thread: Night nappy recommendations

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Apr 2008
    Brisbane
    157

    Night nappy recommendations

    My gorgeous 3 mth old boy is wetting through every night and I'm hoping for some suggestions for good night nappies. We are currently using Huggies but I think I'm going to need to try cloth for night.

    So what brands do you prefer and why? And how many do you think I would need? Money's a bit tight for us at the moment so price is unfortunately an issue.

    TIA

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
    9,362

    I've found most nn to be $40 or more, so your best bet might be to try buyforbaby for some second hand nappies.

    I have Genessa Forge and Bonnibuns night nappies which I love. The GFs are sized whcich is great when you have tiny kids. Maz NN and Sandmans are great too.

    Will PM you though.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
    8,924

    Are greenkids minkys any good for night nappies?

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jan 2009
    pakenham, victoria
    3,660

    We use GF nights, BBH nights and maz nights and have never had a leakage issue.
    The BBH nights are $30 so the cheapest out of the lot BUT the do need a cover and if u dont already have covers then u need to add another $12 onto the 30 and then they are the cheapest!
    good luck hun

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    2,525

    we use BBH nights, if theyre all on the line or out of action we use a BBH fitted with cover and an extra booster from our magic alls, never had a leak yet apart from putting the cover on not covering the whole nappy and getting a little damp patch on the clothes.. BBH night nappies are very bulky and can be hard to get the cover over i find but they work really well =)\
    BBH nights = $30 BBH fitted $25, not sure about the booster on its own, both these nappies need a cover and the night nappy has a stay dry liner where as the fitted doesnt..
    HTH

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    2,525

    just another thought.. if you want to continue with disposables you can get a good fleece or wool cover to put over the disposable to try and stop leaks =)