[Still_Learning]

I need a cover for night. So far the only success I've had is with a Fuzbomb. It's good because it's narrow through the crotch. If I put him in one that's wide he can't sleep because he's a side sleeper and that top leg dangles in the air. He's very paticular :LOL

So I guess I'm looking for a trim night cover (trim and night don't exactly go hand in hand, do they?)

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[willowsmama]

Lol at the thought of trim night covers. We ended up going to wool shorts/pants totally for night time, it was the thing my kids couldn't outpee. The bonus, for jammies now, I only have to buy t shirts .lol

 

[SaraMama]

I second the wool soakers! I use knitted wool shorts or pants at night time and have not had a leak yet. I do put my most absorbant diaper under it just to make sure, but I'm sooo happy I switched to wool. I was constantly having leaks when I tried to use PUL at night...

 

[Still_Learning]

Gosh, I never thought of those. I wouldn' know where to begin...

Is there a readily available one that would work?

 

[SaraMama]

Check out Hyenacart.com I know there are a lot of knitting mamas who stock there.

Here are a few I found with items instock:
http://hyenacart.com/KnitWitzBaby/
http://hyenacart.com/TinyBirds/
http://hyenacart.com/WoolieWuvies/
http://hyenacart.com/Ewebetcha/
http://hyenacart.com/TheCushieTushie/

Make sure you measure you dc and pay attention to the measurement of each soaker/shorts/pants. A good fit is important!

 

[mama2liam]

Check out the TP, I'm sure there's tons to pick from and it won't break the bank :LOL

 

[JBaxter]

My absolute fave wool cover is one from Muttaqin. Double layer but still trim. Does wonderful overnight. DS has a bit of a long rise and still no belly leaks. I recommend hers hands down. ( I have a pickle pants coming in a couple weeks)

 

[Selissa]

i love wool soakers at night! they are the best, leak free and comfy for babe.

 

[meritodd1221]

When I don't use my FB frog print, I use one of the new stacinator day-night stretch wool covers with DD. She is three months old, and I don't change overnight. Her diaper is usually soaked in the morning, and the cover is sometimes damp (her jammies are occasionally damp -- not wet), but the bed isn't wet (she sleeps with us right now...) HTH

I got my stacinator day-night cover from www.zannadu.com, but I know lots of places carry them.

 

[Still_Learning]

Gosh I'm so dumb.

I got all excited by the idea of shorts, but I need something for a trifolded hemp prefold. I guess I could put one of his cotton wraps on and then the shorts over that...

 

[willowsmama]

Have you tried a snappi?

We snappi all our prefolds and it works wonderfully. DH was scared by pins and couldn't get them tight anyway. But he loves snappi's! They hold the diaper very secure.

 

[Still_Learning]

Well, I can use a snappi on premium prefolds, but I have infant hemp prefolds for night and he's too big for them unless they are trifolded.

 

[MomInFlux]

You could use your hemp prefold inside a tie nappy and then you could use any cover. My current nighttime favorite cover is the organic merino soaker shorts from Tiny Birds (I like it even better than my Aristocrat!). It's an awesome nighttime cover. http://www.birdcrossstitch.com/organ...napcovers.html

 

[Still_Learning]

Ooo...I like the sounds of this....what's a tie nappy and where can I get one??

 

[MomInFlux]

Tie-on diaper, like this: http://hyenacart.com/prod_details.php?id=17944&vid=9

I got mine here (scroll down if you need to): http://www.greenmountaindiapers.com/diapers.htm#tie

They're really great for diapers that can't easily be pinned or snappied!