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quietserena 
DD1 was CDd and at one point because i was pregnant or whatever.. she got put into pullups for the night. she has the occasional accident if i don't get her up and i'm unwilling to just put her in underpants and risk it because we cosleep and getting everyone up to change the sheet is just too big of a deal.
I'd like some all cotton ones that I can put a waterproof cover on.
are these potty patty ones the standard with this? or gerber ones? englighten me oh wise mamas!
You don't say how old your DD is. My kids wear Mother-ease bedwetting pants. But they don't really start until about 30 pounds even for the x-smalls. I have two almost-four-year-olds and a six-year-old who all wet at night, and these are our staple. They are an all-in-one pull-up design, with a PUL outer and a cotton inner, with a flap inside for faster drying. I would recommend them highly. They are very absorbent-- absorbent like a really absorbent diaper, but they FEEL wet when they're wet, which you don't get with disposables. If you're looking for just light training pants, without a waterproof layer, I can say that the Gerber ones are nice and cheap. They don't hold much, though-- a full bladder will soak these completely, and you will probably have leaks even with a cover. Most training pants are designed to not hold much. The pocket trainers are nice, though-- like Starbunz, or Happy Heiny, if you want something more absorbent. DD1 used to wear Starbunz when she was three and four years old, but they wore out after a few years.
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