How do you manage not to leak in bed?

[Jeanette64]

Hi!

I am new here today but have been experimenting with diapers or nappies for several years. I have a big problem with sleeping in them as whenever I try to relax I always wake up in a soaking bed, so how do you make your "package" leakproof?

Greetings

John64

[SunOfSheep]

Try other brands of diapers, I ware abena size M even tho a size S fits me fine at night due to the larger size rarely leaks when im in bed.

[Rachel Emily]

Simple answer? I don't. I've come to accept leaks as inevitable, so I try to minimize the damage. First, I use cloth diapers rather than disposable. On my bed, I have two or three Chux pads on top of a cloth diaper lying on top of my bottom sheet--unless I wet very heavily, that works most of the time. I do have problems with my PUL pants weeping liquid a bit, however, and making the top sheet wet by contact.

[dljim95]

Cloth diapers and good fitting plastic or rubber pants always work for me

[Kaliborio]

As someone who didn't wet the bed and now does I have to agree that cloth diapers with plastic pants are the best idea - more coverage, more likely to confine your junk in one place if you're male, much of the time more absorbency. I also have a bed pad.

[matt4]

I sleep in plastic pants over my diaper and I have a bed pad.

[dlnoir]

I wear a cloth diaper over my disposable and a plastic pant of course otherwise the cloth is of no use.

This works like a charm.

Aside of the fact that is will prevent you from waking up in a soaking wet bed you can also determine the overall thickness of your diaper and I looks very authentic.

[Baby Brian]

You didn't mention what kind of diapers you use, or what position you sleep in.

I am a side sleeper, and have found that a disposable diaper on its own (even a good premium one) is almost never enough. I did find that I can add a baby diaper booster and

[Jeanette64]

Lately it has been Tena Slip in large and some boosters from Abena and two pairs of plastic pants over the "package".

[jesse78]

I always use a booster pad and wear plastic pants over my overnight diaper. I also use a bed pad just in case

[stevewet]

I wear tena maxi slips, and plastic pants. I sleep on a kylie and there is a waterproof cover on the bed. I don't worry about inevitable leaks.

[Midwest Babygirl]

I have a mattress cover, but since I'm a side sleeper I just hope that the pressure on my bladder wakes me up in time to at least roll onto my back and not leak everywhere.

[stevewet]

I think some leaks are inevitable and it is just part an parcel of being a bedwetter.

[Rob110]

to reduce leaks

[wetatnight]

get the most absorbent diaper you can afford

also baby diapers make good booster pads

[boobybird89]

Absorbency doesn't matter in a disposable. Like others mentioned, if your a side sleeper disposables are much more susceptible to leaks. I find that a properly fitting cloth diaper with a booster gets me through most nights.

[stevewet]

I wear tena maxi slips and plastic pants and only occasionally leak at night

[Craisler]

The only effective solution I've found is to wear a cloth diaper and waterproof pants at night.

[Mywaynow]

I wear disposables, Tenna Ultima, which are excellent for daytime use, but overnight I add a double thickness Tery Toweling Pant and Plastic Pants. That deals with sideways leaks as well as if I have too much for the disposable to deal with, most days both are wet but occasionally it's only the disposable.

[Rachel Emily]

I don't think I mentioned this before, but I'm a side sleeper.

[Guest]

Flannel or cotton lined plastic pants.

[Baby Brian]

On 12/30/2015 at 5:21 PM, xander.williams said:

Flannel or cotton lined plastic pants.

[mahleedl]

I'll add another vote for cloth over disposables.

[PlstkBakdnghtnday]

I point my piece straight down and sleep on my back. That way it all runs down the back of the diaper into the large absorbant area. Still leaks once in a while though and I haven't found anything that works at all when I sleep on my side

[dlnoir]