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need help
My almost 2.5 yr old son is getting ready to be potty trained soon. He is doing good, but I do not want to push him right now because I about ready to have baby #2....
anyways every single night he wakes up soaking wet, I change his sheets and mattress pad every morning (this is a lot of laundry!). I have tried all kinds of diapers (we are 'sposies) but I was wondering if there is something cloth or in between that might help us, or if other moms had experienced and had tips. I am out of ideas. So far the advice I have gotten is to limit his fluids after a certain time, but this just won't work for us. Also he is in a crib, not a daybed or toddler bed, so he cannot get out to go pee or anything yet. |
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: SE Michigan
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Re: need help
My son has always been a heavy nighttime wetter. We were using the disposable Overnights diapers (we JUST started into the land of cloth). Recently, he started peeing through those! Since we had a pack of Flip disposable inserts in the house, we tried those and it worked. I fold it extra in the front, and it's a tight fit, but he wakes up with dry sheets in the morning now. And very, very well used diapers!
When I get brave, I might try using a stay dri insert in the disposable (haven't convinced the husband to try cloth overnight, yet.) but my son poops a lot when he wakes up and I'm not ready to deal with the cloth clean up yet. |
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