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I also had the same problem with my daughter and I tried the Huggies Overnites a couple of months ago and they are wonderful! She hasn't had an accident since.

I'm with you on that one, my daughter is 21 months and I've been having that problem. I've tried all brands of pampers and so far the only ones working better are the pampers cruisers, and when she wakes up for a bottle in the night I changer her to kinda help. But I don't know what else to do because sometimes that don't work. Let me know if you find a solution.

double up the diapers. Put one that's regular size and then an extra little bigger one. Good luck!

Try Huggies overnights. We had the same problem with the Pampers at night. We switched to Huggies overnights when our son was one, and we have not had a leaky nightime diaper since we switched. He's now 2, so it seems to be working!

Huggies Overnights should do the trick. I use them for my 3yr old daughter.

Have you tried Huggies Overnights? I also have a 22 month old and we haven't had a leak since we stared using them.

My husband works for Kimberly-Clark, so we use Huggies (or Kirkland Best from Costco -those are made by Kimberly-Clark and are in essence a cheaper priced Huggies) all the time. We use Huggies overnight diapers (in a purple package- hunt around as they don't sell them everywhere) at night. I also have heard about Diaper Doublers. They sell them at Dominicks and Jewel. You place them inside a diaper. So, you can use the Huggies overnights and a Diaper Double if you need more absorbency. As you move up in size, they have more absorbency in them, so keep this in mind. Good luck!

We use the Huggies Supreme and have mostly since I can remember. The Target Generic ones were terrible (although their wipes and lotions are AWESOME for a fraction of the price). I'd try Huggies and see how it works.

Good luck,
T.

That happened to my son at 2. We went to goodnights and have not had a problem again. Just like you I tried every brand. I called the doctor and he said I should limit liquid intake starting at 4p.m. I said no way. That was the main time he drank. We can't get him to drink throughout the day easily. So we were not going to limit him. Goodnights have been the only diaper that works and a lot easier than putting two diapers on at once. Hope it works for you. I know how frustrating changing sheets in the middle of the night can be.

Hi L.,

Looks like you have lots of replies so who knows if you will even get this, but I found that Huggies Overnights worked the best. HOWEVER, I HATED having to store two sets of diapers, and buy two sets, etc. So, what I have done instead is I just get the Huggies Supreme. They are amazing! Little bit more expensive, but oh so worth it. They feel better, they move better, they don't chafe, etc. And best of all, they hold about two tons of liquid.

My 27 month old is now potty trained during the day so he only wears a diaper at night, and frankly has been barely going overnight lately, so I just bought the Pampers Cruisers thinking that it would be ok. The two nights he has had them on, he has wet through them. The Huggies Supreme's were barely wet.

Well worth the extra couple of bucks. Give it a try.

Jen

Go up a size or try Huggies Overnights. Both of those worked for us. Huggies Overnights are awesome!!!

Huggies has a style of diapers called "overnights." I haven't been able to find them at every store that I've looked in, but Target seems to have them most of the time. My son went through a similar stage, and the overnights got us through. Now the regular diapers seem to be working for overnight again. Good luck. I know what a pain this is!

My son wears a five during the day and a six at night and that works fine with him so you might want to go one size up at night. Also, I have a friend who swears by those diaper doublers. She gets them at Babies R Us or I think she said the grocery store.

I had the same problem with my son. I use the Overnite diapers, PLUS another diaper on top right before I put him to bed. This has worked tremendously.

we have gone through the same problem with both our daughters (our youngest is almost 2 now) We finally ended up with the 'Especially For Baby' (Babies R Us brand) about 15 months ago and we've had NO problems with them :)

I had this problem too a couple of months ago with my son who is now 20 months. A couple of things that worked for me:
1 - WHITE CLOUD diapers from Wal-Mart - both cheaper and effective.
2 - Only at night, I put him in the next size diaper. He wears a size 4 during the day but the larger size 5 helps to absorb more at night, even though he is not yet at the recommended weight.
3 - I cut off his fluids two hours before bed and moved his last bottle of milk to after his nap (around 3:30). I was previously letting him drink it before bed and he was always wet. Now I give him the bottle after his nap and let him sip on water the rest of the night.

Another thing to help you is to layer the sheets on the mattress. It's just a small thing but a time saver from having to pull out the entire mattress every day!

