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I have been cloth diapering for over a year now and along the way, I've picked up a few fluffy tricks from fellow cloth diapering mommas and from pure trial and error. From meeting local cloth diapering mommas, from chatting with them on Facebook group pages and other cloth diaper forums, it seems like many mommas struggle with cloth diapering at nap time and nighttime. I used to be one of those mommas.
When I began cloth diapering my little one in August 2011, cloth diapering during the day time was a breeze right from the get-go. Naptime and bedtime were a different story though. When my little one first started wearing cloth diapers, it took some adjusting. I mean, his bottom was pretty "fluffy" with a cloth diaper. Naptime was a struggle because I think he felt a little uncomfortable with so much "fluff." Bedtime didn't work as the microfiber inserts just couldn't hold all of the urine and when I double-stuffed a pocket diaper, it was just way to thick. My youngest is a pretty heavy wetter and for the longest time, I used a disposable at night instead of cloth. I really wanted to cloth diaper full-time, but for awhile it just didn't work for us and that was super disappointing.
I started to do a little research. I found an amazing blog post from Cotton Babies that seemed to address my issue... Overnight Cloth Diapering. Bam. This amazingly informative post got the ball rolling for me. According to the post from Cotton Babies:
The simple answer is natural fibers. A natural fiber like hemp is great for overnight cloth diapering because of its durability, absorbency, and it's natural
anti-microbial properties. This means your baby will be protected naturally from
bacteria, mold, mildew and fungus.
On my quest to successful overnight cloth diapering, I visited my local cloth diaper store in search of a hemp/cotton blend insert and/or pre-fold to use inside a pocket diaper. I wanted to conquer this fluffy obstacle and decided to purchase two Thirsties hemp inserts.
So, on March 26, 2012, I decided this would be the night. On the first night of trying cloth diapers on my little one, I used a hemp insert/fleece diaper cover combo. I put my little one in a pocket diaper and used 2 of the Thirsties hemp inserts. I put the Londonware fleece cover over the diaper and into my little one's Halo Sleep Blanket he went. I have to admit, I was a little nervous. I kept thinking, "I sure hope he doesn't leak out at 3am. Please, God, let this diapering combo WORK!"
Anyhow, my little one went to bed that night at 8:15pm and slept until 8:30am the following morning! When I went to get my little one out of his crib that morning, his sleep blanket was dry. Yes! I removed the sleep blanket and his pj's were dry! YES! My little one had leaked out a little bit, but the Londonware diaper cover kept anything from leaking out onto his pj's and sleep blanket! VICTORY! Thanks to the Londonware fleece cover, my little one had a peaceful, restful and DRY night's rest. A little side note, but besides making insanely cute and adorable fleece diaper covers, Londonware also makes custom longies, reusable sandwich bags, snack bags and more! Visit Londonware's Etsy Shop for a preview of all of their awesome products!
I was super excited to have found an overnight cloth diapering solution that worked for us. It felt like a victory for me. But, hey, it's the small things, right? Rather then waking up to soaked sheets, I woke up to my to find complete dryness!
Cloth diapering at naptime and bedtime has now been a breeze and I would love to bless another cloth diapering momma with some fluffy goodness! Londonware has graciously offered to bless a Toni The Chic Momma reader with a Londonware Fleece Diaper cover! Thank you, Londonware for your generosity! To sweeten the deal, I'm also throwing in a Green Bee's one-size pocket diaper AND a Thirsties Hemp Pre-Fold.
So, let's get to the giveaway! There are TWO MANDATORY entries on the Rafflecopter form and the other entries are simply extras for more chances to win! This giveaway will run Wednesday, October 17th until Thursday, October 25th at 12:01AM EST. The winner will be randomly chosen via Rafflecopter. The winner will be notified by e-mail and will have 48 hours to respond and confirm their prize, otherwise, a new winner will be chosen. Good luck! Open to US only. Entries are verified.
