We put LO in cloth diapers today for the first time! So far so good but I didn't put her in one for the night, I stuck a disposable diaper on her. I think I want to give it a few days to get the hang of it and then maybe I will give it a try.
Does your LO wear CD at night or disposables?
hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts
We do pampers overnight because she's such a heavy wetter. Kawaii good night heavy wetter worked w/a microfiber insert and a thirsties hemp - but, it's too tight on her 
We couldn't figure out another solution that worked!
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
We only use disposables overnight when she has a bad rash that requires heavy coats of nystatin or triple paste.
pomelo / 5228 posts
So far, nope! He does occasionally wake up with a wet under-onesie, but it hasn't happened enough for us to make a chance yet.
pomegranate / 3212 posts
I haven't dared to try cloth at night! I've been using disposable for both at night and for toddler at nap time.
nectarine / 2210 posts
We do disposables at night. But that's also because we'd have to wash everyday to do cloth. Although with her starting daycare soon, where she'll be in disposables, I'm thinking of trying cloth overnight soon.
watermelon / 14467 posts
Usually, we use disposables. I only have three diapers that can contain all her pee and not leak.
apricot / 464 posts
I actually have way better luck with a BG stuffed w 2 microfiber and 1 hemp insert than with regular disposables (I really try to avoid the overnight kind with the gel beads although I know they're pretty effective!). Super rare leak.
apricot / 360 posts
We've always used disposables for overnight. Mostly because I was scared away from all the trial & error regarding overnight cloth I read about on the boards. I didn't feel like spending the time or money trying out different inserts or whatever was needed to keep him dry for 10-12 hours. That combined with the fact that he isn't a good sleeper meant it wasn't worth the risk that feeling wet or leaking out of cloth would wake him!
pear / 1547 posts
Currently switching to using disposables. LO still nurses like crazy at night (curse you baby sleep gods!) and then wakes up early and is happy to stay in her crib but bounces around like a fish on land so any pee her artfully stuffed dipe had gets squished out. So we're going for some technology for leak protection, have yet to be successful and it still makes me sad to buy sposies!
blogger / pineapple / 12381 posts
We used to do a double stuffed Bum Genius, but currently my little one is too little for our cloth diapers and my three year old only needs an overnight diap and leaks in a BG... So no one is using our cloth diapers right now, but that will change in about a month.
persimmon / 1328 posts
I only use disposables overnight if LO is rashy. I find fitted diapers with an extra insert (if needed) and a cover works really well overnight.
kiwi / 714 posts
We have always used disposables at night, main for fear that it would affect her sleep. She doesn't mind a wet disposable diaper, but when she's wets a cloth she wants it changed right away.
pineapple / 12053 posts
We used cloth for overnight until she was about 15 months. Then we had fit issues and I was going crazy so we went to disposables.
pear / 1739 posts
Cloth at night. I usually save my Funky Fluff ones for night and triple inserts. Works perfectly for both of my kids
apricot / 347 posts
Pampers baby dry here too. Its just not worth the trouble IMO for $0.30. She doesn't wet much if she STTN but if she wakes, she'll pee a fair bit and I'd rather it get wicked away.
honeydew / 7504 posts
We only ever use sposies overnight if he has a really bad rash that requires heavy cream. Otherwise he's in cloth. We had to switch to Kawaii Good Nights overnight cloth because he was a heavy wetter, but those work great for us.
cherry / 156 posts
We use disposables at night (and when traveling). He's not a super heavy wetter so it wouldn't be that big of a deal but we're getting close to potty training and I want him to feel dry as much as possible.
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