What do you use as a booster?

So I've been using night time pads (tena pads, female pads max level) and when I can afford ... North shore booster size large. So what do you use to extend your diapers?

I’m a cloth lover so for me it’s double diapers at night. I add a booster just in case. I use the largest size toddler pre folds for a booster. They work great. Best part is I can stay in my night diapers till noon before they get a bit too moist.

Sadly I have had to resort to using the cut off backs of my daytime Nappies as It is such a waste of padding it may as well be fully used.

The cut off back is placed at the front of my Nappy at night and gets thoroughly soaked come the morning, no dry Nappies ever reach Landfill from my household !

I use Northshore sometimes and use their large booster they sell. It holds A LOT! If I'm wearing cloth, I just use extra diapers to add bulk and thickness.

I use cloth inserts and small cloth contour diapers as inserts. They help a lot, let me go longer between diaper changes and cause some bulging or thickness between my legs that feels good and causes me a little waddle at times when I full.

I use baby diapers, size 6 in my cloth diapers.

I use cloth inserts as a booster as I am a terry nappy user. One insert during the day and two for night time use

I look online for bulk pullups and cut the unneccesary parts off. I start my first diaper every day with 2 of these doublers inserted.

Mainly use large disposable diaper booster pads from Northshore. I have used Tena and Poise female overnight pads when I don't have regular disposable diaper booster pads.

I normally use one booster pad at a time, but will use two for extended wearing time's or heavy liquid intake. The Tena and Poise pads work well, however the regular booster pad are better.

At home I use cloth diapers and have full length non contoured boosters, I wear an ultra rise diaper 2“ inch taller than standard high rise

For going out, Tranquility top liner or Northshore Quattro / Eternadry, depending on how long I will be out.

A booster helps to get a full night's sleep. I use Pampers Size 6 inside my Terry nappy, and it can hold a lot!

The best is it is nice a squishy the next morning! What the Pampers can't hold, the terry nappy holds the rest.

If I’m in a disposable I use the North Shore boosters they do a great job. They seem to be bigger that the competition. I can drive for 10 hours and not need to stop. That’s a big help when you’re putting down the miles.

Whe I’m in my cloth diapers I use a toddler size large prefold cloth diaper. My four ply flat diapers from Adult Cloth Diaper plus that toddler sized diaper are perfect for four to six hours without a leak.

@metoo do you use NorthShore booster pad that lays between leak guards or contour? Thank you

I've always been a fan of just cutting up baby diapers. Removing the elastic and plastic backing sheet (from cloth back diapers) and poking some holes in the bottom with a pin makes them pretty good stuffers. I also got a pack of power-ups from ABU and they're rather luxurious

@diaperuser I use the ones that fit between the elastics. They do a prey good job. with a MegaMax diaper any more would be a waste as I can go for 12 hours in it. After that I really need a change and a dry time.

Metoo said, I use the ones that fit between the elastics. They do a prey good job. with a MegaMax diaper any more would be a waste as I can go for 12 hours in it. After that I really need a change and a dry time.[/quote]

This is exactly my normal diaper setup also. I also agree with anymore would be a waste unless my fluid intake is above average.

A Megamax diaper with a large size booster pad provides all the protection I need and sometimes more. Very seldom I ever have a leak with using this combination of protection.

Definitely a changing is needed anything over 12 hours for hygiene and preventing chaffing and diaper rash.

Lately I've been buying smaller medium sized adult diapers as a booster that fits inside of my large/extra large ones as it works,

as before that I always had to worry about leaks and so here I am lounging around in my private hotel room wearing a pair of Medicos L-XL adult diapers with a medium sized Dr P inside so I won't leak as that's embarrassing to say in the least.

I hope this helps awnser your questions.

I use rectangular inserts : Azipad and Kiddo Mega Booster. I don't think you'll be able to find them outside of Europe.

Ohhh the market prices of Booster Pads, when so many options are available. I always use a Booster Pad as even the best high priced diapers only hold so much in the landing zone. I use ALLOT of diapers per day due to my incontinence. I found the most economical and practical is either Walmart overnight pads or outside the USA Ultimate Overnight Tena Pads. I can easily double my use of the diaper with one pad or will insert two for sleeping. I will cut 3 diagonal slits in them. "Diagonal" so to make is easy to remove the adhesive strip and not loose the fluff inside. Poking small holes is time consuming. Again I use many diapers per day!. The cost to double the capacity is very low. Right now you can get 52 Walmart Overnight Pads for around $15. Price true Booster Pads and it becomes cost prohibited if you use allot.

Ohhh the market prices of Booster Pads, when so many options are available. I always use a Booster Pad as even the best high priced diapers only hold so much in the landing zone. I use ALLOT of diapers per day due to my incontinence. I found the most economical and practical is either Walmart overnight pads or outside the USA Ultimate Overnight Tena Pads. I can easily double my use of the diaper with one pad or will insert two for sleeping. I will cut 3 diagonal slits in them. "Diagonal" so to make is easy to remove the adhesive strip and not loose the fluff inside. Poking small holes is time consuming. Again I use many diapers per day!. The cost to double the capacity is very low. Right now you can get 52 Walmart Overnight Pads for around $15. Price true Booster Pads and it becomes cost prohibited if you use allot.

Under normal everyday conditions I use the Northshore large booster pads., one per diaper. When extended wearing time's are expected I will use one Rearz nighttime booster pad.

These booster pads are insane. They are very large in size and very thick and yet very comfortable with a lite scent smell. They can extend my needs to at least 4 hours more than the Northshore large booster pads.

They swell very well and don't cause leaks being as thick as they get. Just make sure your diaper has tall leak guards that are standing as they should be. Also allow room in pants for extra diaper swelling. There great for wanted bulky diaper wearing time's also.

Usually I wear one or two rectangular cloth inserts inside my cloth prefold diapers for added absorbency and to make it simpler to change if I happen to mess in my diapers, something I don't do often because my wife gets mad at me if I do.

I use toddler prefold cloth diapers for boosters. I use two adult flat diapers and a prefold toddler diaper at night time. It’s really bulky. I have wear a larger size plastic pant to cover them well. The good news is never ever have a leak. Even if I stay in them for twelve hours.

I like the diaper doublers that most of the diaper manufacturers offer. They add bulk to the diaper and make it last longer overnight. Morning with a well used diaper is very comforting as it all swells up. My wife likes to tease me about my big swollen diapers.