Comments on: Nighttime Cloth Diapering for a Heavy Wetter http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58 It's not just another site, it's aMotherSite ... tips and advice for moms Fri, 10 Sep 2010 03:12:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Kristen http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58/comment-page-1#comment-759 Kristen Tue, 28 Oct 2008 20:15:33 +0000 http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58#comment-759 Still loving these diapers after 1 year. I still use Crickettsdipers.com in size large for my newborn and 1 year old. They are starting to show signs of wear, but this only has to do with the hemp material and nothing to do with Crickettsdiapers. I think the only way to make these wear less would be to have 3 layers in the body so that it would not stretch so much when you fold down the diaper. I also think that size small would fit my daughter even now that she is 27 lbs. She is still on the small setting and she has a small rise so we fold down the top every time she wears them. We fold the large diaper down 3 times for our newborn so that it has a smaller rise and then snap them withe the cross over snaps. Still loving these diapers after 1 year. I still use Crickettsdipers.com in size large for my newborn and 1 year old. They are starting to show signs of wear, but this only has to do with the hemp material and nothing to do with Crickettsdiapers. I think the only way to make these wear less would be to have 3 layers in the body so that it would not stretch so much when you fold down the diaper.

I also think that size small would fit my daughter even now that she is 27 lbs. She is still on the small setting and she has a small rise so we fold down the top every time she wears them.
We fold the large diaper down 3 times for our newborn so that it has a smaller rise and then snap them withe the cross over snaps.

]]> By: Kristen http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58/comment-page-1#comment-717 Kristen Mon, 15 Oct 2007 03:54:28 +0000 http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58#comment-717 I now use Crickett's diapers (www.crickettsdiapers.com/) with a wool or a Prowrap cover. DD #1 does not use diapers; however, #2 was a heavier wetter than #1. At about 6 months DD started voiding less at night (down to 2-3 layers from 3-4 layers) and if she does have a heavy night these diapers are the best thing for the right price (only $12.00 for a fitted hemp diaper). Crickett's are 9 total layers, so a bit bulky and they take a long time to dry; however, I highly recommend them to people who have heavy wetters. While being bulky, they are much trimmer than what I was using before. I could sew a similar diaper; however, I don't have the time and the price is right. I now use Crickett’s diapers (www.crickettsdiapers.com/) with a wool or a Prowrap cover. DD #1 does not use diapers; however, #2 was a heavier wetter than #1. At about 6 months DD started voiding less at night (down to 2-3 layers from 3-4 layers) and if she does have a heavy night these diapers are the best thing for the right price (only $12.00 for a fitted hemp diaper). Crickett’s are 9 total layers, so a bit bulky and they take a long time to dry; however, I highly recommend them to people who have heavy wetters. While being bulky, they are much trimmer than what I was using before. I could sew a similar diaper; however, I don’t have the time and the price is right.

]]> By: Shannon http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58/comment-page-1#comment-705 Shannon Thu, 31 May 2007 00:40:00 +0000 http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58#comment-705 I love the wool cover that I bought forever ago and just started using. It really is fabulous! I do feel like I need to use a sealable diaper inside though, which isn't a problem. Josiah seemed a little frustrated with not being able to kick his legs once and immediately be standing up... I love the wool cover that I bought forever ago and just started using. It really is fabulous! I do feel like I need to use a sealable diaper inside though, which isn’t a problem. Josiah seemed a little frustrated with not being able to kick his legs once and immediately be standing up…

]]> By: Amy http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58/comment-page-1#comment-473 Amy Tue, 20 Feb 2007 07:31:14 +0000 http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58#comment-473 I had the same problem w/ cloth at night. And also used disposables for a year. I found little lambs adjustable covers, a tri fold microfiber, and a 4x8x4 cotten worked for us. But it's the polar flece liner that made the difference, keeps them rash free longer. She didn't seem to mind the bulk, night time nappies were huge!!! I like your site too, Shayne sent me. :) Amy I had the same problem w/ cloth at night. And also used disposables for a year. I found little lambs adjustable covers, a tri fold microfiber, and a 4×8x4 cotten worked for us. But it’s the polar flece liner that made the difference, keeps them rash free longer. She didn’t seem to mind the bulk, night time nappies were huge!!!
I like your site too, Shayne sent me.
:) Amy

]]> By: Shayne http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58/comment-page-1#comment-472 Shayne Mon, 19 Feb 2007 18:54:29 +0000 http://www.amothersite.com/2007/02/58#comment-472 your site is great, I tried to make a Blog site a few months ago and I jsut could not get into it, but I really like yours. Shayne your site is great, I tried to make a Blog site a few months ago and I jsut could not get into it, but I really like yours.

Shayne

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