Re: Another Potty Training and Diaper Question

[Guest guest]

: I suggest using the potty topper that goes on top of the regular

toilet. If you use the potty chair they have to get used to two things, not just

one. Also, Huggies 4T 5T are good for Day time, the are pull ups, and

Goodnights pull ups are over night pull ups. Maybe pull ups would be a start

instead

of diapers. Jen

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This comes up on lots of groups. Pampers now come in Size 7. Huggies

still only go to size 6. Amazon and Target have the best prices for

Pampers 7.

- In , " " <pyrgirl66@...> wrote:

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> Hi. I am trying to find a better fitting diaper for my 3 yr old,

> . has mild autism and verbal apraxia plus sensory issues,

> too.

[Guest guest]

And I will ALWAYS tell people to go to Diapers.com and get the Nature

Babycare

diapers-- they are the ONLY Biodegradeable diapers. They are not only the

only ones that are ok for the environment, but they are CHEMICAL FREE 100%

Diapers.com

In a message dated 12/30/2008 2:09:54 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mosense@... writes:

This comes up on lots of groups. Pampers now come in Size 7. Huggies

still only go to size 6. Amazon and Target have the best prices for

Pampers 7.

- In _ childrensaprachi_

(mailto: ) , " " <pyrgirl66@.py> wrote:

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> Hi. I am trying to find a better fitting diaper for my 3 yr old,

> . has mild autism and verbal apraxia plus sensory issues,

> too.

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My 5 yr. old still wears diapers at night and we just get out at Costco and they

work great!  As far as toilet seats - if you decide to go with  over the toilet

one - I have the best one.  It is a seat that has two seats (a normal sized one

and then a child sized one and then the lid - all in one unit.  You just flip to

whatever lid you want to use.  Don't know where you would find it online, but if

you are interested - email me and I can find out the info at the store that I

bought it at (a local child's store.)  Also, I wish that I had a urinal as well

-and I found a site that does sell them for children.  Here it is:

 http://www.allchildrensfurniture.com/-Potty-POTTY-KIT-PPP1002.html

Boys are horribly messy!!!  and I'm so tired of my bathroom smelling like " pee " .

Good Luck!!!

Blessings to You,

 

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From: <pyrgirl66@...>

Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2008 9:30:39 AM

Subject: [ ] Another Potty Training and Diaper Question

Hi. I am trying to find a better fitting diaper for my 3 yr old,

. has mild autism and verbal apraxia plus sensory issues,

too. He is a tall little boy and weighs 43 pounds. The largest

Huggies that we've been using are just not doing the trick anymore,

especially at night. I have been looking into what is next as far as

diapers - any ideas? He's not even close to being able to start potty

training (although I wish he were). I am going to buy a potty for him -

any suggestions on that? I debate whether or not to buy him a little

potty or just try to go with a seat for the regular toilet. Any ideas

or suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[Guest guest]

Thanks to everyone who replied. I did buy some Goodnights today --

sadly, I ended up with the girl version because that was the ONLY

package in 's size. I hope there isn't that much difference! He

doesn't care that there are butterflies on his diaper - he doesn't

notice these things. I didn't find the Pampers in the size 7 at our

little store, but I'm going to Target Friday, so maybe they will have

them.

I looked at the Nature Babycare diapers and they only go to size 6. I

do wish I could use cloth diapers, but I think I'd be doing laundry

round the clock as much as pees. But since he is afraid of the

washer sounds (again), I'm pretty limited on when I can do laundry.

I should have bought stock in diapers a long time ago. has

always been a plentiful peepot.

And as for the bathroom smelling like pee -- YUCK! I have that same

situation. My 11 yr old is a terrible aim. Nothing has worked to

improve it. And there is wallpaper in the bathroom - now stinky as

well.

Thanks again!

[Guest guest]

THESE RUN LARGE--

The Nature Babycare size 6 fits my friend's physically disabled 9 yr old--I

guarantee they would fit your child as well

It's worth a try--

bek

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pyrgirl66@... writes:

I looked at the Nature Babycare diapers and they only go to size 6. I

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I've found absolutely no difference between the boys'/girls' Goodnights...they

both work great! We have 2 1/2 year old boy/girl twins, and they wear whichever

kind we have available (neither really minds if it's butterflies or baseballs).

:-) I think you'll find the Goodnights work really well for overnight. Good

luck!

B.

From: <pyrgirl66@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Another Potty Training and Diaper Question

Date: Wednesday, December 31, 2008, 5:25 PM

Thanks to everyone who replied. I did buy some Goodnights today --

sadly, I ended up with the girl version because that was the ONLY

package in 's size. I hope there isn't that much difference! He

doesn't care that there are butterflies on his diaper - he doesn't

notice these things. I didn't find the Pampers in the size 7 at our

little store, but I'm going to Target Friday, so maybe they will have

them.

I looked at the Nature Babycare diapers and they only go to size 6. I

do wish I could use cloth diapers, but I think I'd be doing laundry

round the clock as much as pees. But since he is afraid of the

washer sounds (again), I'm pretty limited on when I can do laundry.

I should have bought stock in diapers a long time ago. has

always been a plentiful peepot.

And as for the bathroom smelling like pee -- YUCK! I have that same

situation. My 11 yr old is a terrible aim. Nothing has worked to

improve it. And there is wallpaper in the bathroom - now stinky as

well.

Thanks again!

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Bek -- that IS worth a try. I am glad you told me. I wish that

sizes were universal -- it bugs me that some size 6's are more like 4's

and so on. That's for clothes, shoes, everything! I'll give these a

try.

>

> THESE RUN LARGE--

>

> The Nature Babycare size 6 fits my friend's physically disabled 9 yr

old--I

> guarantee they would fit your child as well

>

> It's worth a try--

>

>

> bek

>

>

> In a message dated 1/1/2009 11:39:37 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> pyrgirl66@... writes:

>

> I looked at the Nature Babycare diapers and they only go to size 6. I

>

> **************New year...new news. Be the first to know what is making

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>

>

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