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Emmaaa1990 · 23/11/2020 07:35

Hi everyone

My 6.5 month old has recently started sleeping 6-6. However the last 2 nights she has done this, she has woken up with a wet baby grow. We use pampers, I was reading about pampers baby dry has anyone got any experience with these at night? Or any advice? I obviously don't want to wake her to change her, but when she used to wake up for a bottle in then night - 3amish she was fine then but I changed her anyway. So wondering if it's the last few hours she wees her heart out?

I don't want her being uncomfy wondered if anyone has any advice or if this has happened with any of your babies

Thanks!

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Bubbletrouble43 · 23/11/2020 07:45

Pampers are overrated. Used to be one of the leaking brands for us. We tried lots, and surprisingly tesco own was the most reliable ( the green superdry ones). Aldi also good Also maybe go up a size even if her weight isn't in the next category yet, we did so and that stopped leaking.

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ChakaDakotaRegina · 23/11/2020 07:49

I’d try bigger sized nappies at night.

With brands I think it’s trial and error so Huggies and Aldi own brand worked ok but I t may be worth trying a few. You don’t want a leaked nappy waking you up!

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Emmaaa1990 · 23/11/2020 08:02

Oooh that's interesting! Yeah you would think brands would be best wouldn't you! I guess not always. I will try going up a size and experimenting with different nappies. Thankyou looks like I'm off shopping this afternoon haha. Definitely don't want her uncomfortable and wet every morning. Thanks again 😊

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laudemio · 23/11/2020 08:09

Yes bigger sized nappies solved this for us. Also Sainsburys own brand are good.

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larrythelizard · 23/11/2020 08:10

Has she got a right vest on over the top? That can decrease the amount they can absorb. We used to have a bigger one on overnight, often the + (so he wore a 4 in the day and a 4+ at night).

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Emmaaa1990 · 23/11/2020 08:12

Strange isn't it! She's on 3's now so maybe I need to try 4's. Would I just change the size for night or the day too? The 3's seem fine but obviously at night aren't containing her wee. No she's not wearing a vest atm just her baby grow with a 2.5 tog sleeping bag due to her room temp 😊

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Bubbletrouble43 · 23/11/2020 08:41

My twins were always in a size bigger than their weight indicated ( big bums? Big bladders? 😂) and once I sussed this out all was good. And defo price did not equal efficiency in my nappy experience. Worth looking at the cheaper supermarket ones.

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UsedUpUsername · 23/11/2020 08:56

@Emmaaa1990

Oooh that's interesting! Yeah you would think brands would be best wouldn't you! I guess not always. I will try going up a size and experimenting with different nappies. Thankyou looks like I'm off shopping this afternoon haha. Definitely don't want her uncomfortable and wet every morning. Thanks again 😊

Where I’m at, there’s a “premium” pampers and a regular pampers (in a green bag?) and the regular pampers are garbage. I’m convinced they are made by a different manufacturer that just pays for the license to use the Pampers name.
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HiHoHiHoBackToSchoolWeGo · 23/11/2020 09:00

I definitely rate pampers baby dry-not the pampers premium they were rubbish for the money and found that Aldi nappies leaked for both my two. I do only buy pampers baby dry on offer though.

Most nappies brands do a +size (poss not for size 3) and the + indicates greater absorbency rather than a bigger size so might be worth looking for the +size for night time.

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Emmaaa1990 · 23/11/2020 09:13

Haha deffo big bum and bladder @Bubbletrouble43 😂😂 yeahh seems like that is the case! I'm definitely going to have a look down the nappy isle for alternatives!
@UsedUpUsername I will have a look into that! Can't say I've noticed so far as just make a beeline for the ones we usually get which I think are pampers premium need to check to pack to be sure tho. Thankyou 😊

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Emmaaa1990 · 23/11/2020 09:14

@HiHoHiHoBackToSchoolWeGo yeah think I may have a look at the baby dry and see if they are any better! I will also look for the + sizes as not noticed that before either! I definitely need to do some investigating with nappies that's for sure! Thankyou 😊

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HoneyWheeler · 23/11/2020 09:17

I really rate the Rascal and Friends ones from Tesco. They were really absorbent for my toddler!

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MonkeyBeard · 23/11/2020 09:57

I thoroughly recommend going up a size, preferably to a + if you can.

I'd also echo what other posters have said about trying different brands. We use pampers premium or Lidl 4+ at night, Tesco always leak for us.

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Emmaaa1990 · 23/11/2020 11:12

Thankyou both for your replies and advice, seems like branded aren't always best! @HoneyWheeler @MonkeyBeard

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Emmaaa1990 · 08/12/2020 21:08

Thought I'd update this - pampers baby dry in a size up has stopped the leaks overnight! Thankyou for everyone's help 😊

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AliceMck · 08/12/2020 21:11

Aldi far better than pampers, I only discovered this with #3 always used pampers before then. Try the next size nappy up at night, it works a treat x

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