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I haven't cloth diapered in years, and them I used the old-fashioned flat diapers. I don't recall it being a problem, I just double-diapered. But none of my kids have been heavy wetters; when they're potty-trained, it's at night as well as daytime!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I have been struggling with night diapering! , Ina Kuster
ReplyDeleteI make some that work, but they are very bulky.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the info! I'm relatively new to cloth diapering and currently working finding the best answer to night time diapering. I'm so glad you posted this!
ReplyDeleteWe had the same issue, ended up using wool and fitteds for my son, but finding I like the ease of fleece with my daughter this time around.
ReplyDeleteGreat article. we are new to CD and overnight is still touch and go... we havn't found the "best" solution for us yet! These sound great!
ReplyDeleteWe use fitteds and wool or fleece overnight.
ReplyDeleteI am searching for new nighttime diapering solutions...sounds like this could be the answer!
ReplyDeletewe've been pretty hit and miss with our nighttime cloth diapering. sometimes i just end up putting him in a disposable for bed because i hate it when we have leaks! this would be a lifesaver!
ReplyDeleteMostnights we are good but every once and awhile we leak. I would love to try this type of cover to see if it helps th leaks. I love the prints too, they are too cute!
ReplyDeleteWe've been lucky with our overnights so far, but I love trying new products!
ReplyDeleteDD I finally did with fitteds and fleece or wool... DS still in 'sposies at 3 months old. Scared to try....and I had sold off all DD's stuff (DS was a surprise! LOL)
ReplyDeleteWe are lucky sometimes at night, but other times we have leaks. I'd love to try these products in order to boost our success rate.
ReplyDeletewe use cloth diapers overnight, but we're getting to the point where we prefer wool covers or longies for an extra safety net. We haven't tried fleece soakers yet!
ReplyDeleteWe have been mostly successful so far, but our daughter is only 8 months old and we have already had to tweak our nighttime routine a few times to prevent leaks. I would love to try some new products to make sure she stays dry all night!
ReplyDeleteWe usually have no issues. We'll either double-stuff a pocket or AIO.. or we'll use a prefold with a microfiber insert and microfleece stay-dry liner lain inside, covered up with wool longies. We'll also use baby powder on him, so between the powder and fleece he feels dry enough to keep sleeping
ReplyDeleteI have not yet suxccessfully cloth diapered overnight- and these products would absolutely help! :) I am new to the CD scene, on baby #5! But its never too late! I am really excited about using cloth!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this post, overnight CDing can seem so scary and it doesn't have to be :-) Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWe actually still use disposables overnight since we still have some left over from our baby shower but when we run out we will attempt cloth overnight and this would be a prefect way to get started.
ReplyDelete-Ashley R
I would love to try a Londonware fleece cover! Been wanting to try fleece for a while now :)
ReplyDeleteI have clothed overnight for about a week now, I'm so excited to expand my stash. Money just need to fall from the sky!!
ReplyDeleteWe gave up on cloth diapering at night. I got tired of washing the sheets every morning. :/ I don't think we had the right kind of overnight diaper, though, and I'd be willing to try again if I really thought it would work!
ReplyDeletei actually have had no problems cloth diapering at night
ReplyDeleteWe've had good luck with fitteds and a PUL cover but I would love to try a fleece cover and a hemp prefold to see if that would work.
ReplyDeleteI've struggled with cloth diapering at night but usually end up with wool over a fitted or pocket. But always looking for new solutions!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhen my baby was smaller we had no problems with nighttime diapering. But now that she is bigger we haven't been able to find a nighttime diaper that works for us, I hope to win this giveaway to see if it could help us :)
ReplyDeleteI've been pretty successful w/ overnights, unless I dont put a fresh diaper on her right before bed. I am interested in trying fleece & hemp...so yeah! it would help! :)
ReplyDeletei have been using goodnight heavywetter but my son is getting older so i think he my need a new solution
ReplyDeleteWe are successful with overnight cloth diapering with fitteds and wool. Would love to try fleece since it's less expensive.
