thread: Me and night nappies - hunt for a soloution!

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    BellyBelly Life Member - Love all your MCN friends
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    Jun 2004
    The Festival State
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    Another question - I tend to prefer pockets, but do you think it's better at night to have a double barrier - eg fitted and cover? I know you have kinda answered this Gigi but I'm just wondering...and I might as well get those thoughts answered while I can.

    In the meantime I'm on the hunt for an aplix closing pocket night nappy!

    Thoughts?

    With thanks!
    1st question:
    when you are first starting out with night nappies, you might not have many, so i think QUICK TURNOVER is important, refer to my previous post.

    2nd question:
    i suggested three night pocket nappies for you, did you look them up? cos two of them are aplix closing.

    i prolly overdosed you with info, so maybe go back and read my first post again, or in stages. i realise it's alot to digest all at once. (especially when you are a mum of a small bub e.g most probably sleep deprived, and it's harder to read and comprehend stuff when you are exhausted.

    hth

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    BellyBelly Member

    Jul 2008
    Yarra Valley, Victoria
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    Hi Arimeh,

    Green kids worked lovely last night - woohoo!
    I did microfibre on the top, then the booster, then the insert. It did feel quite loose on her tummy but seemed to fit over her bum fine - anyhow - no leaks - woo!

    1 option for night down, many more to explore!

    Thanks

    Trilby
    P.S I feel like a dofus - such a simple solution but I did honestly think I had tried all sorts of boosting options. Maybe I was overboosting. Anyhow thanks again!

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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
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    Try chucking the booster in the middle of the insert (between the hourglass bits) makes it a bit more streamlined

    Glad it worked for you