Cloth Pull-ups

Jessica - posted on 02/05/2009

I have some that were testers for a mama on Hyenacart, and they're great. She makes them with pockets to stuff them, or sewn in just like a regular pull up. We use them for H at night because she's a heavy wetter and a big night drinker, otherwise she's pt'd



http://hyenacart.com/jolisart/

Anne - posted on 02/04/2009

We loved the Hanna Andersson organic cotton training pants - they were super soft and very absorbant. We even used our Bummis wraps over the top of them at naptime/over night in order to prevent leaks until he got the hang of it.

Sara - posted on 01/20/2009

I was also looking for cloth pullups - the star bunz were 28 dollars each! He just turned 2 in Dec and on Friday I told him there was no more diapers and he has been much better then when I was still using the diapers during the day - only about 1 accident per day.

Megan - posted on 01/16/2009

I took a couple of our prefolds, and turned them into trainers. The fabric that I cut from the outside edges I sewed into the middle. That's what we use at home, without a cover, along with the old-school Gerber cotton training pants. I have a couple prefold trainers that I sewed a fleece soaker over the outside of that we use for going out.

Kimberly - posted on 01/15/2009

Nikky and Niji make two reall great styles. A bit on the spendy side, but very very good from what I hear from others. (I haven't used them yet...no kid that old yet.) You can get Nikky and Niji from babyworks.com.

Abby - posted on 01/15/2009

Starbunz Super Undies work pretty well, they have a pocket so you can boost them for overnight.  However, I will give one caveat, if you stuff the pocket, it affects the rise.  Not such a big deal for girls, but a BIG deal for boys.  Buy one size up for nights to accomodate the extra stuffing. 

Hailey - posted on 01/06/2009

i dont know what ones to buy i made my own, i like to uses a polyester with vinyl backing or water resistant nylon to protect clothes bedding etc, a layer of flannel or cotton on the entire insde and a light padding in the middle incase of accidents (2 or 3 layers) other than that i make them pretty much like underwear

Nicole - posted on 12/24/2008

What i love about the learners is that they have side snaps so you don't have to pull the wet trainers over the legs. And they are organic with no synthetic materials. Very absorbant too, we use them on our ECing 9 month old daughter and used them until my son was potty trained.

Sarah - posted on 12/23/2008

Sorry I don't have any advice for you, since I didn't start using cloth until my oldest was already potty trained during the day. But I am interested in what people think, as I will be needing to look for trainers for my twins within the next year.
Right now, I have a 3 1/2 year old who is fully potty trained during the day, but is regressing at night. She was in underwear for months, but since she started preschool in the fall, she's been wetting at night again. Anyone have suggestions for a good *nighttime* training pant? My daughter is large for her age, so it would need to fit at least 40-45 lbs. Right now, I just have her in disposable pull-ups with a prefold inside for extra absorption.

Jessica - posted on 12/23/2008

I tried the Imse Vimse trainers and found they did not absorb very much (granted, my son is a heavy wetter). So I just skipped trainers and spent 3 days in the house with my son in underwear until he finally 'got' the whole toilet thing.

Michelle - posted on 12/19/2008

I'm not to trainers yet, but I know many have been happy w/ the Imse Vimse Trainers I carry. http://www.rgnaturalbabies.com/i_88/Imse...

Nicole - posted on 12/18/2008

Little Beetle Learners are wonderful!