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Best nappies for poo!!!!

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CosmicG · 03/05/2013 14:59

My DS is 15 months old. I've tried pampers actifit and easy up. I have got the right size for him but poo seems to escape his nappy and runs down his leg! I have to stick him in the shower everytime! I also use Pampers Baby Dry but only at night. They are superb at keeping him dry through the night. What nappies would you recommend for keeping poo in?

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5318008 · 03/05/2013 15:32

are you making sure that the cuffs are 'out' all the way around?

Moomoomee · 03/05/2013 15:39

So far I really like Sainsburys own range nappies. I always found poo escaped Pampers but these have kept even his latest bout of runny teething poo inside and not down his trousers

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CosmicG · 03/05/2013 16:51

yeah, i always put cuffs right the way round. Are they supposed to start wearing pull up pants at some point? I trued these easy up ones lately and well, if your pulling the nappy down then it just kinda drags the poo down the legs too. I thought i would try them as sometimes DS just doesn't want to lie down when I am changing him. I have tried sainsburys ones before when he was newborn and they always leaked.

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CosmicG · 03/05/2013 16:52

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AdmiralData · 03/05/2013 19:39

I tried Huggies, Pampers (all varieties) with my ds (7 weeks) and they were awful but I was told by every parent that I know to try ASDA little angels and they've been wonderful. Dry and poo free here for five blissful weeks :) HTH

Wildwaterfalls · 03/05/2013 19:47

Wait, you're supposed to have the cuffs out? I've spent 8 months tucking them in . Where do they teach you this stuff??

Re question: I use pampers baby dry both day and night and only have occasional leaks.

awkwardsis · 03/05/2013 19:50

We use lidl ones and have no leaks. They're very good and very cheap!

Misty9 · 03/05/2013 19:51

We use sainsburys little ones (Eco and lately non-Eco when they were free) and I also like Aldi's own. No poo leaks here :)

ArabellaBeaumaris · 03/05/2013 19:51

Never a leak with cloth nappies.

You can rip down the side of pull ups btw.

Twinklestarstwinklestars · 03/05/2013 19:53

Pampers baby dry were fab for ds day and night.

Pull ups are more for when they need to be able to do them up and down to go to the toilet, ds wears these at night as he still goes for a wee before bed sometimes so its easier than taking his nappy off.

nonamenewname · 04/05/2013 19:09

Aldi's own are always great for us - I really like Pampers baby dry too, they seem v v similar apart from the price.

whatsoever · 05/05/2013 09:05

After months of being great, asda little angels have started leaking for us so we're trying Sainsbury's little ones at the moment.

aerynsun · 05/05/2013 09:15

Aldi ones are amazing, wish we'd discovered them much earlier and don't smell weird like pampers

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