Question about wool pants for night time

[jbintz]

Do items like the stacinator keep dc feeling dry all night or just keep the bedsheets dry?

My son can hold a size 6 all night BUT he is disturbed by wetness so naptimes or bedtime if I put him in cloth he doesn't sleep as well. I really want to use cloth at night.

What keeps him feeling drier?
Thanks
Jana

[MommyAllison]

Hmm my DD is much younger and doesn't care about being wet yet, but I'd try fleece (100% polyester) or wool pants and see if he likes them better. Since wool is pretty pricey when you're talking pants, you could try recycled longies from somewhere like www.hyenacart.com/woollybottoms If you just want a soaker and not pants, I don't have suggestions :) we just use wool pants as jammies! HTH!

Allison
Mama to DD 11/05

[mudder17]

You'll want something like fleece-lined diapers to wick away the wetness. But you need to make sure you have enough soaker material (i.e. the diaper) to absorb all his wetness. If he oversoaks the diaper, then the microfleece next to his skin won't have anything to wick away the wetness into, if that ungrammatical sentence makes any sense. :P


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