Night Diapering: $40-$90 

In nearly four years in business and 3 diapered babies, I have learned that night diapering scares the bejeebees for some caregivers.  But night diapering isn't rocket science.  Just pair your baby with the right level of absorbency and top it with an appropriate cover to ensure moisture stays in the diaper and not out onto the clothing or bed.  

Standard Pocket Diaper $17-$22

Some babies do just fine with a Pocket Diaper whether sized or One-Sized and an extra insert or two.  Extra inserts can be microterry or hemp although hemp is often desired for its trimness and super-absorbency.

 

Fleece Cover $18-$25

For heavy wettering babies the standard pocket diaper may not offer enough protection.  Covering the diaper with a Fleece Cover can provide the barrier needed to keep the wetness in the diaper.

 

Wool Cover $25-$40

Wool is desirable for the heavy wetting baby.  Wool has the ability to not only repel moisture once it is lanolized but also to absorb moisture and evaporate it off.  Wool evaporates moisture off more quickly than it absorbs moisture and so works as a dynamic system overnight to keep clothing and bedding dry.  Wool can be used over hemp prefolds,  fitted diapers, pocket diapers, and AIO diapers.  We co-sleep and use wool as an extra assurance that our bed will be dry all night.

 

Again, you may not start out night diapering but don't wait to long before you make the change.  Cloth diapering has been the solution for many clients across the years whose babies continually leaked when using paper diapers overnight.  

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