Paul

I sympathize with your predicament as I had a similar situation after knee surgery. No sympathy or help diapering after surgery. It was manageable.

Yes they were great no pins. Too bad they are no longer available.

I am using a condom catheter and a leg bag as a more economical alternative to Abena diapers withe recent 30% price hike here. Certainly is a lot less changing. However I do wear a diaper at night either an ABU Space diaper or Abena M4.

Actually no I haven't had any problems with Abena and have used them for several years.

All you need to be out and the tapes let go for unknown reason Has only happened twice and it wasn't cause of a cheap diaper. Once it happens you learn your lesson. Also a backup in the event you can't get to change

30+ years 24/7

A wet Rearz Inspire

I either wear cloth diapers from Rearz or baby pants both are prefolds.

I have found a very simple way to put on a cloth diaper. Simply pin the diaper before putting it on so all you have to do is pull it up. You soon know where to place the pins to get a snug fit. As soon as my diapers are out of the dryer I pin them and put them on the shelf ready for use. Comments anyone?

Rearz cloth diaper.

I have looked at Confidry 24/7 and tried samples and found them over priceced for what they are. I have used Abena M4 for several years.

As far as the cloth pre-fold diapers from Baby Pants vs Rearz. I would go with the ones from Rearz as they a lot softer, thicker and a lot more comfortable to wear as a night time diaper. I have both.

I agree with cottontail I have both, ones from Baby Pants and some Rearz (Pakistan) and I find the Rearz one's much better for absorbtion. As far as finding products made in North America, good luck. We can't even get good quality disposibles even if we want to pay a premium for them, eg. Molicare and Abena.

A wet Baby Pants cloth pre-fold with a Baby Pants snap panty.