Newbie questions: chafing, boosters

[Lusie]

Hi.

[erevu]

Premium diapers should be loads better. Store brands are awful as a rule.

Boosters have an adhesive strip on them. You put them in your diaper adhesive down, and they stay in place.

[BabyTara]

Boosters have an adhesive strip on them. You put them in your diaper adhesive down, and they stay in place.

[Lusie]

Thank you for replying.

[BabyTara]

Thank you for replying.

[rusty pins]

Or, another suggestion.

[Thad]

it could be that your allergic to disposables, if you try the premium and still get chaffing then that might be the problem. just a thought.

[Lusie]

That is a great idea to try wearing underware under the diaper!

[BabyJune]

I make absorbent "boosters" or "diaper doublers" out of a material called Zorb. I sandwich it between a couple layers of Birdseye diaper fabric--Zorb isn't supposed to be used against your skin. Zorb 2 comes already layered. I suppose you could make those soakers and use them with disposable diapers although I use them with cloth flannel diapers and waterproof pants. Chafing issues might not be the material itself as that is caused by rubbing motion and not the content of the diaper material. A rash would be caused by material allergy or irritation from contact with urine/feces. Diapering really is a science, isn't it? Hope you find a solution.

[Hookedondiapers]

Cloth boosters work well inside disposables.