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what do your dc's wear at night? leaky pullups

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omama · 18/10/2013 21:21

Do you use proper nappies or pullups & if so which ones?

DS (3.2) is daytime dry (6 months) & I cannot seem to find any pullups he can wear at night, that dont leak all over the place.

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justaquickone · 18/10/2013 21:24

Actual pull Ups are crap though the night time ones are slightly better , with my Ds I used the Huggies/Pampers easy up pants as they hold more & they never leaked with my Ds

Alanna88 · 22/10/2013 08:10

My ds 3 age 5 wares a proper nappy. We use asda little angles size 6+. They fit perfectly and never seem to leak despite how full it gets. The only down side is that there is no hiding that he wares a nappy. I still have to put it on him and its very bulky. But its a lot cheaper and works better than any pull ups so its a small price to pay. My 8 and 11 year old still wet and they use huggies drynites, they also work fairly well as they have a larger capacity than a normal pull up (more than a normal nappy). As your Ds is still young I would use larger baby nappies. Pull ups, unless potty training or trying to hide the fact he is still in nappies, are a bit pointless.
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vwcampervanfan · 09/11/2013 22:31

I use lidl pull ups - they go up to size 6. They were out of stock for a few weeks recently and I had to use Huggies nighttime pullups etc - they were utterly rubbish by comparison, I was so surprised. In the end the next best thing was the Asda brand mentioned by Alanna - although they are £3.50 for 18 as opposed to £3 for 18 in Lidl. HTH.

Moxiegirl · 09/11/2013 22:40

Tesco's own pull ups for dd. pretty good.

AnyFuckerWillDo · 09/11/2013 22:48

Boots own brand for my 2.8yr old, went into pull ups a month or so ago in the hope she'd feel like she wasn't in a nappy therefore to use the toilet. Pull ups much lighter in mornings than her nappies were,

Husbandplus3 · 15/11/2013 11:07

We used Huggies with our kids. And we didn't take them out of pullup's. they did. We tried to keep them in pull-ups for as long as possible to take the pressure off them if they did have an accident during the night. Eventually the snuck out of bed and removed the pull-ups themselves. Sure saved a lot of arguments and embarrassment.

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