Cloth Diaper Fans

Hey cloth diaper fans. I just got my babykins flannel diapers and tried a couple out. WOW! I've always been partial to birdseye and cotton gauze diapers but decided to try flannel. What a great surprise. The feeling of them when they got wet was fantastic. Sort of like they molded themselves and stuck to me. Anybody else find that they have a "special" cloth diaper material?

I have noticed that about flannel too, but i hate to sound like "Debbie Downer", but they break down after awhile. I still prefer the Birdseye diapers. Nothing, though, beats a great cloth diaper!

Oh I love thick flannel and one of the reasons is what you mention--after a while they sort of mold themselves to you. This is especially good when I sleep in my diapers because I sleep on my side and it's nice to be able to mold those warm wet diapers around me in a way that allows me to get comfortable without all the bulk between my legs. (Of course, this means that I have to wet them a time or two before going to sleep, but hey, that just adds to the fun).

Also, of all the types (cloth and disposables) that I've tried over the years, wet flannel just feels the best when I'm getting myself off by "humping" them (and this is even better when you squirt some Baby Magic lotion in them first!).

Hello,i love my cloth diapers too,i have about 1 an1/2 dz of the gauze diapers and some birdseye too.i never tried adult flannel or any kins product.i have 2 adult diapers of a cotton material,not gauze or birdseye,i love to use these in with my gauze diapers at night.they wick really well and hold a lot of urine without leaks.my diapers are so soaked by morning they tend to droop,but still hold more moisture till I am ready to change.

I also wear flannelette cloth diapers which were machine sewn by the brother of a coworker I told about needing to wear diapers. I supplied the material and the dimentions and he made them in thick double flannel diapers with a soaker sewn in and double myself into them over which I wear Fetware plastic panties, either in pink or yellow. They have lasted me for over ten years and they still feel soft and absorbent

thick double flannel diapers with a soaker sewn in and double myself into them over which I wear Fetware plastic panties, either in pink or yellow.

Sounds comfy, Thumper.

I only wear flannel now, but I am sure the Curity diapers we all wore as babies were something else - birdseye perhaps? I any case, I wish it were easier to find adult cloth diapers in stores - more anonymous than ordering off Internet, (ironic, no?) and certainly more fun. Does anyone else feel this way?

I know I can go and buy all kinds of disposables, but I really like cloth and plastic pants. it just feels better.

You would think with all the environmental things , cloth diapers would be easily accessible! The demand for adult cloth isn't there, and the industry for baby cloth is all about the all-in-one diaper now. All about making it easier for the new moms. If the the Assisted Living industry went to cloth diapers, then you be able to find them more prevalent! I work for a company that delivers to these places, and its all disposable for the adults!

I guess we have to keep asking the small businesses that make cloth diapers for adult products. If there is a demand, the diapers will show up. Here's hoping!

I love the birdseye also, I also use the Snappi's instead of diaper pins, they do a much better job of holding the diapers up. I've got my stuff from changingtimesdiaper company.

There are plenty of places to find cloth diapers on the internet. Also on Ebay. You just have to look!

My favorite source is http://www.adultclothdiaper.com/PRODUCTS_2/CLOTH-DIAPERS_2/

also really like http://www.babykins.com/store/adult-cloth-diapers/

I like terrycloth nappies they are nice and soft

Hello all

Just had a look at http://www.babykins.com/store/adult-cloth-diapers/ and see you can get pull up "nappy knickers" or terry pull on pants in the States as well as in Europe.

I've been using these under pvc pants for years with total reliability. I build up the layers as I want by wearing more than one pair ( the outer ones being larger than the inner ones.

The fluffy feeling is fantastic and makes one feel so secure. I've never had a leak and as pvc is odour proof I can have any sort of 'accident' without anyone knowing.

Mummies at our baby parties love them. They can give their little charges laxative suppositories knowing that the desired results will not interrupt their over coffee chit chat. Some of the toddlers get a bit upset when they ask for their potty but are told to go and play nicely. They soon accept it is expected that they use their nappy when their playmates start to jig about while holding their nappy and becoming red faced.

The mummies always comment to each other as to whose toddler has stopped playing and seems pre-occupied. It's so embarrassing when someone turns to my mummy and announces that I look as if my tummy is cramping.

I do try, but the laxative always wins. Eventually I have to relax my tummy and use my nappy. Sometimes one of the mummies will sit one of the younger charges on their lap and cuddle them while they use their nappy

Afterwards, when we are all playing again, the feeling of wet nappy moulding itself to my tummy is delicious. Sometimes I hardly stop playing as I let a returning urge to wet or poop happen.

Cloth pull ups are really the best.

nn

I buy all of my diapers and plastic pants from babykins.com - I especially like the all-in-one pullups. Supercomfortable and hjold a lot. I wear them with a PVC pant over top and in bed I add another plastic pant over them - have never had a problem with them leaking.

I generally prefer birdseye diapers, with gauze second and flannel last. The flannel tends to "pill" and if they're multi-layer the corners get massive balls of fibers in the corner as they wear. Those balls aren't comfortable, so thus my preference for other fabrics.

Binkey

I generally prefer birdseye diapers, with gauze second and flannel last. The flannel tends to "pill" and if they're multi-layer the corners get massive balls of fibers in the corner as they wear. Those balls aren't comfortable, so thus my preference for other fabrics.

Binkey

Great pictures Binkey! Do the rearz diapers really fit/absorb well? They do look nice, and my flannel diapers are needing replacement...

I haven't worn tery or cloth nappies for a while. I must admit I do like the feeling of a terry nappy against my skin.