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.
265570
Are you just trying to make the disposable diapers "cute"??? Because that seems like a wast of money to me. You can get outfits that come with covers. I'm not sure why you would want to use it over a disposable. It works great with prefolds and cloth inserts though! I have two and they've been GREAT!
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
346675
It might depend on how you fold the diaper. We use Snappis and the "newspaper" fold. We haven't had a problem with the Snappi hitting skin.
53112
I had baby swim trunks, so I wore them over this swim diaper. But a bathing suit isn't needed. Without the trunks, he would have just been sporting the baby *speedo* look. :) I put it in the wash with the rest of the baby clothes, but then hung it up to dry.
11675
Yes, you do attach the Snuza to the diaper and put the onesie or pajamas over it. It doesn't seem bulky to me. The Snuza is quite small. And it doesn't seem to bother my baby. I highly recommend this product.
1144657
Personally I would not. I believe it would be too high on the bassinet top and become a safety issue. It works much better after the bassinet has been removed and the baby has moved into the toddler portion size for the playard.
697102
This is just the waterproof shell that goes on the outside of the diaper. You will need the absorbent insides. You have several options here: 1- you can use an old school flat diaper which you fold and pin around your baby. If you use those, you will need "flats" and something to pin them with, either pins or snappis. 2- you can use what is called a fitted diaper. Those are less intimidating than flats. They look similar to the outer shell but are soft and absorbent. They sometimes have snaps on them to close them and sometimes not. If they are snapless, you may want a pin or a snappi. 3- you can use prefolds which are really similar to flats but are already sewn into a partially folded shape. You may want a snappi or pin for these too. 4- you can simply lay something absorbent into this shell without pinning or snapping it around your baby. You can use a folded up flat or prefold for this or a cloth diaper insert (NOT the microfiber kind because those cannot go next to baby's skin, but you could use hemp, cotton, or bamboo). In this case you would not need pins or snappis. I don't like this as much because it doesn't contain poop as well and so poop can get on the cover which means you have to use a new cover. If the cover doesn't get poop on it, you can reuse it. Hope that helps!
1858571
You can put it over the diaper to prevent leaks it works ,well with my son who is currently, potty training at the moment.
32948
No swim diaper will hold pee in, even the disposable swimmies don't hold pee. This does however hold poop. I've experiencedit first hand :-) Definitely works!!
457085
I think it will still work fine. Just as long as it is secure on the diaper.
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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.
1858574
You put them over the prefold cotton cloth diaper to keep the moisture from leeching onto your baby's clothing. If you don't have some sort of barrier, you will just have a wet baby! These are great because they are reusable and easy to wash. They don't last forever though, so don't be suprised if you end up needing to buy more after a few months. This brand is a little more durable so far than the store brand at Babies R Us though so we'll see!
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! :)
1984019
Any kind. They just lay on top of whatever kind of diaper you use. This liner would be between your baby's skin and diaper. They just make it way easier to change a poopy diaper.
1334173
It's not necessary, but if you're using the diaper for urinary incontinence, it will keep him drier and help to keep the fluid inside the diaper. If you're using it for fecal incontinence, I wouldn't necessarily bother, though it wouldn'thurt.
738365
No. It is dangerous. The manufacturers of this product include many warnings about suffication when used improperly. Take a shower when baby is sleeping or playing in her crib. Always hold your baby in the water and always use an infant life vest when near or in the pool, boat, lake, ocean, etc. It is never safe to wear your baby in the water.