Suspenders

[babyjoe]

I have worn cloth diapers with plastic pants 24/7 for a little over eight years. Before that it was every night and days when I could. Latrly I have been having a hard time pinning them so they don't droop to much. I read somewhere about using suspenders to hold diapers up. I bought some clip on ones and some oversized pullup cloth diapers. It actually works very good. No more sagging diapers. Has anyone else ever tried diaper suspenders?

[Yvhuce]

Hmm... I may have to look into this, myself... I always have a problem with both cloth and disposables wanting to fall down, regardless of how snug they are...

[diapered dan]

I have been using suspenders to help keep my cloth diapers from sagging for years. I normally wear pull ups from comco but every once in a while the real thing is just what I need to satisfy the urge. Be careful not to include your plastic pants when clipping them on for the metal clips can easily rip a hole in the plastic. My wife says I look funny in diapers and suspenders but they do the job and keep me comfortable and the diaper where it belongs and not around the knees.

[Wetdl]

After many years I finally tried (ok made) a onsie, don't know how I got along without it now. Much better, all the way around.

[BriGuy]

Onsies are the next best thing to sliced bread!!

[Angela Bauer]

Supporting diapers to reduce sagging is always a good plan. Clearly that was why Gerber invented the Onesies so long ago.

When I was growing up in the 1960's and early 1970's stores sold small suspenders (braces in the UK) to hold toddler diapers in place.

Back when I was in pre-law at university I sometimes covered my Attends with cotton "granny panties" which I supported with suspenders.

It is hot and exceptionally humid in Los Angeles today. I suspect holding up cotton panties with suspenders would be more comfy than even a thing adult Onesies right now.

[Yvhuce]

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