Nighttime diapers

So how does everyone's night time diapers differ from their daytime diapers?

Ideally I'd want my nighttime diapers to be twice as thick as anything I could wear during the day, and very absorbent to hold as much fluid as possible!

Double thick cloth diapers is a must. I wear them on weekends until there soaked.

Usually for me I will wear one or two thick Diapers for bed and during the day I will wear a pull-up to work with some back ups in my backpack in case I need to be changed 😁

I always diaper up thickly for bed time. Its that or a very wet bed in the morning.

2 doulble thick flannel cloth diapers with a soaker sewn in and comco plastic pants do me very wel both night and day.

Tranquility overnight diapers are the best you should try them they are very thick and comfortable

My diaper at night is thick and still nice I also wear plastic pants pull up and I sleep good I wear panties all day I only wear at night I am trying to become a bedwetter

I don't want to have to change to many times during the day, so I have started wearing my night time diapers during the day. This has helped cut down on cost and changes. So nice not having to worry about leaks either.

I wear two cloth diapers and two cloth liners with plastic pants at night and they last right up to after my breakfast in the morning. 😃 😃

I use abriform X Plus at night and day.

I wear the same type of diaper day and night.

For night time diaper, it should have very good ventilation. If not, the diaper will make me feel very hot and I cannot fall into sleep >😢

I wear abena x-plus for night times, and if i wear in the day, then it is the same diaper, only the BEST!

Good question.

During the day I tend to wear Abena Abri-Form Super's since they are thinner, more comfortable for extended wear and as I'm always on the move I need a diaper that allows me to move around and walk comfortably without loosing too much in the absorbency department. since I always keep a few diapers in my camera bag as well as a bag of diapers in my van I'm never without if I need a change which is far more often with a lower absorbency diaper.

For nighttime use I currently use DryCare diapers by Dry 24/7. they have recently replaced Abena Abri-Form X-Plus as my high absorbency/night time diaper of choice as they are better in every way. I just hope Dry 24/7 releases a lower absorbency diaper to replace my Abena's for daytime use.

I only use one tipe of diaper, when i wear then, because i don't need them i use them just because i like them so i just use what ever i'd bought for day or night

A double cloth diaper, with another one as a liner works very well. Must wear plastic panties though. I like the snap on type of plastic panty best. In the daytime, just a double cloth diaper and plastic panties.

For those in the UK, I'm not sure how common they are as I'd never heard of them until they were supplied for me. Have a look at:

http://www.redlandhealthcare.co.uk/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=375

The large size are green and crinkle a lot. They are really thick too so you know you are wearing one !! The absorbency of these is 4250ml, plenty for night time use.

My Night time diapers are a lot thicker than my daytime ones, Usually I wear a tena slip super with some pantyhose over the top to keep it in place....

I agree night time diapers need to be thicker. It's simple arithmetic. I know I go through about 3 diapers on average during my 16 waking hours a day, which means I am changing every 5 hours 20 minutes on average. I can't change at all during my 8 hours of sleep, therefore my diapers need to have at least 1.509 times as much absorbency, with a corresponding increase in thickness.

My daytime diapers are Abena M3s. My night diapers are terrycloth diapers at home. Away from home they're ABU Simple (which I also use for long car trips). Both of those are definitely more diaper-y than M3s - they crinkle, they're plastic-backed, they make you waddle a bit, they expand more when wet. I think with Abena M3s there's no chance that someone looking at you will be able to tell you're wearing a diaper. With ABU Simples, there's a slight chance. With terrycloth diapers there's a good chance.

My nighttime diapers are thicker than the daytime diaper. Although if I'm not going to work or go out in public I'll just wear my nighttime diapers.

Being a DL I have worn a few different diapers. At night I like the dry24/7, tranquility atn.

I sleep in tena slip maxis or Alvita All in one slips which are nice and thicck. During the day I usually use tena slip super slips or tena extra shaped pads and net fixing pants.

For nighttime I wear two terry nappies folded kite shape with a soaker pad with a pair of clear plastic baby pants to keep things in place. I have worn this for ten hours with no leakage also gives a nice bulky feeling. During the day I just wear a single terry or training pants

I try to wear a thicker one for nighttime as I usually wet 2 or 3 times during the night plus always plasticpants over them and a good rubber sheet

My night diapers definitely need to be thicker than my day diapers. It's just a matter of practicality. I can change my day diapers every 3 to 4 hours but my night diapers need to last 8 to 10 hours simply because I won't be able to know when I need to change.

All my diapers in general have slowly been forced thicker as my incontinence gets worse. LittlePawz have been my night diapers so far, but they do a bang up job as day diapers so I'm switching over.

Thick cloth prefold with 3 baby prefold cloth inside with snug plastic pants of bloomer plastic pants to minimize leaks. Quality disposables during the day.

So, I wear betterdry,kiddo, or rearz Inspire + during the day. At night I like to double those with some cloth. ones. I like being well packed for a good night. Every morning are so wet!

Night diapering is a contour cloth diaper with a flat prefold layered and folded as an insert. All is tucked into a plastic pantie

I wear cloth prefolds usually with a couple laid out flat an two folded down the center for soakers,good for 12 hours.

Cloth prefold with doublers, and plasticpants on top. Daytime diaper varies as it depends on how long time I anticipate i will be in the same diaper.

Day and Night difference.

At night I want the maximum capacity that I can get. At night I will use a top quality (and yes more costly) disposable (Abena/Molicare/Tena/Tranquility) and these get 'bulky' but who cares at home at night. I also use boostrer pads at night often.

Day use differs. Often I want a thin and less bulky day diaper. These tend to be the less expensive (thus thinner and less absorbent) disposable diapers. ALWAYS with cotton briefs (long leg) to absorb leakage and plastic overpants (sometime pull up brief plastic overpant and sometime longer legged plastic bloomer style overpants).