I thought I'd share what my night solution looks like, because nights are often not as simple as sticking another layer in a pocket diaper, though we all wish it was that easy. Instead, night solutions are often bulky and piecemeal. I hope this helps people get an idea of what night diapers can look like (though everyone should just do what works for their baby!)
This is what works currently for my 7 month old who is about 20lbs and quite tall, and he's a ridiculously heavy wetter.
Here is what I do:
From closest to baby to outer layer:
Applecheeks stay dry booster
La petite ourse bamboo insert
Motherease one size cotton fitted
AMP hemp booster
Motherease air flow cover
Here is how it looks on:
Front
Back
In a sleeper (size 12-18m to have enough room)
This set up lasts 12-13 hours as long as I make sure everything is tucked in well. He is comfortable in it and moves around easily (he kept rolling away as I was taking these pictures). He's not fussy about being wet so the dampness of the fitted doesn't bother him.
This was all trial and error. My first kid was fine in Grovia ONEs for night through to potty training but this guy out peed them before he was 6 months old.
This is what works currently for my 7 month old who is about 20lbs and quite tall, and he's a ridiculously heavy wetter.
Here is what I do:
From closest to baby to outer layer:
Applecheeks stay dry booster
La petite ourse bamboo insert
Motherease one size cotton fitted
AMP hemp booster
Motherease air flow cover
Here is how it looks on:
Front
Back
In a sleeper (size 12-18m to have enough room)
This set up lasts 12-13 hours as long as I make sure everything is tucked in well. He is comfortable in it and moves around easily (he kept rolling away as I was taking these pictures). He's not fussy about being wet so the dampness of the fitted doesn't bother him.
This was all trial and error. My first kid was fine in Grovia ONEs for night through to potty training but this guy out peed them before he was 6 months old.
