Cloth Pull up Options??

[barnone]

My DD is really starting to use the potty every day now. And taking prefolds off/on 5+ times a day for pottying is getting a bit annoying. I really don't want to use disposable pull ups.

What does everyone else use? I know some people use side-snappers, like the GAD dipe. Any other suggestions? I also don't want to spend a fortune.

TIA
Barbara

[My3guys]

My two favorites are the Imse Vimse trainers and the Happy Heiny's trainers. The Imse Vimse are great for children who really have the hang of potty training and just need some coverage for small accidents. I would not use them for overnights. They are extremely well-made, like all things Imse Vimse, and come in solids and some cute prints.

The Happy Heiny Trainer is great for the beginning potty learner. It is designed like a pocket diaper in many ways and you can stuff it with as much absorbency as you need. So, a lot for night time and next to nothing for daytime (depending on your child).

Good luck in finding what works for you!

[mumkimum]

We had some imse vimse trainers, starbunz super undies, and happy heiney trainers. I got 3 imse vimse for daytime and had a combo of 5 of the others (which we still use sometimes for nighttimes). The imse vimse are simply a pull-up style, the other two can be pulled up or side-snap. Super undies run smaller (so worked well for my petite dd for a long time) though they've been re-designed recently, I believe.

If your dd is toileting pretty consistently already, you don't need a ton of cloth trainers - we started out with 5 and mainly needed more to help with nighttimes, and waited to get those.

[Ola_]

I've also heard that you can use the ME Sandy's diapers (either large or toddler size depending on which fits your kiddo better). They are side-snapping fitteds with an elastic waist which makes them stretchy enough to pull up and down.

[laurieann]

Hi all, what are you using for overnight potty training? My son wakes at night when he is wet and honestly, I am just too tired to re-do the sheets every night. I have looked for MOE overnight undies, but it doesn't look like they are currently being manufactured. What other ones would work like MOE? Thanks in advance for your replies!