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could anyone recommend good nappies to use at night??

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chowebella · 11/11/2014 21:22

Hi all :),

My son wees so much at night I'm finding he's waking up around 4am soaked through. I've tried pampers, huggies and so far aldi have been the best but I'm still having to change him a few times a week because he has wet through.

Can anyone recommend a good nappy that will hold all night please? I've tried putting a pad inside his nappy but he's such a restless sleeper it shifts and is not much use. I did think about doubling up but was concerned that maybe this would be uncomfortable for him.

thanks in advance

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Only1scoop · 11/11/2014 21:22

Did you try pampers baby dry?

CountingThePennies · 11/11/2014 21:24

Have u tried going up a size? My dd is 26 pounds in weight but needs size 6 nappies otherwise they leak

PenguinsandtheTantrumofDoom · 11/11/2014 21:24

We had this and moved onto full washables.

Assuming that is not for you, the wrap often used with washable nappies might help over the top. We use Little Lamb, and pop it over the top when away from home and using disposables.

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Fakebook · 11/11/2014 21:25

Best advice someone gave me on here was to go about 2 sizes up from your normal size. DS has been using size 6 nappies since 18m because he wee's so much at night.

I use either the ASDA nappies or Tesco ones, both I find are really good.

itiswhatitiswhatitis · 11/11/2014 21:25

Ds2 was like this we used to put a pull up over the top of his nappy. Was the only thing that worked

Jamfilter · 11/11/2014 21:26

I find Sainsburys own brand better than pampers for this during the nights.

chowebella · 11/11/2014 21:47

I did try pampers baby dry i found them to be worse :/, Thanks so much i think il try a size bigger first because have always found these nappies pretty good. If no joy il look into your other suggestions :)

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WhyOWhyWouldYou · 11/11/2014 23:51

Aldis are the best I've ever found for a heavy night wetter. We always found going up a size about 2kgs before the minimum weight, just for night time worked. Although we did have some problems once he was in size 6 and we couldn't go up again, it got better again once we dropped the bedtime milk (at 2.25 he started refusing dinner in favour of his bedtime milk, so we stopped it).

WhyOWhyWouldYou · 11/11/2014 23:54

Oh and we found if we changed his nappy at the end of his entire bedtime routine, he was less likely to leak than if we changed him during the bedtime routine (he was often doing a big wee, just before bed).

bananapickle84 · 12/11/2014 07:46

We are Lidl users and have very rarely had a problem with either our DD or DS.
Definitely worth going up a size if you're still having problems with Aldi (think they're very similar to Lidl) as I know few people who have had problems using them.

blushingmare · 12/11/2014 09:54

I've had this with both DCs and the only thing that worked was putting washable nappy and washable wrap over the top of the disposable nappy.

thatwhichwecallarose · 12/11/2014 10:00

From conversations with friends, it seems nappy choice can be very dependant on the individual child. But I do agree that whatever brand you use, going up a size is the first thing to try.

curlyclaz13 · 12/11/2014 10:02

Naty nature ones work the best for us.

PepsiTwirl · 12/11/2014 21:24

Lidl.... Yep!!! Honestly

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