Good luck!

Denise

Huggies makes a size 4 overnight diaper that we have been using - our daughter routinely sleeps 11-12 hours at night and we have had maybe one seepthrough in the last 3 months. You can't find them everywhere but Target usually carries them

My daughter is also 21 mths and my third. I'm not sure why but kids seem to wet alot at night. The only thing I found that works is the plastic pants you put over cloth diapers. All of them have used them at this stage. I think it would be uncomfortable but they don't seem to notice, she even gets them with her pjs now. Hope this helps.

Try using Goodnites. It's an over night pull up. I know it's not a diaper. BUT my oldest daughter had a weak bladder. Had to wait for it to catch up to her growing so fast. We used those and NEVER had a wet bed again. Just a thought!

We use Huggies Overnights. They have silica and it works great. Our son sleeps straight through the night.

You have so many responds, I didn't read them all, but if someone has already said, the DIAPER DOUBLER works for us.
It's just like a maxi pad that you put in her diaper to give it extra padding. You can find them at Babies or Toys R Us in the diaper isle. They only run like 3 bucks for 30 or something of that nature, you'll LOVE them!!

Hi L.,
I had the same problem with my boy and I tried Pampers Cruisers,size 5( he was 22 lbs at that time). It worked.
I hope this will work for you, as well.

Kind regards,
M.

Huggies Overnights. Or if she's large enough, you could try Goodnights, which are the extra-absorbent version of pullups. Those hold gallons, I swear.

My son sleeps really soundly, so for a while when we were having that problem I was changing him at about 10:00 p.m. before I went to sleep.

HI L.! My son was doing the same thing- I bought Huggies 'OVERNITES' (size 4)- they are in a purple bag) I put them on him at night and we rarely have a wet baby durning the night! That's even with a botle during the night too! (my 12 mo. old still wakes up for a bottle in the middle of the night and I don't change him then). They don't have them everywhere, I find them at Target and Babies r us and when I buy them I buy two packs. Hope this helps!

Huggies overnight. I am always hearing great things. Most of my friends have switched for night time with their kids.

I have the same problem with my 20 month - let me know if you get any good replies.

I know you probably know how to put a diaper on but the wet diapers has happened to me I just make sure the flaps around the legs are out not in and just make sure it is on right and really there should be no problems I guess you could try huggies I personally don't like them my kids leaked all the time in these. I hope it works out cause wet beds are not fun to clean up!

I know this sounds crazy, but have you thought about a cloth diaper? They have actually gotten very simple to use - no pins, just velcro, goes on just like a disposable. In any case, we started using cloth "pocket" diapers on our daughter at nighttime, and no leaks at all. The inside of the diaper has a fleece layer, which touches the baby's skin, so it's nice and soft and wicks all of the wetness away from baby's skin, and the outer layer of the diaper is a waterproof, but breathable material (not like yucky plastic pants). There is a big pocket in-between that you can stuff with as much cloth diaper stuffing as you want, so you can customize it for the absorption your baby needs. They are a little pricey, and a bit bulkier than a disposable, but very effective. And if you daughter only wets at night, very simple to wash as well. The kind of pocket diaper I use is called a "Happy Heiny", and you can see them on-line at www.happyheinys.com. Good luck, and I hope you have dry mornings soon!

We use the costco brand and I have never had a problem. Good luck!

Have you tried putting the plastic training pants over the diaper. My niece wears them every night and they don't bother her a bit. It will keep her from wetting through to her pajamas and sheets!

We use diaper doublers. They look like maxi pads. Our son was always wetting through and these seem to help. I have seen them at babiesrus and dominick carries them in a generic brand that work too.

Good luck!

Huggies Overnights are the BEST. You can usually find them at Target. I like the Costco brand for daytime. Good luck!

We use the Goodnites Pullups Underpants for girls. They have several sizes by weight and we have had great luck with them. I think that they are cheaper than the Huggies brand and work just as well. :-)They are cheaper at Walmart than at Target. Though most Targets (depending on location) have the Huggies brand on sale...but I think the Goodnites still are cheaper most of the time. Good Luck!

We use Huggies overnight Diapers and they work great. You may have to go up a size than normal if she has a super wet diaper at night.