ReplyDeleteI actually started out diapering at night! :-) Disposables leaked ALL OVER, and I was fed up. My son was day time trained and baby #2 was on the way, I decided cloth was the way to go and started out with pocket diapers, with microfiber inserts. Believe it or not, they actually WORKED! Unlike the disposables! :-) Now I do like prefolds or fitteds and wool, but there are a few pocket diapers I will use (with cotton, bamboo or hemp inserts).
ReplyDeleteyes we have successfully cloth diapered at night, and these prizes sound awesome. we would especially love to try fleece
ReplyDeleteit's still a work in progress for us, I think I'd like to try wool next.
ReplyDeletei have been successful, but boy could that hemp insert help!
ReplyDeleteWe have been able to about 90%of the time! But it always help!
ReplyDeleteOvernight is rough. This would come in handy
ReplyDeletewe have not, have to use spossies. baby was soaking through the diaper & swaddle and onto our bed. and the morning smell was unbearable
ReplyDeleteI'm to the point of going to sposies overnight because she woke up wet again :( I'm really excited about this! this combo sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAmber
Night time is still kinda rough this would be awesome for my babe
ReplyDeleteWe haven't found anything that works for overnight so I've been using sposies.
ReplyDeleteWe usually use disposables at night even though he still leaks sometimes
ReplyDeleteWe've got a hard time overnight sometimes because baby is round, but not tall, so having a diaper on the right rise settings leaves leg gaps, and tight legs leave red marks on her hips. We need a new routine!
ReplyDeleteWe are getting ready to start and I would love different options
ReplyDeleteAs my toddler gets older, night time diapering is more difficult. This would be a great way to try new options!
ReplyDeleteI need these diapers!
ReplyDeletethirsties hemp!
ReplyDeleteNight has been hit or miss for the last two weeks, but Flip organic seems to work. I'd love to try Thirsties hemp as a trimmer alternative!
ReplyDeleteIt was a challenge at the beginning but then with much trial and error finally success. covers, fitteds and hemp prefolds are my solution. HEMP is wonderful, can't never have enough hemp!
ReplyDeleteI tried but wasn't successful so I use disposables at night. I would certainly give another try if I won.
ReplyDeletei have most nights, but now with it being cold my diapers don't dry quick enough so i need another nights worth
ReplyDeleteWe do successfully cloth diaper overnight but we have only one of the diaper that is foolproof for us since it was so pricey. Would love to add to our overnight stash!
ReplyDeleteWe can make it through overnight with a double stuffed pocket or a fitted and fleece cover. would love to learn more about wool!
ReplyDeleteWe haven't cloth diapered yet but I am so looking forward to it. This looks like an awesome solution for overnight.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried cloth diapers, but would love too! I am expecting my first.
ReplyDeleteI haven't used cloth at night. I'd love to give them a try.
ReplyDeleteI used disposables at night until just recently. These would be great for my night time diapering!(Michelle Ferguson)
ReplyDeleteI need a good cloth diapering system at night. mine is that I change their diapers in the night around midnight. Luckly they don't wake up.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter isn't here yet, so I don't know. But these will definitely help! :)
ReplyDeletei have not yet successfully figured out the nighttime cloth diapering thing!! :( these prizes would definitely help!! thanks so much!
ReplyDeletepuddle_of_light at yahoo dot com
We almost always have nighttime leaks. :(
ReplyDeleteHopefully this prize package could help us solve that problem.
overnight is hit and miss for me. one of my biggest problems is that half the time my son gets up wet and wanting to be changed about half an hour after I put him to bed. I dont have many changes of good night time diapers, so I never know if I should put him to bed in a night time diaper and have to change it before he even goes to sleep, or wait and hope it is not one of the nights when goes right on to sleep. I think the prize package would help because more night time diapers would mean I do not have to worry about running out.
