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    Posted: 28 February 2009 at 1:11pm

I know that there are probably loads of posts but haven't got time to go for a search sorry.

My sister has just sent me her fuzzis and peapods to use now her boys are out of cloth, I haven't got any pockets but was thinking about using them for nighttime. Are either of these good for overnight, between us we have heaps of inserts so I don't want to have to buy anymore if I could be using these freebies!

How many inserts and what type do you use overnight? The only time I have tried doing overnight (about 18 months ago) they leaked, but I think that was mainly cos I wasn't putting enough in.

I want to use cloth for both kids all the time not just days, but am nervous as Leah is a heavy wetter at night, Joel not as heavy but not light either.

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I used Fuzzis on Leo overnight from 5-17mths without any problems, but he wasn't a heavy wetter at that stage. I started off just adding a booster and then used a hemp fleece trifold (6layers in total) with a mf insert. By the time he reached 18mths old he was wetting too much for me to stuff the Fuzzi comfortably so we switched to a DB fitted & wool cover.

So really, it's just trial & error! I'd try plenty of hemp or bamboo though, with mf as a top layer (for quick absorbtion).

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I have been looking at wool soakers/longies. My mum knits all the time so thought I would get het to make me some. I could just put them over what night nap I use in case of leaks couldn't I?


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Originally posted by LeahandJoel LeahandJoel wrote:

I have been looking at wool soakers/longies. My mum knits all the time so thought I would get het to make me some. I could just put them over what night nap I use in case of leaks couldn't I?



Yes, definitely! Wool is great and if lanolized it is fantastic for stopping leaks at night


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Cool, will get onto that


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So they are both in cloth tonight. Both in Fuzzis with 2 x hemp or bamboo (not sure which they are) trifolds and 1 3 layer microfibre. This was pretty much all I could get in without the legs really gaping so i'm hoping its enough. I do have a few thin mf inserts I could add, and some thin bamboo ones i could try as well. Will see how we go.


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Originally posted by LeahandJoel LeahandJoel wrote:

So they are both in cloth tonight. Both in Fuzzis with 2 x hemp or bamboo (not sure which they are) trifolds and 1 3 layer microfibre. This was pretty much all I could get in without the legs really gaping so i'm hoping its enough. I do have a few thin mf inserts I could add, and some thin bamboo ones i could try as well. Will see how we go.



Good luck!

One way to reduce bulk at night is to add a mf cleaning cloth instead of a mf insert on top. You can buy them in the cleaning isle at the supermarket or in bulk at Mitre 10 or Bunnings. You can trifold them for a really thin mf layer and they're cheaper than buying an insert. I found them useful for adding to hemp or bamboo when you need a quick-soak layer without bulk.


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I think i've got some of those somewhere...ta for that


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So...we had no leaking, all went well.......YAY!!!! Now i'm all excited about using cloth at night


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Yay, that's great news Lisa!


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