Nighttime Diapering

[catnapper]

We just diapered whenever it was wet/poopy. I typically took it straight outside. The Diaper Genie was the biggest waste. We just kept a trash can by the back door. Now that Cam's potty training and using undies half the time, I still keep the trash can by the back door for quick kitty litter disposal

[Cookiebaker]

I cloth diapered L., for most of her diaper-using months, though I did take a few weeks break when life was most overwhelming. I exclusively used pocket diapers, and doubled up with hemp/microfiber inserts for overnight (just microfiber during the day). I found within my stash the dipes that worked best overnight, and pretty much stuck with those. When she started sleeping through the night and was no longer changed in the middle of the night, I just switched over to sposies for nighttime, rather than wake her up just to change her, kwim? (that was like after 7 months on if I remember correctly)

I am a little sad because just yesterday, I packed up all my cloth diapers to pass on to my sister-in-law for my neice. Lydia has been potty trained for four months now, so its pretty certain we won't be going back to diapers again. yippee!!

[BitsyNaceyDog]

In the night when it was feeding time I'd change him, then feed him. Nathan was an extremely lazy eater so changing him before feeding him was needed to help wake him up anyway. Then feeding him relaxed him back to sleep. He rarely ever leaked. I was the only who was always leaking. In those early weeks I was constantly waking up with a soaked shirt.

As he got older and started sleeping through the night I just added extra "stuffing". I bought some cheap microfiber cloths at Target in the auto section. I think they were like 10 cloths for a dollar or two. I just folded one of those and added it in the pocket with the regular insert.

[Cataholic]

When we walk through the grocery store, J stops me at the baby aisle and says, "oh, wait, we need diapers!" and then laughs, hysterically. Every time. LOL, I think my son is weird.