ReplyDeleteOur daughter is a super soaker and still occasionally pees out, I would love to try these products.
ReplyDeleteLolli S
my son just started sleeping through the night this week so it will be nice to have something for nights. i've been thinking my diapers were ok but his sleep sack isn't always dry
ReplyDeleteWe use Kawaii Baby for night and they seem to work great, but would always love to add more to my stash!
ReplyDeleteI have been able to and yes these would help me out!
ReplyDeleteMy son does best in fitteds with covers at night, but his PUL covers aren't breathable enough and he wakes up red every morning (it goes away throughout the day), so the fleece would help us.
Currently we use disposables overnight. we only have two cloth diapers that work for overnight, but the cover we put over them doesn't quite cover completely... I have a very big baby...
ReplyDeleteI have had pretty good success with fitteds and covers for nighttime, but when my baby was younger we had a lot of leaks, so I'd like to try a fleece cover to, because I don't have any of those.
ReplyDeleteso far my son is 3 months old and I just use Flip diapers and inserts and he doesn't look. I'm guessing as he gets older and pees more we'll have to bring out the big guns and I have heard fleece is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI CD overnight successfully with a bamboo fitted and a wool cover, but would love to give a fleece cover a try!
ReplyDeleteI am about to start cloth diapering, and nightime leaks are one of my biggest worries. would love to start off successful!
ReplyDeleteYes, all three kids. My last child is slow on training so we're looking for new options. All other had been trained 6 months by now. Sigh.
ReplyDeletewe have some good ones now, but it took a while. though shes only 9 months, so i hope it doesnt get worse as she gets older.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have a little one yet, but finding the most consistently successful combination sounds a little scary (changes by child, age etc). Also what Heather M. and Sweet-t01 shared are issues I hadn't heard about before. Thanks for the review and to the ladies for their info.
ReplyDeleteI hope to when the baby gets here.
ReplyDeleteWe have issues over night. We've had luck with a few, including our Sbhish fitted.
ReplyDelete-Katie Fender
I haven't started cloth diapering yet, but from what I heard about fleece, I am confident these items would help.
ReplyDeleteWe will start cloth diapering in 7 short weeks when our first little one is born! I'm sure these would help with night time!
ReplyDeleteI have successfully cloth diapered over night with pockets but have really wanted to try fleece!
ReplyDeleteWe use Kawaii GNHW with great success but now that my daughter is eating and drinking more her diapers are getting fuller and would love to try fleece!
ReplyDeletejbang0331(at)yahoo(dot)com
We haven't had much success at night. These would be great!
ReplyDeletejsapalio at yahoo dot com
So far we cloth our 7 mo overnight with little issue. Occasionally there is a leak, but mostly he's fine through the night in a pocket w/microfiber.
ReplyDeleteI usually have good luck cloth diapering overnight but I know a few moms who have struggled so I'd probably give these to them if I won. I wouldn't want them to give up on CDing because of this hurdle!
ReplyDeleteYes it took some time, but with the help of a fitted (with extra inserts) & a wool cover we had dry mornings. :-)
ReplyDeleteI have been struggling with nighttime diapering. Some nights we are good and then others my son will soak the bed and the bad part of that is he sleeps with us. When I go to change him he will wake up and is ready to start the day so I am really needing to find a reliable nighttime diaper setup
ReplyDeleteWe could never get night times right with our first, hoping to figure it out for #2!
ReplyDeleteWe could never get night times right with our first, hoping to figure it out for #2!
ReplyDeleteWe could never get night times right with our first, hoping to figure it out for #2!
ReplyDeleteI am preparing for the arrival of my first baby and want to make sure I'm as prepared for the overnight and naptime accidents using cloth diapering. Thank you so much for your tips!
