my son had that problem, try and push his willy down in the nappy, not pointing up. As he might be weeing up and his clothes etc.. are getting wet. thanks

We had this issue too, you may need to try another diaper, pampers tend to run a little snugger on ours.

Hi
I had the same problem with my 3 year old. The best advice I can give you is make sure that his little penis is pointing down in the diaper not up or he will pee right up his belly!!
Good Luck

the thing that work for me was not to give my son any  thing to drink to close to bedtime  

try Woolworths?Safeway Select brand disposables...the only times they've leaked with us is when I've been a softy and given her 3 bottles during the night (oooHHH the shame LOL),  even with 2 bottles per night (the norm until 3 days ago (she's 18 months now)) she hasn't leaked.  They're only $19.00 per box and I think they're better than Huggies....waiting for the bolt of lightening...almost Sacrilegious LOL....we've dropped back to one bottle per night this week with the help and re-introduction of the good ol'dummy....so far so good.

I was a cloth bum mum and found that changing her nappy before I went to bed, using liners and using pilchers stopped any leaks from happening.

do what i do ,, i change his nappy while hes sleeping in his cot at about midnight ,, by moring time hes still nice and dry ,, the times that i have forgotten to wake up and change him hes been wet and the sheets also in the morning ,, since they relax more at night you might find they also wee more during the night time

I also use huggies . just go in and change his nappies later during the night or early morning

Hi - are his pants damp around the legs, or is he damp from around the top and his pyjama top?  If this is the case, he could have discovered that his penis is now his favourite body part.  Jay likes to 'adjust' his in the morning, and when he wees, some escapes from the top of the nappy and dampens his clothes.  For the past few weeks he has been back in those little onsies (short sleeved jumpsuits), as his night time underwear.  It did the trick, but they are hard to find in toddler size.  Bonds have quite generous sizing, he is currently wearing size 1 under his jammies, and they are doing the trick!  (He is 17mths old).

With Mara when she was a baby I used to get really cheap nappies for night time, cut one down the front, the put another over the top.
Deb

Thank you all so much for your suggestions.  I am going to see if I can get some liners for the nappy for  night time.  That sounds like it might work. 

I will let you know if it works or not.  Thank you.  If there's anyone with any more suggestions, please feel free to add them as well.

xx

I use Aldi nappies and when Josh gets up his nappy is usually full with wee and poo and it still does not overflow

HTH

Hi
We usually use woolworths own brand but not select
They are good overnight
Another way is to buy the special pads they make for nappies by bebes i think they are
They absorb extra during the night
They look a lot like a maternity pad lol
You can buyt hem in most shops like woolworths
Luv Deb

Hi, as it has been quite some time since i used nappies as all my children are older,I am trying to remember the name of the nappies i used,I know they came in a purple bag lol back then.I could only get them from a chemist and were reasonable priced.Have you ever tried the old fashioned plastics as I called them over the top of the disposable nappy of a night .I mean the plastic pants that you put over the top of a cloth nappy.Until I found the brand I used this is what i used to do and it did stop leakage a bit more.

                                                      Cham

Try changing brands, I used huggies and always had the same problem with leakage,  Babylove is good but now I use Aldi brand they are brilliant x

I tried huggies several times and found them to leak on me. The nappy I found to be the best is pampers baby dry, I think I have only ever had two leak on me. As for leaking at night, have you tried to limit the amount of liquid you give your son in the couple of hours before he goes to bed?