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1yr old Daughter is waking up soaked every morning?


7 Responses to “1yr old Daughter is waking up soaked every morning?”

  1. Mama to 2006 & 2008 says:

    They have things called "diaper doublers" which are basically like maxi pads that you put inside the diaper to add absorption. Around 1 is when they’re sleeping longer periods and taking in huge quantities, it’s normal to go through periods of soaking through. Try limiting the liquids that she takes in at the 7:30 feed (eg. give her a full glass at dinner at 6, but then only give her a couple ounces if she needs a 7:30 snack. If 7:30 is your dinner time, then try giving her less milk at that time). Most of the fluid should pass through in 1.5-2 hours, so try changing her right before bed so she’s completely dry when she lays down. Eg. bath, pjs, story/song, etc. and THEN change her one more time before putting her down. It seems like a waste of a diaper because she’s probably not *that* wet between bath and bedtime, but if it cuts down on the amount of laundry you’re having to do every morning, it’s worth it!

    Edit: I also use "The Ultimate Crib Sheets" which are a waterproof pad and sheet in one that sits on top of the regular sheet and snaps on the crib bars so you don’t have to go through a lengthy changing process. http://www.amazon.com/Basic-Comfort-Ultimate-Crib-Sheet/product-reviews/B00003XAKP

  2. lisa mommy says:

    i have doubled up on diapers! too catch the excess that comes out

  3. hot12flirt says:

    get up in the middle of the night and change her….just like the good ol days…lol…i gotta do that with my 11 month old son…

  4. jedh says:

    what about folding a smaller diaper (inside out) so that the absorption layer is still against baby’s skin and put a regular diaper over top. I have not tried but someone did recommend this to me when my son was leaking through. (A bigger size helped us with our problem).

  5. She is my Sunshine says:

    The pampers overnights worked for me, but, if they didnt I think I would double up too

  6. Erin H says:

    First off, believe it or not my best experience with keeping my son dry has been using the babies r us supreme diapers (they have a regular and a supreme) These are SO very absorbent, they are the only ones I have never had an overnight leak with knock on wood, and the price is great. Also, I wonder if you could put one of those plastic covers over her that people use for potty training or cloth diapers. Hope this helps.

  7. kaykaybear21 says:

    I had the same problem with my son when he was that age and what i did is used plastic diaper covers they keep all the liquid inside the diapers, and u can get crib sheets that are lined underneath with plastic. and if that fails you may want to start to potty train a Little early

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