ReplyDeleteim getting ready for my 2nd baby and plan on cloth diapering. I havent decided how to address the night time issue and since this will be the first time ive cloth diapered i feel like i have no clue.
ReplyDeletei never used a cloth diaper before so it will be a first time use.
ReplyDeletebrochie1@hotmail.com
would love to try these!
ReplyDeleteIn the beginning, when my daughter was itty bitty, we were successful with cloth diapering overnight. But she has since then become a heavy wetter at night and no matter what we do, there's an accident when we use cloth at night.
ReplyDeletei can't wait to start cloth diapering. this is my third baby but first time cloth diapering.....so excited!
ReplyDeleteWe se disposables overnight, not because of leaks, but because of the ammonia burns on his bum, I would like to try your suggestions in hopes that a natural fiver would help with that too.
ReplyDeleteThese would help me a lot. My son rarely has a night where he doesn't leak, and that's with using 3 inserts in a pocket diaper. I think this combo would really work.
ReplyDeleteI have had issues with diapering at night only because the gusset in my diapers just doesn't seem to hold everything in and therefore leaks. If the elastic is right next to her skin all the way around my baby girl's legs, I don't have a problem. Every night I struggle to get this fit without making her uncomfortable and it's truly frustrating. I've considered going back to disposable. We co-sleep and I keep a waterpoof layer under my sheets on her part of the bed. I hate waking up to find her wet beside me and having to get up and change the whole bed. Thankfully it seems that's not a nightly occurrence.
ReplyDeleteYes, I currently cloth diaper at night with fitteds and covers. I've never tried a fleece cover, though.
ReplyDeleteMy gDiapers work wonderfully at night. DD is not a super heavy wetter right now. A few months ago when I was having trouble with night time leaks I up-cycled an old wool sweater into diaper covers and used those.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!
ReplyDeleteawesome giveaway!!great blog!
ReplyDeleteWe've been using sposies overnight for about 3 months... and they're not that much more reliable. DS (almost 11mos) still nurses multiple times a night, so he always needs a new diaper somewhere between 2 and 4am. I just bought a couple different brands of hemp inserts that were on clearance to hopefully find a solution! I don't mind changing him at night since he's waking to nurse, but I HATE going to feed him and finding him soaked.
ReplyDeleteYes! Both involve using a hemp insert as well as either a bamboo or a microfiber depending on whether we are using a Best Bottoms cover or a Fuzzibunz pocket.
ReplyDeleteWould love to win for when I have a child.
ReplyDeleteMy son is only six weeks and proving to be a heavy wetter! Would love to have another option aside from a wet prefold:(
ReplyDeleteAll our diapers are pocket diapers. I've been too scared to try anything new. We use an Alva pocket with a microfiber insert wrapped in a bamboo insert. Works about 70% of the time, but her jammies are usually a little wet around the top. I'd love to try out some new products and figure out what works best for us!
ReplyDeleteMy little one has just started sleeping for longer stretches at night & I've been really worried about the leakage. Totally going to try this combo!
ReplyDeleteMy son is an EXTREMELY heavy wetter, so we are still trying to find a solution for night time!
ReplyDeleteOvernight diapering has been kind-of a struggle for us too. I totally understand the feeling that baby is uncomfortable because he is too "fluffy". I would love to try out this system - my baby is just 4 mo. old - so we would get a lot of use out of it.
ReplyDeleteMy baby is 1yr, annd while we LOVE cloth, we have yet (due to finances) to find a nighttime solution. This would help us tremendously
ReplyDeleteMy baby is 1yr, annd while we LOVE cloth, we have yet (due to finances) to find a nighttime solution. This would help us tremendously
ReplyDeleteI havnt had a lot of luck besides stuffing pockets so full of prefold baby can't sit down :)
ReplyDeleteMy baby is 1yr, annd while we LOVE cloth, we have yet (due to finances) to find a nighttime solution. This would help us tremendously
ReplyDeletei love fleece covers for overnight! i would lovea better quality one. maybe it would cure our occasional nightime leaks!~
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for new night time solutions to try. I have as of yet to try a fleece soaker yet!
