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Help! DS (23 mo, 17 kilos and 92 cms) is outgrowing his nappies!

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MrFibble · 16/11/2009 20:02

I have a set of XL Fuzibunz and they are great, however, DS has thunderous thighs, is built like a brick **house and he's growing out of them! I can do up the waist with a bit of slack but around the tops of his thighs it is getting more than snug. Any recommendations?

Oh, he is also power-peeing and I'm having to boost the nappies with an extra bamboo liner but that still ain't enough for night times. Any suggestions for the ultimate night time nappy?

Thanks!

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Octothebaglady · 16/11/2009 20:19

Put an XL fleece soaker over them rather than investing in more actual nappie as he could slim down - XL pumpkin pants fleece soakers are good for boys.

MrFibble · 16/11/2009 21:00

Thanks Octo. Are they any good for day time wear or is this more a night time solution?

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Octothebaglady · 16/11/2009 21:06

You can do either - may have a rather large bottom for daytime but will work if struggling for containment in day.

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MrFibble · 17/11/2009 09:59

Thanks for your help Octo.

So there are no XXL fuzibunz type nappies out there? Roll on potty training is all I can say.

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sarah293 · 17/11/2009 10:04

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Octothebaglady · 17/11/2009 10:08

I have a giant reb wrap you can have for free to put over them if you want - they are giant - email me on [email protected] - I bought it for my ds2 - he was big too!! If you do want to buy more nappies - the easy peasy bumper is massive and good overnight.

MrFibble · 17/11/2009 10:19

Oh that would be lovely! Thank you! Will drop you a line in a mo.

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MrFibble · 17/11/2009 10:22

Thanks for the tip Riven - I will probably get some larger disposables (Moltex?) for night-time use if I can't get a reuseable solution sorted.

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MrFibble · 17/11/2009 10:52

Ah... No moltex then. But I don't like pampers because of the chemical smell when they pee. Any other recommendations?

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ziggyf · 17/11/2009 11:30

Ha ha Riven, my DS is the same after his naps - you have to get him to the potty quick or there's a flood! I can't believe how much wee he can hold inside him, he'll never go a whole night

CMOTdibbler · 17/11/2009 11:31

I've got a couple of XXL Fuzzis if you want them - I picked them up when I saw them for sale, but won't need them after all

MrFibble · 17/11/2009 11:45

Ooh, CMOT - I'd love to take them off your hands. Let me know how much you want for them.

Will try a sanitary towel inside the nappies too - anything to cope with the power-peeing.

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CMOTdibbler · 17/11/2009 13:11

12.00 for both including postage ? I find a folded terry works really well as an insert for night, and I have a couple of big ones that I could include for a total of 16.00

LittlePants · 18/11/2009 11:44

You can get disposable boosters for night time nappies as well. May be better than a sanitary towel, as they are bigger!

MrFibble · 18/11/2009 19:13

CMOT, 12 GBP sounds fair to me but I'm in Luxembourg so postage will be more? Let me know a revised offer if you don't mind. If postage proofs to be a problem I'll see if my Dad doesn't mind receiving a parcel for me as he is visiting soon. I've got plenty of terry stuff so I won't need that thanks. Sorry for not getting back earlier as had day from hell yesterday with playdate coinciding with unscheduled work for a client.

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MrFibble · 18/11/2009 19:18

Octo - have dropped you a line. Sorry for being crap and late.

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Octothebaglady · 19/11/2009 20:10

MrFibble - in post today. Was sent 1st - only £1.21 so don't worry about it.

MrFibble · 20/11/2009 10:06

Thanks so much. I'll put the equivalent in the charity collection box at the super market - it's for orphans in Malawi. Hope that's OK.

Again - much appreciated. I'll let you know whether we manage the stem the flow!! Mind you, yesterday he got out the potty and sat on it for a bit. Maybe this is the beginning?

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MrFibble · 23/11/2009 13:07

Just to let you know I got them and I will slip them on him tonight!

Thanks again. Much appreciated.

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