should i put this on top of a swim diaper
192276
you dont really have to... it holds everything it should =). Its fantastic and confortable.
192277
this is a swim diaper. I used it alone. Some pools might require doubling up, but ours prefers these over the disposables
192278
I think itself it is swim diaper already. I didn't put a regular diaper inside because this pant is too tight if I put extra thing inside. so far my daughter didn't make accident when she wear it. So I cannot tell whether it can really hold poopoo.
1741652
It's too short for a standard baby changing station. However I found that it's still okay because it's super absorbent and place it at my son's bottom going downward towards his feet and it works great. When he was smaller I set him on top of the entire thing, but it would end up getting his back wet if he peep while I was changing him. Placing the liner by his bottom towards his legs ensures that it will still catch anything "by surprise" and also doesn't get clothes or his back wet. Hope that makes sense.
462165
The little "mattress" or pad that comes with the cradle is water-resistant, so strictly for the fear of leaky diapers, you don't need anything extra. However, for comfort, I would put a cotton/cotton flannel cover on it.
1477195
I think the answer is a little subjective based on the amounts expelled. We bought these for our female when in heat. There were a couple of times that she managed to 'slip out of the hous' before we took it off and urinated in the diaper by accident. It held it just fine but it wasn't a lot of urine either. So it would probably do the job for you and having the two of them, allows you to wash one between the wears or if accidents occur.
1724599
Not really. I bought the ultra plush changing cover pad from Summer Infant and it does not sit well on the pad. It makes the pad look flat, but you can still put the baby and it stays in place. It just looks awkward.
635339
I tried that at first but found it was unnecessary. I just fold the cloth to fit the cover and snap the cover over it. I paired with the thirsties snap cover and have been diapering this way for 18mo.
948081
I honestly don't know. I think that just like baby swim diapers they might not be allowed in some due to the fact that the wee wee and poo poo will still soak through and contaminate the water. Your best bet if you really care about others is to call and ask the park directly, though I'm betting some wear them anyway and just don't admit it. We all know about those that are too lazy to get out and go to the restroom that go in the pool so congrats on being a concerned person! You're a real gem!
1175256
During hotter days I would just put a diaper on my baby with the suit, my baby really took to the suit and became a great sleeper. Good luck!
2064370
A better suggestion is to buy a good quality foam mat that is intended for infants to lay on in the bath. They are perfect for sitting on in the tub. Mine helps me maintain my balance, and I can stay in one place and avoid slipping. It also helps to cushions one's bottom.
1243992
I don't think it would be a good idea. I think the instructions specifically say not to. You would have to either unwrap the wrap too much, which wouldn't be safe, or the baby would be snuggled in too much and could suffocate.
945986
I never did, but I suppose it depends on the baby. If you have a more active baby, then you probably would want to. It is quite deep, too, so that also helps keep baby where he/she is supposed to be.
738366
To be honest I really wouldnt use it in a pool. But it is cotton so it will help in a shower from keeping the baby from slipping. I imagine it that will mark your skin because of the weight when the fabric is wet
32947
These aren't absorbent like the Huggies or similar brand swim diapers, so pee will soak thru. But, they are better about catching poop. The swim school my child attends requires that kids wear two of this type swim diaper when he goes to his lessons. We haven't had any problems with this method.
161377
This isn't the type of diaper that gets inserts, like a pocket diaper, this is just a cover. It would go over a prefold or something similar. Nothing but the cover is included.
339190
Yes. I used cloth diapers and this ointment with much success. In a couple of forums, I have seen where people got a residue using this on rare occasions, so keep in mind that the hardness of your water, what kind of detergent you use, etc can determine whether certain creams will leave a residue or not so my suggestion is to test it out on a diaper first. Happy diapering! :)
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I don't think so, will be too big & this also slid off my dog easily. If you have a boy dog and urine is your main concern then I recommend a belly band. If u have a little girl and need a full diaper you will need something with a chest strap or the ability to sew one onto a diaper like this. I can say that I tried many options before diapering my elderly dog, in the end I wished I had done so much sooner. Would have saved a ton of money on dog walkers that didn't work anyway.
725552
You can put the bamboo side against the baby's skin...just not the microfiber side. These make for a great AI2-style diaper when paired with a cover, and you don't need as many covers this way compared to pockets!