ReplyDeleteWe have a very heavy wetter that nurses alot at night and though we try to cloth diaper at night we are usually only successful 2 night out of the week. This would really help to keep my LO dry.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a great nighttime diapering idea! having a heavy wetter can be so difficult!
ReplyDeleteWe use thirsties hemp at night but could always use more! :)
ReplyDeleteI can relate so well to this post! for a long time I too used disposible diapers at night. I have not tried a fleece cover yet but think I need too!
ReplyDeleteI cloth diaper at night using bamboo inserts and hemp boosters but I have never tried a fleece soaker.
ReplyDeleteOMG these items sound like heaven... I have not been able to cloth diaper at night. my little one is a very heavy wetter.Even during the day I can't go longer than a hour and a half. This my solve my issues!
ReplyDeleteThe only way I've cloth diapered at night was with a pocket diaper stuffed with hemp, microfiber, cotton/hemp, and a zorb insert. That's a LOT, right?! We just don't have the money to get that many inserts to make it worthwhile so my in-laws buy us disposables for nighttime :(
ReplyDeleteI use Flip organic inserts with a flip cover. Never had leaks or problems! But my baby is starting to wet more at night so I am guessing it will have to change soon! Plus she is starting to sleep on her tummy and that means leaks! Yikes.
ReplyDeleteI successfully cloth diapered my two older kids at night with double-stuffed Kawaii diapers and minimal leakage. Our newest bundle of joy seems to leak through everything...
ReplyDeleteI am new to cloth diapering. Thank you for this information! - Andrea R
ReplyDeleteNighttime has been the biggest struggle for us. I'd love to have another option to try!
ReplyDeleteWith my first baby, we didn't have a problem CDing @ night...FuzziBunz perfect sized diapers worked great for him. HOWEVER, with our now older 1st and a 2nd baby, both are having wetness issues @ night :( Our second also deals w/ constant redness on her bum, so still trying to figure out a nighttime solution!
ReplyDeleteWe struggle with cloth diapering every night. My son is a super soaker and we change him at least once in the night.Sometimes we cheat and use disposables. We would love to try this product!! Whitney
ReplyDeleteAs sad it is, I have yet to cd at night due to DS being a super soaker. I have even tried wool! I am hoping that I win so that hopefully we can CD at night
ReplyDeleteI have a nighttime solution that works (double stuffed FuzziBunz), but it's pretty bulky. Would love to try something slimmer!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to cloth diapering, but these prizes are nothing I've tried before! Sounds like fun!
ReplyDeleteWe have yet to find a good night time combo. I'd be curious to try the fleece in particular!
ReplyDeleteI have three boys in cloth at night-two of which I have successfully kept dry...the other,not so much!
ReplyDeleteI'd be interested to see if this would work for him
I'm about to try wool for nighttime, and would love to try fleece as well.
ReplyDeleteSo far so good. My baby is 3 months and although we've had a couple leaks, I'm very confident in my prefolds and covers. Fitteds and covers also work well. I've never tried fleece covers, but I'd love to someday.
ReplyDeleteBeen cloth diapering my 13-mo-old boy since birth. He's always been a VERY heavy wetter! We currently use 2 Thirsties hemp inserts + a fast-wicking microfiber insert all stuffed inside a pocket diaper. However, he still leaks out once in awhile. Would love to try the fleece cover!!
ReplyDeleteI love hemp, but I've been going back and forth between wool or fleece for covers.
ReplyDeleteI'm still learning about cloth diapering. Blogs like this help so much.
ReplyDeleteOvernight we use a flat with a padfolded bamboo Imagine prefold padfolded in the wetzone underneath fleece or wool.
