What night nappy for a day TT toddler?

[MelZ]

Just wondering if you have any suggestions of what type of nappy would be good for a toddler that is toilet trained?

Are they're nappies heavier/lighter when they are trained?

My dd is well on her way, she just has to figure out the pulling down her pants bit, If I let her have no nappy or pants on, she will use the potty every time without fail, and that includes poo's.

But Im thinking her nappies will start to get less heavy with time.... Could be wrong.

What were your experiences? I have plenty of the OSFM etc etc that we have always used... I also have some 2 VBSN's and a wool cover. They are very bulky though, and Im not sure if we will need all that bulk.

[mum2lucas]

Hmm it is a tough one as Lucas' wetting changes each night I found he went through a stage of out soakling a BBB and wool cover to almost dripping (which never happened before and now it is back to the normal amount and he only wears a pocket for day sleeps and the BBB and wool for nights although I will watch this thread with interest and he is getting a bit too long in the rise for the BBB and they seem to be tight around the leg but gapey at the tummy snaps

[BOB]

Blake is the same (will go if he has no pants on!)

I use a BG with a bamboo insert (BBH fold up usually) but it is not usally that wet when he wakes up. If we can get him on the potty before bed then there is usually only one wee in it. But I have been using this combination on him for 6+ mths with no trouble.

[TwoLittleMen]

DS1 is a very heavy wetter at night but TT during the day, I use BBH bamboo with the booster and I add an extra one on top! Haven't had a leak since using MCN's.

[tiffanysmummy]

Tiffany became an ultra heavy wetter once she day toilet trained. It was as if she saved it all up for nights. We had to use heavy wetter GNST's for a while at night, with BG pockets with the microfibre plus a 2 layer bamboo insert during the day but then she eased right back and we could use Bubblebubs at night, so I think every toddler is different.