Wet baby each morning

Lisa - posted on 05/19/2009

i had the same problem right from about 4 months old, and i always went one size bigger for the "night time" diaper and still do it to this day... i am in Canada not sure if in the US huggies and pampers are different but we have a huggies supreme that i used a bigger size for at night and not once has he woken up wet..

Lauren - posted on 05/15/2009

We had the same thing happen to us with my son. All we had to do was go up a size in diapers. She is probably just outgrowing her diapers.

Jessica - posted on 05/15/2009

I know cutting off any liquids after a certain hour of the night sounds mean, but I prefer it. Think about when it's time for potty training, if she's already in the habit of not drinking right before bed, there will be less accidents then as well.

Cathy - posted on 05/15/2009

Try the Huggies Overnighter Diapers in the same size that you use for your regular diapers. Toys R Us has the best price for the jumbo packs in my state (Hawaii) I had the same problem with my son from 4 months old. He's 15 months now and haven't had a problem since.

Shea - posted on 05/09/2009

Luvs! Nothing held in my daughter at night. But they're cheaper than other brands and work amazing! She hasn't wet through since.

Laura - posted on 05/09/2009

Maybe try her in a 4+ or a 5 nappy at night (personally i prefer huggies but each to their own) and also maybe give your daughter her bottle with her dinner instead of just before she goes to bed.

Joeline - posted on 05/08/2009

They are hard to find. But Huggies makes a night time diaper that is not a pull-up like other night time diapers. They are more expensive, but cheaper than using two regular diapers at night. We also make sure that it is secure around the leg before she is in bed.

Mary - posted on 05/08/2009

I have also heard of people putting the rubber trainpants on over the diaper. It at least keeps the bed and clothes from getting wet.

Katie - posted on 05/08/2009

my son wears 4 during the day so I started him in 5's at night because he was doing the same thing.He hasn't wet through his diaper yet but we also don't give him anything to drink after 7 pm(he goes to bed at 8).

Mikayla - posted on 05/07/2009

I also had this same problem with who is now my 3 year old but and i tried different types of diapers also and my grandmother told me to do this.....1 hour before she went to bed not to give her anything to drink...i know it sounds mean but she did perfectly fine. She was a year old at the time.

Pamela - posted on 11/05/2008

This started happening with my son a few months ago as well. I use the Huggies overnight diapers and they work great! (worked with my first son too.)

Sarah - posted on 11/05/2008

A friend of mine would put a pad in the front of her kids diapers at night, she swear by it, I've never tried it though. I don't think pampers hold as much urine as huggies do.

Sarah - posted on 11/04/2008

May be she needs a bigger diaper, I always go up a size when it hits right at or below their belly button. I used Huggies Overnights for Spencer. I used them on my daughter, too when she was a baby. They are great, never leak, they hold twice as much. They are expensive, but they last a long time, since youre only using 1 may be 2 a night.

Deb - posted on 11/04/2008

I have had this issue with both of my kids--one boy and one girl. Usually it was a good indication that it was time to move up to the next size, but I also found that the Huggies Overnight diapers worked great! The maxi pad suggestion is a new one to me--innovative! Good luck!

Danielle - posted on 11/04/2008

We have this same problem with our son and I have been buying the "overnight" diapers for him. He still is wet once in awhile but for the most part they have helped! Or you could try the training diapers, they are fairly thick too!

Heidi - posted on 11/03/2008

Thanks for the suggestions, we'll try them!

Becca - posted on 10/31/2008

This sounds ridiculous, but it worked! I had a friend who was having the same issue and she just stuffed a maxi pad in sideways in the front of the diaper and it worked great.

Michelle - posted on 10/31/2008

I have that problem on some nights with my daughter. She sleeps on her belly so I know that can't help (everything runs forward). On the mornings she is wet, 9 times out of 10 it's her waistline that's wet. I like the trying a bigger size idea, even if it's just for the night time diaper. I'd be curious to know if the pullups hold more peepees than diapers?!

Sara Jo - posted on 10/30/2008

are the size 4's the right size diapers? with my son we had this problem and we went to a bigger size diaper- it helped a lot