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Hmm thanks Jennifer. I've been thinking about the bbh have heard they are good. Have you used or know anyone that has used itti bitti night nappies? I know they need a cover (like most NNs) but they are considerably cheaper than most others and after trying heaps of other day time nappies I always go back to ittis...
I have bitti boos, but didn't find they lasted well overnight. My ds would sleep for 12hrs and normally leak by morning even with cover. I like the bbh nn and bamboo fitteds with extra booster, for night time.
I like Bitti Boos but also like the sandman nappies for nights with a cover
WOHB, Sandman with a BBH paw print PUL cover
WM thanks, if ds2 wears cloth overnight atm he's just in a tutto with a second mini booster and is nearly always completely dry with the occasional damp spot on his pants, so I don't think he is a very heavy night wetter?? Unlike my older children... Who btw I am still definitely considering getting pullups from you for but they wouldnt do overnight would they?
Louise, I might have a second hand sandman I can get my hands on to try... Hmm so very hard! Lol
Double post :D
I just received my bitti boo's and tried it last night, didn't add the mini booster and it was really soaked by morning - luckily no leak tho! Might be better after couple more washes. And perhaps with a breathable cover, I just put a pul one on.
I was wondering, what makes them "night nappies"? I could have used a d'lish with mini booster, and not needed a cover?
FL - yay for fluffy mail, looking great!
I think what makes them night nappies is that they are expected to cope with up to 12hrs on for wee.:
The IB d'lish don't need covers. When I first went looking for an overnight nappy for ds1 I used IB d'lish with the mini booster and it worked alright (until he decided to be a heavier overnight wees)
Hmm so did you start using boo's or something else? I kind of asked IB, they said the boo is made of all natural fibers so I guess making them waterproof would introduce synthetics! I find it really bulky tho to have so many boosters in the boo, then another cover on top...
I started with d'lish then moved to genessa forge super super (super? - cant remember if there's 3 supers or not; they have 17 layers) trim night nappies until DH refused to put them on and we swapped to sposies overnight.:
Well let me know if you still have them and wanna sell leckert? ;)
Sorry sold them last year
No worries I'm sure ill sort something out... Eventually :) tho haven't been able to get hold of anyone at the three places I've tried today!
Cool, I'll have to check out gf, they seem popular on bb ;)
Good luck Homestylemumma, hope you find a good night solution soon!
Have pm'd you HSM.
Cattie NNs are notoriously bulky.
I'm another that loved GFs. They're a bit trimmer but still really absorbent.
My kids don't last 4 hours in a d'lish even if it is boosted.
I have heard heaps of people rave about Rawr night nappies. Haven't used them myself though.
I love my mazalicious nn with wool cover. Lasts amazingly. I also have a beetlebums nn that is brilliant, but would probably be hard to come by one unless you stalk the BSS page on fb. The one thing I swear by for nights is wool covers, they saved my sanity.
Thanks, I'll check out these brands though I just bought three boo's, hmm... Sepata why are wool covers so great? I'm thinking of getting or knitting one...