Overnight Leaking - Help Needed

[saschalicks]

DS#1, who is 27 months, has been using Huggies Overnights for almost a year now, with no problem. In the last few weeks we have had a major leak average 3 days a week. Can you help figure out? What should I do?

On another note: Is it possible that this is happening b/c he is cold? He's refusing a blanket at night, and although it's still in the 80's here, maybe he's cold. Or is this an old wive's tale?

[cric]

We buy some doublers and stick those in overnight. You can usually get them at a grocery store (I buy them at Dominck's/Safeway here). I haven't seen them at Target.

Don't know about the cold theory.

[Joolsplus2]

I always pee more when *I'm* cold, lol.
Can you move up a size? Or start using pullups (they have overnight pullups now).
Polyester fleece jammies will stink, but keep him dry when he leaks, at least.

:)
Julie CPS Tech and mom to 3 in seats
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[mommyoftwo]

You could try a couple of different things. Diaper doublers are expensive but you use adult incontinence products instead and it is much cheaper. You could also put a cloth diaper cover over the disposable to prevent leaks. Amelia has gotten a little better recently but for a while I had to use a doubler (cloth because we cloth diaper during the day) and a cover while using huggies overnights. It was the only way we could prevent her from waking up in a puddle. I would love to use cloth diapers at night too, but there is not a cloth diaper anywhere in the west that can contain her pee. :)