diacuteper Posted Wednesday at 03:46 AM Posted Wednesday at 03:46 AM As it's easy to soak a pull-up fairly fast. I was wondering if anyone has tried wear a pull-up under their diaper to act as a booster? I never felt like actual boosters improved absorption as it just seems to make the diaper leak faster for me. Filling a diaper without leaking is much easier without a booster for me.
Badbunny Posted Wednesday at 04:08 AM Posted Wednesday at 04:08 AM Only seems to work with diapers that have taller leak guards otherwise they just swell up and can leak. At least that has been my experience with wearing a pull up as a booster.
Goodnitesboi Posted Wednesday at 05:07 AM Posted Wednesday at 05:07 AM I've done it a few times. It works better if you cut holes in the pull up before putting the diaper on.
tigercub59 Posted Wednesday at 10:34 PM Posted Wednesday at 10:34 PM I do it sometimes when wearing a cloth diaper. I use the ones I get from thrift stores and also line it with a booster, usually a cloth baby diaper, that way it can last all day without leaking. It makes it really thick enough that I waddle sometimes.
justagirl4fun Posted Thursday at 08:42 PM Posted Thursday at 08:42 PM I tried it once. It was a failure, and personally I found it to be uncomfortable. If you do try, there are a few things to keep in mind. One, the crotch of the diaper should be wider than the pull-up. Two, the diaper needs good standing leg guards, and the pull-up must be contained inside the leg guards when you put the diaper on. Three, in order for the wetness to go from the pull-up to the diaper you have to cut slits or holes in the outer cover of the pull-up.
technomonkey Posted Friday at 03:11 AM Posted Friday at 03:11 AM pulls-up's are just big bladder pads once you take the stuff off like waist band. I had a case of pull ups that was given to me years ago i cut up and used as diaper suffers. i took box cutter knife and made little slits in bottom of pull up. works great for cheap diapers that don't hold much.
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