Even parents who are
committed to cloth diapering often find it difficult to deal with
overnight diapers. A cloth diaper is definitely one of the
healthiest diapering solutions for your baby. No one wants to wake up
to an uncomfortable, irritable, and crying baby sleeping in wet
sheets. To solve their overnight diaper issues, some parents diaper
their baby with cloth during the day and disposables at night while
they sleep. But with some clever planning and resourcefulness using
quality cloth diapering products from Kelly's Closet, you will no
longer have to use disposables as your night time diaper
solution.
How to make an
all-in-one diaper work for you overnight.
An all-in-one diaper is
an extremely popular cloth diaper. They are easy to use and wash. In
fact, they are very similar to disposable diapers. They are so much
alike, many parents have switched from using disposable diapers to
cloth diapers overnight. Diapers made of cloth are a wonderful
solution for your baby, especially at night when they are sleeping.
Not all all-in-one cloth diapers are suitable for nighttime
diapering. Because the cover is built into the design of the
all-in-one, there is often no separation between the wet zone and the
cover. There is no place for the pee and poop to go except through
the opening made for the legs.
Some all-in-one diapers
work better than other overnight diapers. The Happy Heiny's
pocket diapers are a great overnight solution. However, this
all-in-one may need a little assistance to succeed at keeping your
baby comfortable overnight. A doubler can help. Diapers made of cloth
can be improved in the area of absorbency using a doubler. The
doubler reduces the chance that the soaker layers get saturated so
much that leaking occurs. Luckily, bulk is less of a concern for
overnight diapers than those that your baby will wear out in
public.
Fitted Diapers and
Covers
Fitted diapers can be
optimized to work as overnight diapers, too. It may help to
find accessories to add absorbency to your fitted diapers. A cover is
a wonderful solution because it adds another layer of protection and
reduces leaking. Hemp or miro-fiber diapers and covers are the best
overnight diapers because of their super absorbent properties.
A double-coated PUL can give your baby the kind of protection needed
at night. For many parents, wool is a wonderful choice because it is
great at absorbing and preventing potential leaks saturate clothing
and bedding.
It can cost parents a
lot of money using disposable diapers. A disposable diaper can also
expose your baby to potentially dangerous chemicals. Even disposable
diapers can't prevent leaking. That's why cloth diapers, hands down,
are the best solution for nighttime
diapering. Contact Kelly's closet today if you have more
questions about overnight diapers. |