So my 3 month old is pretty sensitive to wetness. We've been cloth diapering during the day and using disposables at night. Is there anything you can do about the wet feeling in cloth? She's using a mix of Bumgenius 4.0 and freetimes with a few random brands thrown in. Basically as soon as she's wet in the cloth she throws a huge fit, which is fine at home but it has let to some meltdowns in the car etc. Am I resigned to having to use disposables when we're out too or is there a trick I'm missing?
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I think Rumparooz are the best at keeping H from feeling wet.
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We use flushable diaper liners with our cloth diapers to keep the wetness off of DD's skin. (And to keep the poops off of the actual diaper so they are easier to clean). We found that we liked the "real nappies" brand the best because it had a texture of a used dryer sheet so it doesn't hold moisture like some of the other diaper liner brands did. I order them off of amazon.
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Eh, my 4 mo old is like this. I just CD at home. At least she may be easier to potty train
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We use reusable microfleece liners with Anti-monkey butt powder. It's the only thing that helped DS deal with the moisture.
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You could try microfleece liners but those BG diapers are stay-dry materials abyway so I'm not sure it would help. My only thought is making sure that diapers have been cleaned well as I could imagine crying when the diaper gets wet could also be related to ammonia
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@avivoca: We have one rumparooz so i'll see if there's a difference.
@Lilbear: I'm not sure we can get that brand in canada but I'll look in to liners.
@youboots: good to know, that might just have to be our solution.
@ValentineMommy: @danda: I have some fleece I could try, also I laughed out loud at Anti-monkey butt powder!
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