Recent content by boobybird89

Bottles are too time consuming to drink from. I've considered sippy cups but have yet to purchase any.

I've had similar dreams to that, Wombat. The other part that contributes to my bedwetting is stress.

Serious business, huh Faux?

I definitely suggest the One n Dones by Huggies. I found Target's store brand baby lotion to be rather soothing on the skin and has enough of the baby smell, so store brand isn't always a bad thing.

I got that one too RDBrony. Easiest diapers I've ever slept it.

The Dependeco AIO reusable diaper. They come in all sorts of awesome designs and are super soft and comfortable.

Regardless of what people think of the name change, this sue happy world nowadays it isn't much of a surprise that it happened. Just gotta suck it up.

A Dependeco AIO with two doublers. Waddley yet comfy and cool.

I'd suggest looking for a medical store close to you. Diapers sold in local retail stores won't hold, though Certainty briefs from Walgreens are respectable though plain on the outside.

Sometimes I wear them as pull ups and others I tear at the sides and use the tabs like a diaper. I've noticed no problems either way. I prefer my Dependecos in term of comfy but these diapers have kept me dry at night so can't complain about them.

Your using Certainty diapers too, zipperless? I tried pooping tonight (my stomach was upset so it didn't take much of a push) and it held okay. I don't do it often because I don't like it and my reason for wearing is because of my weak bladder.

A Walgreen's Certainty. Surprisingly absorbent for its price and unlike the GoodNites they resemble, no leaks.

I get chaffing in any kind of panties, but my legs are used to diapers so I never have problems with them. Not sure why that is.

I agree with rio, I've been using Dependeco PULs since March and can't say enough about them. Best sleep diapers I've ever wore, I don't even notice them and fall to sleep quickly.

I'd suggest a self-service Laundromat since you don't have access to a washer personally. Since you can't air dry, I strongly suggest you put them in the dryer on a low heat and don't overdo it.