What sort of item can you place under the baby to protect the fabric when the diapers leak?
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Just take the fabric part off and wash it if necessary? Or just put a towel or something in there.
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You can use any thing that you would normally use in a crib, you can remove the fabric from the metal pieces and wash it or change it.
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The fabric is remove able and washable. That is never been an issue for me. My baby has never leaked on it
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Generally, my daughter has lined the rock-n-play with a fleece type receiving blanket (as he is still a newborn) which usually keeps any moisture on top...i.e. does not wick down to the surface of the fabric of the liner. If worst comes to worse, though, as others have stated earlier, the entire fabric surface is washable. It would be the same if the infant was in a bassinet...If the diaper leaks, you wash the sheets....In this case, you wash the cover :)
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We just doubled a receiving blanket and put it under the baby for any accidents. The cover can be removed and washed in the washer.
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You can, technically, but bear in mind that the entire diaper gets very wet so without a cover, anything baby sits on will be wet as well - and will smell like pee. Many people swear by wool covers for a breathable option.
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The inserts look to be.....double thickness of white micro fiber....they are sergered around the fabric.My daughter uses them with her little girl. They are very, very soft. The inserts are usable in other cloth diapering systems. The baby is a heavy wetter and has not had leaks. I hope this helps you!
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There is room next to changing pad to place some items. We are still waiting for the baby to arrive, but a wipe warmer is next to it with room for a few other smaller items. Hope this helps!
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Just use real newborn diapers or make a cloth diaper, way cheaper. I have a leftover pack of NB diapers that I saved for my daughter to use on her dolls. I turn the monkey off without taking the diaper off, I just push it down a bit.
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Under, we put it under the mattress pad in case you have a leak diaper or baby get sick, you don't want it getting on the pad.
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I think it is more practical to just place a cloth diaper under the baby or else a receiving blanket that can easily be washed, as opposed to spot cleaning or washing the lounger in the machine. The fabric does spot clean easily.
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Pocket style diaper. They need stuffed with micro fiber inserts or another kind. I love mine!
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I use Rumparooz and Therties Covers. My favorites are the Therties because they are thinner and softer. Rumpareoz look better quality and looks they are going to las t for ever but they are bit smaller and thicker in the elastic leaving some red marks, nothing bad nor painfull. It doesn't seem to bother my baby though he looks more comfy in Therties and they look they are going to fit longer. I don't have leaks in earher one. If it's heavy wetter you can use a Thertie doubler on top and it also gives a stay dry feeling.
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I mostly just used my receiving blankets, and tucked them in at the sides. I bought a small waterproof pad -- I think the kind for a changing table - and slid that underneath. Long pillowcases can also work.
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Hi! I use bum genius organic all in one. These inserts are great. They seem big initially. U cant place it between the two inner linings but u can lay it on top and the diaper can contain it. Its pretty much the diameter of the entire diaper and is a touch longer but I prefer that because sometimes the snaps on the diaper roll in and pushes on babys belly so this is a nice cushion. I made it work and it keeps baby dry at night. A little bulk y for daytime use though.
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You'd want a liner or trash bag for diapers anyway. Otherwise the can itself will start to smell.
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I only used them at night, but for a younger baby (up until about 8 months). I just slipped it over his diaper and it helped prevent leaks onto his pajamas when he had a very full diaper. As he got older and went up in diaper size, his diapers were able to hold the liquid he produced, so I didn't need the vinyl covers anymore.
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It's our nighttime diaper so we use wool longies that we bought on Etsy. They're most affordable there. You prep them then only have to wash once every 3-6 months as needed (unless soiled) since wool is naturally anti microbial and antibacterial. The combo is bulletproof!!
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These would help wick away moisture which is what they do in a cloth diaper to help keep the baby's skin dry. You would probably have to cut them down to size, I would just buy some fleece at the fabric store, it would be cheaper.
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I added extra inserts for more absorbency. And when you're putting the diaper on your baby, grab and kind of tuck the front of the diaper right inside the creases of your baby's legs. Adjust your snaps, you want a snug fit but not too tight.
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Microfiber inserts are the only thing I'm aware of that you absolutely should not put next to your baby's skin. These are velour and so super soft, you'll actually want to put them next to baby's skin! If you're looking for a stay-dry option for night time, you can also cut and finish a strip of flannel slightly bigger than the insert to put between the baby's bum and the insert for a stay-dry feel (also recommended for use with prefolds). Doubled up with a prefold, these work well for night time!