Anybody have experience using a cloth liner for overnight disposable use?

Are you needing more absorbancy? Just wanting to keep her skin dry so she doesnt wake? or both?

Keeping her dry is easy I would just cut up some microfleece into rectangles and insert that in her dipe at night it will keep her skin pretty dry. I dont cut mine into any fancy shape...just rectangles.

If its an absorbancy issue you could go two ways I guess:
1) Use the fleece to keep her dry and throw a cover over the disposable to keep pj's/bedding dry -assuming you have a cover that is.
2) Make a liner with absorbant material topped with the microfleece. If you sew this should be pretty easy to do.

My two year is a heavy wetter too, and I havent had any luck with a disposable that works over night for us...I just really, really stuff his Nikky covers at bedtime and he walks around with some serious "bubble bum"

I see I'm not alone.
DS (13 months) is a heavy wetter, and I always have to change his sposie in the middle of the night. I always think how dumb it is that you can't add absorbancy. You gave me an idea!

I would think the good thing to do would be add something absorbant, with a fleece liner. That way you get the stay dry feel with extra absorbancy. Maybe even just a folded flat with a fleece liner for the sewing challenged like me.

we had the same problem with my son, now 20mo but a super heavy night time wetter. Nothing worked, that is until we discovered Huggies overnights, it is the only diaper that keeps his clothes dry most nights. He may still have a slight leek once a week or so. We were using big old hemp fitted with two hemp doublers and an Aristrocrats soaker and he leaked every night, the soaker was very well lanolized too! Try the Huggies overnights :