Diaper Recommendations?

[dlsafrica]

Okay. So here are my parameters... (I am getting more money a month soon so can actually budget for diapers without worrying).

First, last month I tried Comfrey for the first time. Used one diaper -- absolutely hated it... It's far too thick. I don't actually feel wet. The discolouration of the front of a diaper is a big thing for me. It is the first obvious sign to the outside world that there is a lack of control.

Please recommend something that is thin (or thinnish) but super absorbent (the one I used five years ago doesn't seem to be available anymore), etc times two. Actually, anything along those lines that works for you. I don't like leaks. And I like to be able to sit or lie or walk in a fully wet (by my definition, full bladder load) diaper for 24 hours before changing (think I've done that a few times and it was absolutely fabulous not to have to worry about leaks or anything).

I will be in a position to budget for it some time before next weekend I hope, so any ideas would be welcome.

[Joep]

North shore MegaMax or the supreme


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[dlsafrica]

I'll have to see what is here in South Africa but most of the brands people talk about are here so I'll try. I'll look today and if I find something that works, I'll get it tomorrow or later in the week. (It's Monday here now)

[Rachael-Little]

I agree with the Northshore been sleeping in them for months.

No wet beds at all, super absorbent 

[olympus]

I would recommend the Abena level 4. They have very good wicking qualities which allows use of the entire diaper. Also they really show your wetness.