Fluffbutt Friday

[Bluedaisy]

Who's still with me?

I have two questions:

1. I think that LO's early wakeups may be due to feeling wet.  Is there a way to stop this? Would boosters or doublers help?  Has anyone gone through this?

2. Is anyone who is cloth diapering sending their kids to daycare? Have you found any problems? We start daycare in a month and they assure me that cloth diapering is no problem but I'd love any advice.

[ashbash]

We have been in disposables for a long time at night, never could find a good solution . Is a fleece liner one that helps it not feel dry? I feel like I read that somewhere

DS isnt in daycare and I will send a sposie for his mothers morning out but agree with @babybean9 that aios or pre stuffed pockets would be easiest. And discuss poop - do you want them to scrap/ wash it off or just leave it and you will deal with it at home. Also to make sure they know that they cant use any diaper cream but only the cd safe one you send

[Bluedaisy]

Thanks ladies. They only use the diaper creme you send regardless of type of diaper. I think we're going to go with a wet bag a day because they don't have the facilities to scrape/ spray the diapers so I don't want the poop sitting there for a week.

We only use pocket diapers so that should make it fairly easy.

[purple]

We've never found anything that works at night, either. I reckon using one disposable per 24 hours is still a significant improvement on using them full time! I asked loads of questions on various Facebook pages but the only solution seemed to be that you have to use so many layers that it ends up being really uncomfortable.

Can't help with the daycare question, but a recent triumph is that my mum has overcome her fear of changing nappies. It's not that she prefers disposables - she thinks we should be using terry squares and plastic pants.

[Bluedaisy]

purple, I actually videoed the first time my mom used a cloth diaper it was hysterical.

The problem with disposables is that LO is so long and skinny we ALWAYS end up with leaks. The cloth don't leak it's just that his skin feels damp sometimes. I think I'm going to try the stay dry liners.

[carolyngrace]

We peaced out a few months ago!

[jessila]

Jul 15, 2016 15:26:17 GMT -5 Bluedaisy said:

purple , I actually videoed the first time my mom used a cloth diaper it was hysterical.

The problem with disposables is that LO is so long and skinny we ALWAYS end up with leaks. The cloth don't leak it's just that his skin feels damp sometimes. I think I'm going to try the stay dry liners.

I don't go here but saw your issue with disposables. What brand were you using? They all have different fits. O can't use Pampers because he's chunky so maybe that would work best for you? But trying different brands gets expensive quickly...

[Bluedaisy]

jessila we've tried a few while on vacation never had any luck but I might have to revisit it eventually if I can't get the cloth sorted.

[jessila]

Jul 16, 2016 10:51:27 GMT -5 Bluedaisy said:

jessila we've tried a few while on vacation never had any luck but I might have to revisit it eventually if I can't get the cloth sorted.

I've found that now O sttn that he doesn't make the overnights quite as wet as he used to.

[Bluedaisy]

I think once we drop our bed time bottle things will get better too...