Best nighttime pullups for largeish 3yr old girl

[moonbabyandthebeast]

DD has just turned 3 and has been pretty reliably dry in the day since around 2.5. She is nowhere near ready to be dry at night and is frequently wetting through her pullups and sheets. I'm just after recommendations please- she's probably a bit 'stockier' than ur average 3 yr old. We have tried tesco, asda and Huggies nighttime. Must be pullups as she has a baby brother and wud refuse to wear nappies. Any recommendations wud b great fully received.

[VeryPunny]

Never had a leak with the Aldi pull ups, and they are cheap as chips.

[lostinabook]

I have/had one of these girls :)

Drynites 4-7 (we are in 8-15 at 4.5) the 4-7 are Frozen themed too

Hope this helps

[justwanttoweeinpeace]

We use the pampers pull-ups and they work only if DS (also 3) goes to the loo before bed.

Does your DD drink a lot of milk before bed? If you can reduce what goes in you'll have less to worry about coming out. Certainly worked for us!

[justwanttoweeinpeace]

Alternatively, can you put her in nappies? They're usually more absorbent than pull ups.

[AndNowItsSeven]

Size six Aldi pull ups fit my four year old ds.

[justwanttoweeinpeace]

Hang on - she refuses nappies, sorry I misread.

[idontlikealdi]

The night time Huggies in size 6 were the best we found, they don't stock them everywhere though. Make sure you get the night time ones though the day time ones don't cut it.

[redcaryellowcar]

Huggies dry nites but maybe try 4-7 yrs?

[CatsCantFlyFast]

We find the pampers pants better than any pull ups but they are more nappy like in appearance

[moonbabyandthebeast]

Thank u so much for ur suggestions - sorry for delay responding, lots of high temperatures and illness going through the house! So in morning I'm off shopping some aldi pullups (start cheap ) then may look at drynights/pampers if no joy there. Many thanks again for taking time to reply.

[smallchair]

We use the lidl pull ups size 6, but i second the recommendations to make sure she has a pee before bed and cut back any milk.

[Paddingtonthebear]

Pampers baby dry pants (pull ups) have been the most absorbent in my experience

Dry nites etc don't have nappy level absorbency, they are more designed to catch one wee rather than several, IFYWIM!