can anyone recomend a nighttime that dosnt leak?

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ds is 3 next montand every morning his nappy is soaked through we have tried boots, tesco and wilkos nappies and recomendations?

Can you go up a size?

i tried that with the boots nappies they still leaked!

Hmm, not sure then. Bumping for you for some more suggesstions.

Only other thing I can think of is the disposable thick booster pads which you can buy in Boots. Not tried them myself as they weren't about when I last used disposables.

anyone?

Huggies super dry work for us - up to 12 hours.

My ds is 5 (yes, toilet training has been a long and sorry saga) and the only nappies that last a night for us are Tesco size 6 easyfit pants (Pullups). Huggies & pampers pullups both leaked regularly.
Hope you find some that work for you soon. I know how annoying it is to be changing sheets every morning.

Dry nites

I cannot believe it!! I came here this morning to post the very same thing!

Ds 20 weeks leaking every night. Have tries Pampers new baby, pampers baby dry and huggies super dry but no success.

Why not use pull ups - Tesco's are great and way cheaper than Pampers.

Lidl pull ups were the best for my DS at night.
Normal pull ups don't seem to hold much but these are more nappy like.

Lidl every time. These are SUCH great nappies I bought them when we lived in germany and was delighted to find Lidl back in the UK. The brand is now called Toujours and comes in nappies and pull-ups. They have NEVER leaked for me even my 3yo is still in them at night they are soaked through and heavy but still don't leak. And even better they are about 1/3 the price of Pampers. I found Superdrug and Boots on brand fell apart with fluff all over my girls bottoms in the morning. Try Lidl you won't believe how great/cheap they are.

thanks everyone i havnt got a lidls but iv got aldis ill have a look

Hi, our boy is nine months old and we use plain old square cloth and homemade covers. They seem to work well even through a whole night.

I go to the second hand shop and get large mens pure wool jerseys. I then hot wash them twice and bung them in the drier. They super shrink and it makes the wool go kind of felted. We then cut a big triangle using the waistband as the longestside - which then becomes the baby's waistband (does that make sense?). We just pin it up. Hope that's helpful.