A goodnite little swimmer diaper!

[Firefly 35]

I just figured out something cool earlier today.

[Spiderman]

That is very creative little buddy using the goodnite as a diaper booster pad with the little swimmer.

[Firefly 35]

Do you think it would be waterproof?

[warpiper]

Are you talking about putting the pad part of the goodnite in the little swimmer and asking if it is waterproof? The answer is a resounding no. Swim diapers are not designed to be waterproof, they are designed to keep stool and other solids out of the water, and not swell up with water. There is no super absorbent polymers in them at all. This is not the case for goodnites, which are chock full of the stuff. If you take this contraption into the pool, the goodnite will swell up and likely burst, releasing SAP gel into the pool, clogging up the filters. This will be a pain in the butt to clean if it's yours, or will make the owner of the pool furious if it is not. If you want the feeling of having a swim diaper, order yourself some Tranquility swim diapers from Northshorecare.com. They work well enough, though I would avoid having a BM in them if you can avoid it.

[Firefly 35]

I didn't think it would work in water, but with 4 leak guards, I thought it *might* last a little longer.

[warpiper]

The leak guards aren't what keeps diapers from leaking, it's the stuff on the inside, whether it be the SAP, fluff, design, etc. I don't think that mixing a goodnite with a little swimmer is going to have the effect that you want. You're better off getting something made for an adult, such as the Always Discreet underwear which work really well and can be purchased in stores, or go all out and get some stuff online. If pull ups is what you want, the Northshore Gosupreme pull up is more like a pull-on diaper than protective underwear, and absorbs a bunch.