The only thing that seemed to help with my toddler was to get the GOODNITES for overnight protection and add in a Diaper doubler to add absorbency. However, there are some nights that the bed- and the baby are very, very wet.

Just keep in mind that this too shall pass!

Huggies overnights! I buy them at target.

We used to fold a cloth diaper and put in length wise inside the other diaper.

Yes, I used to put a kotex pad in my son's diaper for overnight.

I have to cast my vote in for the Huggies Overnights. We had the same problem with my son and the Overnights were the only thing that seemed to hold enough to keep from overnight leaking. He's still wearing them at night (since he's been stubborn about potty training) at 3 3/4 years old.

Hi L.

My toddler had the same problem. During the day, I use Pampers cruisers size 4 and at night I use Huggies nightime (I think that is what they are called). They work great and she has not soaked her bed at night since I started using them. Good Luck

Jen

Hi L.:

I have the same problem with my 21 month old son. I went up to a size 5 in the Baby Dry Pampers and that did the trick at least 90% of the time. He still wakes up with wet jammies once or twice a month.

Good luck!
M.

We use Huggies and have never had a problem.

Also...if the diaper is a tad too big it will leak.

Good luck!

Hi,

I was having the same problem with my son, who is 15 months. During the day, his diapers would be fine but he'd consistently wake up soaked in the morning. We use the Kirkland diapers from Costco, and he had been wearing the size four. I bought the Overnights (Huggies?) in size four and he'd soak through those too! So, even though his weight didn't yet necessitate the size five diapers, I bought them from Costco and they worked. Rarely, his diaper soaked through by morning, but by far he's waking up drier now. So, maybe you could even try the next size up in whatever brand you currently use, unless they're just way too big. Or better yet, if you (or a friend) have a Costco membership, try the Kirkland brand. You can also buy them direct from www.1800diapers.com

I also try now to monitor how much my son drinks. I give him the recommended oz. of milk, and I only give him about 8 oz. of water a day and no water after about 4 pm. He eats plenty of fruits, too, so I don't feel like I'm denying him the fluids that he needs.

Good luck!

Hi L.~
When my son was about 2 1/2 we had to switch his "night time" diapers to Huggies. I was able to use the generic Walmart brand all the way up until then. But all of a sudden when he was about the same age, he started wetting his diaper an awful lot at night, so we tried Luvs and Huggies. For us, the Huggies just worked amazingly over night. I'm not one to spend a fortune on diapers, so I used those strictly for over night only, and stuck with the generic walmart brand for during the day time.
Good luck!!
J.

L.,
I have had this same problem with my 21-month old son. What has worked for me (usually) is the nighttime diapers. Have you seen those? I know they aren't in every store. I have also gone up to his next size. They definitely help, but we still have "pee throughs" every now and then.
Hope that helps!
A.

We use Huggies Overnights and have had very good luck. They are certainly more expensive than a regular diaper, but to us, they've been worth every cent.

Wow! Lots of Huggies Overnight-ers! For a different idea... We use Pampers Cruisers, even at night, because they are made for moving around. My 16 month old really moved alot at night, and we had the same problem, but these have solved it! Have you tried stopping her liquids at a certain time, maybe an hour and a half before bedtime? Good luck!
E.

Hi L.
I second the cloth diaper idea (it's what I use exclusively) - I've never had a problem with leaking. We use "wonderoos" pocket diapers at night and stuff them with 2-3 Cotton Babies Microfiber Inserts. They're VERY absorbent. The hemp inserts are also amazingly absorbent. See http://www.jilliansdrawers.com/tutorial3.html for good info about cloth diapers if you're interested. The diapers snap and they're easy to wash - just soak them in a little baking soda and water to neutralize the urine and wash them in hot water.

How much does she weigh? My son is only 13 months and he wears size 4 but we are about to go to size 5... But not because of leakage just because he is growing so fast he is about 26 lbs... I use the babies r us brand and I love them... I have never had a problem with leakage.. I recommend that you try them..
good luck,
P.

Try using huggies overnights. They start at size 3 and go to size 5. I've also used pull up overnights that are in my 20 month olds weight range. They fill up, but they don't leak! Good luck!

Based on how much she weights, you might even want to go to a size 5. My daughter weights 26 lbs and just turned 2 this month, and we really like the Huggies SZ 5 in the red and white box. Good Luck!