When did you completely open up your diapers to the biggest size?
Age, size, or both?
I just looked on the BG website and saw this picture (below). DD is about 24lbs and it looks like it's time to open them up! I had opened a few up before, and am finding the bulk of my stash (still snapped down) aren't coming high enough on her, however we're not having leaks.
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
LO still wears one at night and we are still on the 17-22lb snap setting at 28lbs. We get leaks when the diapers are completely unsnapped.
pomelo / 5791 posts
My DS has been on the highest setting for a loooooong time, but wears it snapped in really far. He's 14m old, but 28lbs. That being said, he's also almost 3' tall (so, tall and thin). I think it truly depends on the build of your child, not just the weight.
papaya / 10473 posts
DS is 29 in tall, and weighs 20 lbs. We're on the middle setting with no issues.
wonderful clementine / 24134 posts
We stayed at the middle snap for a long time. I think she was close to 28lbs or more before we opened them up.
grapefruit / 4663 posts
My son is 7.5 months, 20.5 lbs and 28" and we're on the middle rise at home, daycare uses the diapers completely unsnapped. Neither causes leaks so I think a lot of it is preference. I'd read somewhere that as they get mobile you could have to snap the rise back down because they'll lean out a bit from the chunky baby size.
kiwi / 635 posts
I've had it completely unsnapped since around 6-7 months, which was about 18 pounds and 28 inches. With it snapped down I felt it was pinching her chunky thighs. We're at nearly 10 months now and crawling up a storm, and we do have occasional leaks out of leg hole so perhaps I need to try snapping back down. @jetsa: thanks for that tip!
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