Best diaper for 24/7 use?

My favourite diaper involves a snibbs tie side diaper cover which holds a cut down standard adult diaper. I reduce the size of the padding to ensure I have a good fit which I can then use without any risk of leakage. The sides are tied tight to prevent slippage and I can wear this under normal clothing without any sign of padding, etc. I feel snug and protected against any little 'accident' which might occur at any time.

In my dreams I would wear very thick terry nappies with noisy plastic pants over them all the time, so there was no mistaking I was in nappies. In reality I wear tena extras during the day and tena maxis at night.

Baby print flannelette cloth diapers and yellow of pink or lilac plastic pants (either plain or with prints)

I think I would use cloth and plastic pants at home,if I could. However to go out in public, I would be comfortable in bambino Bianca's

The two kinds of diapers I would pick would be Bambino Bellissimos (for 'discretion') and double terry diapers (other times), and I would choose pink plastic pants.

The diapers I wear are white but the panties are white also but they sent me a lavender pair which are good.

I would wear, disposables during the day and cloth diapers at night. However the type of disposable is a tough choice ai can't make right now.

Easy one, cloth with pink nursery print plastic pants. I will say I occasionally will wear Dry 24/7 but still with plastic pants

ABU's with pink nursery print cover

Hi all,

I have not seen for quite some time, a post anywhere which talks about what diaper is best for first going 24/7. My theory is to use a goodnite, or a underjam of the likes till you start wetting all the time. Then switch to a tape diaper when at home and keep the pull ups for public outings when you need more discretion. What of some of your thoughts on this?

On the contrary, I'd say start with a tape diaper - to get to 24/7, you need to be very comfortable wetting yourself, and kids' products like GoodNites and UnderJams aren't gonna give you the level of protection that you need there.

I'd also suggest that pull-ups are really only useful for the medically incontinent and those who have untrained. I'm in the latter category and pull-ups really only started being useful after I lost my toilet training, because continent person wetting patterns are different from incontinent person constant wetting.

Tena Slip (any kind).

Abena with blue, molicare with pink.

Leak master flat diaper with pastel plastic pants.

Changing times gauze diapers with Dundee baby diapers stuffers with soft plastic pants overnight.

Abena X plus, dry 24/7's, or north shore supreme's, during the day. I can usually get 10 hours out of any of those day time diapers.

24/7 here, and would have it no other way

All I use is cloth gauze or twill prefolds with toddler prefolds inside for soakers.i wear cloth at night and when away from home.i just ordered muli-layer cloth training pants for day time wear at home to catch those little leaks.i always use plastic pull on plastic pants and diaper pins with snapis to keep my diapers tight.i prefer blue color,but all mine are currently white.

My experience has been that the functionally best diapers for 24/7 use are the thickest ones.

In my experience since becoming partially incontinent in 2010 through no choice or falt of my own disposable diapers are the best and here's why.

Type: Disposable Diapers

Advantages: more comfortable and absorbent, easier to change in and out of relatively quickly easy to readjust and to tighten up if nessisary handy pack sizes and instructions and the biggest advantage is there's no needles or pins to contend with and easier to conceal than cloth diapers.

Disadvantages: Not as breathable as cloth, Tags although adjustable do break or tear off, More risk of developing diaper rash, the cost they are expensive to keep buying all of the time and in some cases are not so easy to get a hold of from pharmacies without a perscription, stigmas they are seen as not as environmentally friendly.

Type: Cloth Diapers

Advantages: They cost less and are readily avaible without a perscription, they are seen as much more environmentally friendly so less stigmatisum is attached to wearing them, easy to reuse and wash afterwerds.

Disadvantages: Pins or needles for fastening up so Unless yours pro you keep getting nipped or pinched by the pins or fastening needles, Rash is actually worse because they are not as absorbent so tend to keep wetness or mess in them for longer, chaffing they tend to rub more against the skin and this is not a good thing, Not as easy to conceal so the risk of discovery if placed in the wash at hotels is much greater and this can be very potentially embarrasing if you don't want everyone to know that you wear diapers, they don't come in handy pack sizes unlike disposable ones, if you have allergies cloth is worser than if your in disposable diapers in general.

Anyway these are my reviews of both types of diapers and are based on my personal preferences if I have left anything out or maybe offended anyone please let me know so I can modify this post/reply.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

Cloth with plastic pants overnight and quality disposables during the day.

