Booster pads

Wondering how many of members use booster pads in their diapers? ?

I do...thick and bulky!

Sometimes I do, it depends. I've found that a lot of boosters can be too wide to where they extend out over the leak guards and then, well, leak. Depends on the diaper though

I get mine from Babykins in Richmond, BC. They are thick cloth, great for absorption and dry in reasonable time.

http://www.babykins.com

Yes sometimes I like to wear a booster pad at night in bed when I won't a nice thick diaper. Although I tend to over wet because the booster pad is there and leek into my plastic pants. But I love it.

I bought some of the Bambino Booster Pads when I ordered my first few cases of Bambino Diapers. They have a very similar scent much like the Pampers of old. They also add the bulk of the old disposable diapers of the late 70s. Good product in my books. Give them a try!

Yes - usually two at night, either from Snap-ez or Babykins

No leaks with those inside

Yes! I use boosters in night diaper; a must have to prevent leaks by the morning. Depending on mood, one or two inside a night diaper.

I'm all about ridiculously-thick layered diapers, so using a booster pad when wearing a single diaper is pretty much a given.

When wearing layered diapers, boosters are great for maximizing capacity and bulk.

When I go #ridiculously_thick_diaper, I use booster pads to bulk up the front of the diaper, and especially across the hips. All disposables go down to a thin layer of plastic around the hips, so no matter how many layers you put on, your hips never get padded. I use boosters so I can be thickly padded all around. ;-)

Sometimes as I like my nappies to be noticeable.

Yes I use booster pads. I wear thick cloth diapers and add 4 toddler size prefolds every night and double my adult prefold diapers too. Use plastic pants over them, sleep all night long with no leaks.

I use high absorbent guards for males in my cloth diapers and pull-up Depend's. That way when it gets soaked I can pull it out and dispose of it and have a some what dry diaper for the rest of the day.

I use them but not all the time. I usually add booster pads to increase the bulk as I like thick diapers when at home or when wearing a single diaper outside.

I never fail to use two booster pads with a night diaper. Never have any leaks. Thick cloth is the answer to leaks: too little and no matter what plastic is over top, leaks will happen.

Cloth diaper always get 6-8 toddler prefold diapers as boosters for me. I usually wear cloth diapers at home.

Sometimes I add 1 or 2 Huggies size 6 diaper with all the elastics removed and the backs slit inside an adult size disposable. It depends on which diaper brand I'm using and what the circumstances are.

Binkey

On the rare occasions when I wear disposables, I like to put a cloth booster pad inside. Not so much for bulk, as much as because the wicking action of the cloth helps distribute the pee throughout the diaper more evenly.

For overnite I now use Tranquility ATN with a booster, after years with Depends briefs also with booster. I initially used Pampers Extra Protection, Huggies Overnites, size 6 with the gathers and tabs ripped away, and small holes poked in the back with a sharp knife (small holes hardly let any SAP crystals out as compared to slashes). Or Goodnites, they absorb more but slower, so I ended up having leaks more often with them.

Now I mostly use NorthShore Care large booster in the ATN, or more recently no booster needed with the Seni Quattro which is great and very comfortable. The NSC booster is good but doesn't feel as dry as the Seni.

I do for the in mess them and it makes cleaning my cloth ones easier. Before i would get some staining, now i just swich my booster and the potty and throw the boost out and the cloth diaper in the pail.

I wear booster pads almost always for my nighttime nappies - the thicker the better! Not necessarily because I need the absorption but just because I love the feeling of them.

I have made my own booster pads of paper towel and plastic wrap. for use in my jammies when holding suppositories, in case of leaking. I hadn't heard of them till now, though.

Normally I wear Tranquility atns and I would use a Depends diaper under them as a booster with holes poked in the Depends

I had some prevail pull ups Max absorbancy that i didnt' want to go to waste so i removed the under ware part and used the center in my cheap diapers for extended use. They worked the best in the Attends Waist band briefs and or the CVS brand... Still didn't compare to my Dry 24/7's or Molicares but did the job...

I use them all of the time. I enjoy a thick diaper and Booster Pads help make the diaper thick while at the same time giving it more capacity.

I always do when wearing cloth, which I prefer over disposables. I have also been wearing the booster pad in a pair of cotton briefs under a disposable. It feels better, and it keeps everything close to the skin, and it really adds capacity to the disposable as well. The pad is much easier to launder than the complete cloth diaper, and the sensation is a close second to complete cloth, although still not as good.

I use at least one booster pad in every diaper. So the diaper is thicker and hold a lot more.

I use Poise or Tena overnight pads, they're cheaper.

I use Abena maxis, usually.

In the past I got boosters from my local pharmacy. They were generic branded and designed for baby diapers as a booster, so no need to reinvent the wheel.

I have also used baby diapers as boosters, having trimmed off the tapes and cut the leg elastic to flatten them.

I always use boosters or just wear multiple diapers. Thicker the better for me. How I love that bulk between my legs.

I think that booster pads are a great addition to any diaper. They add to the bulk which is always a good thing in most DLs minds and they also add to the amount of absorbency. I tried a variety of different ones and have settled on the Tena Over night Serenity brand. They are very thick and hold an amazing amount for a pad. They are rated for 2 cups or about 16 ozs.but sure seems like they hold more than that. They have a plastic 'stick on' strip to hold them in place. I remove the cover strip then poke holes thru the sticky part which allows the moisture to soak thru the pad to the diaper. Works great and holds an amazing amount.