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rich115
rich115 | April 2006

Waking Up Wet because of a Full Nappy / Diaper

My 27 month old daughter has been waking recently with her pajamas wet because her nappy (diaper) is full. Several weeks ago this was not an issue, and as far as we can tell she is not consuming more water or milk (though in Australia we're heading into winter so she won't be sweating as much). I've read a tip elsewhere that suggested fitting another larger nappy over the top of her current size, but that sounds mighty uncomfortable for a toddler. Has anyone else experienced this, and know of a solution?

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Aussie-Mum22
5.00 (Excellent) | July 2006 | Aussie-Mum22
hi
does your daughter seem to be eating more than usual, as my son is growing at the moment as his legs are sore to but he is also eating alot more fruit and dairy products whilst he is growing. I hope that helps


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nomes
4.33 (Good) | May 2006 | nomes
Waking Up Wet because of a Full Nappy / Diaper

I had the same problem with my daughter.  I don't put two nappies on her.  I just put the next size up.  So, she wears large during the day and at night time wears extra large. I use snugglers.  my sister needed to do the same with her son, and she uses huggies.  so I feel one solution is just to put the next size on.  Also, with girls, if they sleep on their tummy with their knees under them(bum up) the urine tends to stay more to the front, so fitting the nappy higher at the front works too.(I have been doing this lately after I forgot to buy the bigger nappies when I ran out)



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ClayCook
4.50 (Excellent) | May 2006 | ClayCook
Answer here... http://www.minti.com/parenting-advice/174/Waking-Up-Wet/
An answer to this question has been published here... http://www.minti.com/parenting-advice/174/Waking-Up-Wet/


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