Guest guest Posted August 7, 2001 Report Share Posted August 7, 2001 If I have to use a disposable on Susy at night (when she is more likely to get at it than in the day -under a nightie or just with a tshirt) , I put a pull-on (ie no fastenings at all) polar fleece cover over it. I figure the fleece is breathable (and what she is used to at night anyway,) and so doesn;t add to the heat of the nappy, and it prevents her pulling at it in her sleep or when she wakes up. Angi >(snip)Anneliese and Toddler Tim - oh, that's a point, are real nappies harder to take off than disposables? A bit of a yucky incident yesterday.... > >Anneliese if you would kindly furnish me with your poostal address I'll send you some info for your friend. > >With cloth nappies you have lots of options for houdinis including popper fastening and pull on nappies and wraps a swell as neatly rounded Velcro corners. With a disposable you're very limited but I'm wondering if you can put it on back to front as a deterrent to taking it off? If you'd like to borrow a popper fastening wrap to go over the top this would make it hard to get the nappy off. Of course there's nothing like a pinned terry (at the back) and popper fastening wrap for the complete escapologist..... > >Miranda >www.twinkleontheweb.co.uk Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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