ReplyDeleteI am about to start cloth diapering with baby #4. She will be my first and I have always had a problem with heavy wetters at night so I would be very interested to see how this solution works for my little one.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't had any problems but, I love fleece covers! :)
ReplyDeleteJust started doing cloth, haven't tried overnight yet. Would love to try wool!
ReplyDeleteI had previously successfully CDed at night but now that my "baby" is a toddler, we seem to be having more problems
ReplyDeleteAt times it seems to change as the baby continues to grow
ReplyDeleteI am desperately trying to find something that works with my LO. He's only 3 months old and is such a heavy wetter that we have to change him at least once in the middle of the night to avoid leaking.
ReplyDeleteOnly occasionally has my baby woken up with dry pajamas - we often get leaks, which are pretty discouraging.
ReplyDeleteMost nights are leak free- but not all...
ReplyDeleteMost nights are leak free- but not all...
ReplyDeleteMy 7 week old little guy sleeps about 10 hours straight at night. He wears NB Mutts or Bumboos under a Thirsties cover. The fitteds are always beyond soaked, but the covers almost always keep him dry. I've wanted to try a fleece cover but I've never known where to start!
ReplyDeleteI haven't been successful at night yet. These would help.
ReplyDeleteWe exclusively cd in the day, even for naps, but haven't gotten anything to work at night yet and would love to try this!
ReplyDeleteI am just now starting to have some issues with heavy wetting at night, I would love to start exploring new options!
ReplyDeleteNo, we are still not successfully cloth diapering at night. Last night she soaked through a thirsties hemp with a babykicks hemp doubler. Suffice it to say, I'm still trying to find our solution.
ReplyDeleteI normally double stuff a pocket for night time, but I would love to try these ones out!
ReplyDeleteYes! BumGenuis Pocket Diapers with three inserts. Not bottle with bed, drinks allowed up to an hour before bed.
ReplyDeleteI've been reading up on the night time cloth diaper recommendations and really want to try these one my little one!
ReplyDeleteFound that knickernappies with a super looptydo insert works well. also guerilla fluff night time utilitarian.
ReplyDeletewe use fleece soakers over pocket diapers for night time as well and it helps soo much! LO just grew out of all his fleece covers so i need new ones!!
ReplyDeleteMy baby isn't born yet, so I haven't successfully cloth diapered at all! But I plan to do both day and night & am very interested in natural fibers & think it is great that they work so well for you at bed time.
ReplyDeleteMy LO is a heavy wetter so we've only had success with disposables. :/
ReplyDeleteMy baby has only slept max just shy of five hours. So A Fuzzibunz with a doubler has done the job, but I don't know how long that will hold. This pack would be awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to cloth diapering so I'm still trying to figure out the best combinations for outings, naps and overnight.
ReplyDeleteI'm new to cloth diapering so I'm still trying to figure out the best combinations for naps, nighttime and outings.
ReplyDeleteI have not yet started cloth diapering, as we are waiting to adopt a newborn. I am doing a lot of LEARNING about CDing and hope to have success with nighttime diapering :)
ReplyDeleteWe never really got nights right with my 3 year old! We just got used to the wet PJ's and sheets! Hopefully we will do better with the next one!
ReplyDeletei havent got to use cloth diapers since my son is a power pee machine lol. it would be nice trying these over night to help with no leaks!
ReplyDeleteWe had to give up on overnight cloth diapering due to my daughter's extremely sensitive skin and heavy wetting. We've tried almost everything except a wool or fleece cover- wondering if this might do the trick?
ReplyDeleteour night time CD success has been hit and miss, if i can double up before she falls asleep than we're good but if shes out and wearing a daytime set up we get and just deal with leaks. we let sleeping babes sleep as much as possible.
ReplyDeletewe somewhat have been sucessful, sometimes, we forget to put on a designated night time diaper, thats all ready stuffed til its about 2 inches thick with
ReplyDelete2 microfiber and a hemp prefold.
