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Join Date: Aug 2011
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Flip Trainers or Another Cloth Trainer for Nighttime Use
Do any of you ladies use the Flip Trainers for night-time? If so, what insert do you use with it? Does the nighttime insert work with the Flip Trainer? Or if you prefer a different cloth trainer for nighttime use, I would be interested in hearing about that as well.
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Re: Flip Trainers or Another Cloth Trainer for Nighttime Use
I tried a ragababes insert in the flip trainer because it worked in the AI2, but not so much in the trainer. I think the trainer might be too narrow so it leaked. I'm going to try it again with wool over it.
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Re: Flip Trainers or Another Cloth Trainer for Nighttime Use
I've heard good things about the Rainshine Designs trainers. She also makes a side snapping night time fitted diaper that you could pull up and down and put a wool cover over..HTH!
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Re: Flip Trainers or Another Cloth Trainer for Nighttime Use
I read a while back that nighttime continence is completely involuntary and kids should stop having accidents at night when they are developmentally ready. So I just trained them to go potty right before bed, and used pull-up friendly diapers at night until my kids stopped having accidents more than two or three times a month, then I switched them to the ImseVimse trainers that have a hidden PUL layer. Kept the toddler beds double-sheeted with a waterproof pad under each sheet. If she/he had an accident during the night, I changed them and pulled off the top sheet and pad and slipped them back into bed in less than 5 minutes.
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Re: Flip Trainers or Another Cloth Trainer for Nighttime Use
I use sandys bamboo for nights, no cover needed. They pull on like underwear and have comfortable side snaps, tried flips, trying to sell them, they leak for me, grovia mychoice arent bad, but nonside sleeping, snaps are a bit bulky. They kept her awake tossing and turning trying to get comfy. Ecoposh work good, but will start to wick after a bit, good luck
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