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SeaStar
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Posted: April 10 2007 at 9:00pm \| IP Logged

I have been using Pull-Ups overnight for ds but would like to switch to some type of cloth overnight training pants. I have looked at the DIaper Pin reviews and at Mother of Eden, SNAP-EZ and Mother-Ez pants on line.

He is trained during the day but still has some night accidents (and can be a heavy wetter).

Has anyone used this type of overnight diaper for older kids- any suggestions?

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Posted: April 10 2007 at 9:09pm \| IP Logged

How about regular cloth training underwear and one of those nifty liquid absorbing pads on the bed? When I have night-wetters I also bring them to the potty one more time at 10 or 11pm just before I go to bed. I carry the child to and from the potty in dim light and try to do most of the work myself so they don't wake much. They can usually keep dry until morning with this extra voiding.

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Posted: April 10 2007 at 10:09pm \| IP Logged

I'm using Happy Heiny's overnight cloth trainers on my son. He's five and a heavy nighttime wetter. These are pullups that you stuff with absorbant liners. They work fairly decent when sufficiently stuffed.

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Posted: April 11 2007 at 10:36am \| IP Logged

We used the Snap-ez for my daughter up till recently. I really liked them. I have 3 pairs, that have held up well for over 2 years of twice a week washing. Ruth is super nice and her work is beautiful.

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Posted: April 16 2007 at 12:08am \| IP Logged

We've used Motherease bedwetter pants for a couple of years now and they are GREAT - much less prone to leaks than Pull-ups.

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Posted: April 16 2007 at 7:21pm \| IP Logged

Thanks for the input. I am unhappy with the Pull Ups and really want to try something different.

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