Recent content by bambinod

A computer bag might be a good option, depending on your situation. Also, I have a small "can cooler" I bring my lunch to work in, and it's got a subtle area in the top that fits a diaper. And the pouch on the front holds travel bottles of powder etc. If anyone were to get nosey about it I'd...

They're definitely my favorite print. Also, they're the heaviest diaper by weight out of the package of any diaper I've ever seen. So tons of sap. But wicking is still good. They're one of those diapers you can wear to bed, wet frequently, and when you get up you STILL feel dry, even though...

high SAP diapers tend to be pretty stiff when you pull them out of the bag, especially the ones that are strongly compressed in the bag for shipping. (like it's hard to pull out the first one because of how tightly they're packed) Crinklz are a good example. Here's what fluffed and unfluffed...

High sap diapers just be like that. The best I can do in those cases is make sure I've folded a very generous pocket in the front, so that when it swells from getting wet, it doesn't completely block the flow to the back. Also keep in mind that the padding in the back isn't strictly for pee...

these (along possible with the kiddo teddy ultra which I have not tried) are the best quality velcro/clothike diapers I've tried. outstanding capacity and leak protection overnight, though quiet during the day (if you can hide the bulge!)

point down sleep on your back fold the crotch of your diaper into a "V" not a "W" make sure the cuffs around your legs are all turned out properly wear premium diapers with better capacity but avoid high sap diapers with too much swell in the crotch that will block the flow to the back (like...

I suppose in some regards you're "living the dream"

sadly those are the gambling addicts :(

Oh, at first I thought you meant ABU's kiddo model. You mean the Kiddo brand in europe. They do look nice, Id like to try their Junior Plus. Looks like a nice complement to the SDK. Sorry I have no idea as to the sizing,

I've always had difficulty getting to sleep, and waking up frequently. So the name of the game is getting back to sleep as fast as possible. Bathroom breaks were always a very jarring experience, and that walk across the cold floor, the bright lights, the loud sounds, it all woke me up enough...

Thin disposable diapers work fine for most workplaces. They only have problems where you have a lot of physical activity (like a mechanic) or will be sweating a lot (construction). I'm personally wearing Betterdry Day to work and they're great.

I'm glad I only bought a bag at first. I should have had no problem fitting into a large, but nope, not even close. Be sure to go a size up unless you're close to the bottom of the range.

dehydration sounds like a great way to get a pounding headache

I've been wearing 24/7 for several years now, though I don't USE 24/7. I do my #2 in the toilet between diaper changes. Most of my #1 is in my diaper, depending on circumstances. The thing is it's a choice for my enjoyment. If being in a wet diaper is going to be a problem, I hold off on...

I just picked up two cases of Classico All-over Print, for $65 per case. (of 48) $1.35 per diaper is a really good price! They're not considered "premium capacity" anymore, but I can't even get Betterdry Day for that price.