheet so no faffing.

[paddlepie]

Thanks everyone, I didn't expect replies so quickly They will be purchased this week!

[Bubbless]

if you go into a larger boots store you can get 'inco sheets' which are used for adults with incontinence problems. we get them for my mum and they are really cheap, and handy for lots!

[Seona1973]

I use a proper waterproof mattress protector with a pampers bed mat on the top for extra protection.