Grovia trainers overnight?

[jfkmama]

If you use Grovia My Choice Trainers for overnight, what do you stuff them with? I want to use them for my 34lb 3 year old. Also who has the plus size side panels in stock? Depending on what we stuff them with I probably need the larger side panels.

[blondchen]

You'll need the large side panels for sure. The fit on my skinny, 29-lb 2yo was okay with the regular ones, but she complained that they were tight and they did leave red marks. I ended up returning these trainers, though, because the thread at the pocket opening snapped on both of them when I stuffed them the first time (and the microfiber fabric started to unravel). It's a design flaw that they're going to need to fix at some point, but if that doesn't bother you then it really is a great design. The stuffings I tried were prefold only, prefold+hemp doubler, and 3 hemp doublers (no prefold). All combinations fit well in the pocket - the thread issue notwithstanding - but I like the trimness of the hemp only...DD is used to sposies at night so the prefold was just too bulky for her. The 3 hemp doublers did the best job of absorbing, btw.

[RockinLou]

I stuffed with 2 GroVia boosters, never had the problem above post mentions with unraveling of the GroCool lining (there is no microfiber in the trainer at all) but DD was not a heavy night wetter and is now night trained, she did wear them from Dec until Last week though, and we never had a leak. She is 30pounds and 36 inches I used the plus size panels and the lower rise snap for her best fit.

[RockinLou]

I have also heard that flip trainer inserts fit but I never tried, our flip trainer went on FSOT pretty quickly because the fit was terrible and DD didn't like the exposed PUL sticking to her

[ssand23]

Originally Posted by blondchen You'll need the large side panels for sure. The fit on my skinny, 29-lb 2yo was okay with the regular ones, but she complained that they were tight and they did leave red marks. I ended up returning these trainers, though, because the thread at the pocket opening snapped on both of them when I stuffed them the first time (and the microfiber fabric started to unravel). It's a design flaw that they're going to need to fix at some point, but if that doesn't bother you then it really is a great design. The stuffings I tried were prefold only, prefold+hemp doubler, and 3 hemp doublers (no prefold). All combinations fit well in the pocket - the thread issue notwithstanding - but I like the trimness of the hemp only...DD is used to sposies at night so the prefold was just too bulky for her. The 3 hemp doublers did the best job of absorbing, btw.

This exact same thing happened it me where it came undone at the mouth of the pocket. They told me I must have been too rough with it. I put one thin Flip trainer insert inside, not my toddler.