Yes, for a long time I successfully cloth diapered at night! My wool cover was awesome. I only have one though, and this fleece cover would be great for using on my coming baby at night!
ReplyDelete-Hannah Avery
hannahavery85@yahoo.com
I have no cloth diapered yet, but plan on cloth diapering my baby when he/she arrives. This would help me by starting my stash and by figuring out what diaper works best!
ReplyDeleteWe've done a few things for overnights. We were doing Thirsties Duo Wraps with a Hemp insert and a hemp booster, but the little guy liked to stick his hands down in and pull the inserts out of place. Now we're doing Freetimes with a booster.
ReplyDeletei have 2 aios that work for now. but he is still little. I am nervous about when lo is bigger if what we have now will still hold
ReplyDeleteI have not been able to successfully cloth diaper at night for a while. I would hope this would help
ReplyDeletewe have not been successful in cloth diapers at night for awhile now :( we have tired sooo many options but a few listed here so *crossing my fingers* maybe just maybe this would be out solution
ReplyDeleteso far cloth diapering at night is going well; my little one isn't soaking through but i would love to try a hemp insert.
ReplyDeleteI know cloth diapering at night works for my sis-in-law, so I look forward to trying it when my baby is born in March.
ReplyDeleteNo :( I wish I could though. Hopefully I win!
ReplyDeleteWe double the inserts and use a hemp insert at the bottom.
ReplyDeleteMy toddler is a super soaker! Disposables haven't even worked. So far we haven't found a good night time routine. There's still option we haven't tried. I would like to try these especially the hemp prefold.
ReplyDeleteI did successfully with my first but my second was a lot more difficult and there were often leaks.
ReplyDeleteThis package would help if our soon to be born #3 is more like #2!
sandysaveseveryday AT gmail DOT com
We use prefolds and covers at night. They work most of the time.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been brave enough to try cloth diapers at night!
ReplyDeleteI have a few things that work on my son overnight MOST of the time. I would love to try out one of these.
ReplyDeleteWe usually use BumGenius, triple stuffed. Works the majority of the time (only a few leaks in 4 years).
ReplyDeleteI am using a pocket with 2 inserts, but I think that it might not work forever and it is very fluffy back there and he might sleep through the night if I found something that worked better.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately for me I have not been able to find success in finding a night diaper for my 3 wo that he wont soak through. Im hoping to be able to win this in order to try them out!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately for me I have not been able to find success in finding a night diaper for my 3 wo that he wont soak through. Im hoping to be able to win this in order to try them out!
ReplyDeleteI'm still using disposables at night so I'd love to try this. My littlest is a heavy wetter and I just haven't found anything that works yet.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately for me I have not been able to find success in finding a night diaper for my 3 wo that he wont soak through. Im hoping to be able to win this in order to try them out!
ReplyDeleteRight now mine is little, so we can get away with basic pocket diapers. But she's already a heavy wetter... so I know in the future I'm going to have to step up my game!!
ReplyDeleteI use BumGenious 4.0's at night - so far so good but he's only 3 months old.
ReplyDeleteI love cloth soooooo much! At night we use a fitted with a cover or a Kawaii Goodnight Heavy wetters.
ReplyDeleteI really hope I win! I converted my brother and SIL to cloth and I want to help get their stash started!
I have had success with cloth diapering overnight with my older son using wool covers and sloomb snapless os diapers. But, my second son has been a bit of a challenge! I wanted to go to the wool route, but he is allergic to wool! :( So, I've been using the Kawaii Goodnight Heavy Wetter diapers. BUT... I would love to try the Londonware Fleece cover! That would be great! Thanks for the opportunity to win!!
ReplyDeletei think i have it down pretty good with over night cloth diapering i have at least 3 good good night time diapers that last all night so if i was to win this would help out alot!!
ReplyDeletewe haven't tried cding at night yet, so these would definitely help us =)
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