How long is your baby in the same nappy at night?

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I have a 3-month-old who sleeps very well, from 7pm to 7am. Sometimes we put a new nappy on him at midnight (we are using Moltex) but I am never sure if it's better to wake him up and change him or to let him sleep. He'll usually wake up to feed sometime between midnight and 6am but if I feed him in bed I'd rather not get up and change him, so we can all stay warm and snuggly.

What do you do for night nappies?

I have never changed eitherr of mine overnight, and they are both in washables! (I use loads of libners etc)

It's not worth waking them unless they poo IMHO

DD stays in the same one until she wakes up. She sleeps from 6.30pm -8am in the same nappy. Have never changed unless she has woken up and it has been obviously in need of a change.

DS stays in the same one, unless hes actually woken up and I think he might need a change... hes never pooped at night, and now rarely wees.

Ive never changed nappies o/n unless they are dirty or getting full enough that they might leak. It wakes them up too much.

only change a baby if he's done a stinky poo that has woken him up

Same here - all night in a thick night time. prefold with fleece liner. They way a tonne when you pick them up in the morning though

I've found Moltex to be the best (dispie) for overnight, ds has never had a problem with them (unless some other cause like dodgy tummy). Just let your little one sleep, enjoy the peace, aahhhh.

12-13 hours in a bumble. he wees less now he wakes less. when tiny and waking lots he was chamged at 11pm so only did about 8 hours. Stopped bothering when the 1st nappy was bone dry several nights in a row.

DS stays all night 8pm-7am in same nappy (motherease+booster) and so far no leaks so we don't change him. He dosen't poo at night but if he did (and we noticed) we would change him though as I thinks its the combo of wee and poo that causes nappy rash probs (or so I've been told). The last time we had a leak and a night time nappy change was when we had a laundry crisis and DS was in a disposable (up till then I'd been convinced that they were better at night now I think, for us, cloth is more wee proof!)

Ds goes 7-7 in the same nappy. He is in cloth nappies so we just put in lots of padding.

Same here as everyone else. HV advised us not to wake him up with nappy changes unless he'd done a poo.

great - it seems like they really do get easier as they get older - doing fewer wees and poos at night.

never change unless they poo, both in washables.

dd can sleep from 7.30pm to 8/9 in the morning and it's never been a problem

i only change him in the night if he has pooed and that is only if it wakes him or he has a feed which is rare and he sleeps 14 hours.

Do paper liners help keep them feeling drier or do I need fleece for that?

you need fleece. they are very cheap and easy to make.