My everyday pant is blue ice,overnight is rubber bloomers ,however I also have orange red,gray,green,beige ,purple,yellow,white,pink ,silver,gold,black

The black are for sick days if I use anything with petroleum in it ,they get washed separate from my others as do certain diapers having designated sick day stuff protects the rest of the Hurd,

Best diaper? Cloth. I really dislike disposables and avoid them if possible. I kinda wish disposables were never invented lol. The plastic pants? I'd probably melt down if I couldn't enjoy the endless variety. But I usually use frosty white though. Just something about that color that says "diapers and plastic pants". They're just so clinical and purposefully colored to do a job. They scream Wetter! I look down and see the seamless plastic and tight elastics sealing everything in. I get a feeling of being trapped in them and the result will be a wetting incident that's beyond my control. Frosty whites are semi transparent so when I wet you can see my diaper dampen and take on that yellowish stain. If anyone looked they could tell when my diaper is wet. "Oh. I see you've peed you diaper again. Go to your room so I can get you changed. Can't you control yourself!"

If you are being punished then girl diapers with pink plastic pants

I would go for terry nappies they are nice and bulky and cover them with a pair of pink frilly baby pants

If I HAD to wear plastic pants, that would likely mean I was being punished. If my wife is going to punish me, I'd love for her to present me a pair of pink plastic pants with ruffles.

I prefer cloth diapers over disposables. So for me I would choose cloth diapers with blue plastic panties. I have a mix of boy and girl print cloth diapers. I wear blue or white plastic panties over the boy prints and yellow or pink plastic panties over the girl print diapers.

So for me it's definitely the nighttime gauze diapers and for the plastic panties it's my wife who decides. On weekends, she especially likes to pick up my pale pink plastic panties, the crinkle and rustle a lot when i walk. For my part I like to wear my panties the light blue plastic or my translucent white panties, but again it's always the lady who decides the color of the plastic panties that I should wear over the layers.

It would definately be "blue" plastic pants for me, currently use clear PUL pants but they do take on a blue hue when worn under jeans as the dye seems to transfer a bit.

So I guess I already wear "blue" plastic pants on my nappy.

I'm happy I can now actually give my advice on this one. While I'm not incontinent and don't need diapers I still wear them and I can give advice on what I like to wear. Northshore Megamax is by far of the the best diapers I've ever used. Clocking in at a max absorbency of 6500ml stating they last 12 hours. I assume that is from actual incontinence and not controlled releases. They come in a few different colors. Blue, pink, white, tye-tye, and black. They hold up to my heavy wetting and they wick up more then a few releases. Mind you these are usually full aching bladder releases. My second recommendation is Abena which absorbs up 4000ml. Those I adore due to the simple fact that they don't leak nearly as often as some of my other diapers even under extreme releases. I believe it's due to the material inside bunching up away from the legs and keeping all the moisture away from any possible sit down leaks. They are also much cheaper if money is an issue. I bought 3 packs of 12 for $54.44 on amazon. The single bag of 12 was at $21.99. Where as the Northshore Megamax is $34.99 per pack of 10. I don't know prices from their actual websites as I was more worried on discretion packaging. One of the nice things about order from there is not only that but they offer repeat deliveries on a weekly or monthly basis. Something I might do if I ever get a place to to live with a partner who accepts this side of me.

Please keep in mind these absorbency stats are based on the entire diaper being full not just the front or back of the diaper. If you really need a diaper to last much longer. Get booster pads and use at least one with what ever diaper you are using. I bought Rearz - InControl Unscented Booster Pads with Adhesive Strip (30 Pack) at $22.99. I bought 2 packs of them and they last. Each pad adds up to1300ml (44 oz.) to your diaper and they are worth it. I also have a few really good plastic pants which have saved my furniture more then a few times. These are some of the best https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07R5JHF1L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

BUY A PAIR LARGER THEN YOUR ACTUAL SIZE. Part from that they seal up so well that even a full on leak is contained. If anything you want a plastic pant that fits your waist size while having a tight seal around the legs. If it hurts to remove them because of the impressions on the skin then they are working. I also have found some cloth diaper covers that help to cut down on over heating and can on their on hold just as much if not more then the diapers I use.

Don't skim on your level of protection if you need it get it other wise you'll have leaky legs and a mess to clean up. I failed a few times not paying attention to my own diaper usage. A big hint is if it feels heaving it needs to be changed. Lets just say I'm super glad I don't have a current live in caregiver or my backside would be blistered and most likely my diaper care taken away from me as punishment.

Cloth diaper are by far the best diapers to use anytime of the day or night. Plenty of colors and patterns to choose from and mix it up, along with a vast array of plastic pants in many colors, patterns, shapes, thicknesses and materials. Of course the many types of diaper pins with different colors and childish animal heads are a wonderful addition to my diaper wardrobe. The are so comfortable and feel just like my diapers did when I was young and mom diapered me at night. Can't really stand disposables, but I'm sure they're fine, just not what I grew up with and first began to have sexual experiences wearing and going potty in my diapers.

Pink rumbas over my pink salty dogs cloth prefolds with pink ducky head diaper pins have to be my favorites.