pee everywhere!

I put my 17 month old in overnight diapers because he was soaking through normal diapers. Well now hes peeing through the overnight diapers. Ive tried limiting his water intake right before bed with no luck. What can I put him in that he wont pee through??

I never had that problem w my LO. Have you tried getting them to go to the bathroom just before bed, or are you starting to potty train at all?

<blockquote><b>Quoting GavinsMomJohnnysWife:</b>" I never had that problem w my LO. Have you tried getting them to go to the bathroom just before bed, or are you starting to potty train at all?"</blockquote>




I have a little potty but hes not interested so I haven't pushed it

go up a size for bedtime. If you have no problems during the day keep using the same size for daytime.

Quoting Momma Loves Her Boys:" I put my 17 month old in overnight diapers because he was soaking through normal diapers. Well now hes ... [snip!] ... diapers. Ive tried limiting his water intake right before bed with no luck. What can I put him in that he wont pee through??"

A cloth diaper..

Fitted hybrid maybe, with an extra doubler (bamboo) and a wool or PUL cover  

Guarantee it'll keep your LO dry.

Change his diaper at night.

try to get him to pee on the potty or toilet before he goes to bed?
or you getting up in the middle of the night to change him? (2nd option isnt fun at all sorry)

<blockquote><b>Quoting Vivian [♥]:</b>" Change his diaper at night. "</blockquote>




I change him right before bed. Im not going to wake him up to change him though. Hes just starting to get over his sleeping issues

a grocery bag ;)

LOL try upping the size of his diaper for night time. Most times DD leaked it was resolved with bigger diapers

<blockquote><b>Quoting Amanda.M:</b>" go up a size for bedtime. If you have no problems during the day keep using the same size for daytime."</blockquote>




I tried this but had problems because theyre too big so they leak  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Ecstasy:</b>" A cloth diaper.. Fitted hybrid maybe, with an extra doubler (bamboo) and a wool or PUL cover   Guarantee it'll keep your LO dry. "</blockquote>




Where would I get one to try it?

Quoting Momma Loves Her Boys:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Vivian [♥]:</b>" Change his diaper at night. "</blockquote> ... [snip!] ... him right before bed. Im not going to wake him up to change him though. Hes just starting to get over his sleeping issues"

Maybe you should reconsider that...being a mommy means getting up to change diapers sometimes. Thats disgusting to let him lay in a completely soaked diaper for hours because you don't want "want to wake up to change him."

Quoting Momma Loves Her Boys:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Ecstasy:</b>" A cloth diaper.. Fitted hybrid maybe, with ... [snip!] ... and a wool or PUL cover   Guarantee it'll keep your LO dry. "</blockquote> Where would I get one to try it?"

Theres a couple of WAHM's i love  

Squishy butt (sabrina) - you can just PM and she'll reply as soon as she can (usually within a few hours) https://www.facebook.com/SquishyButtsBabyStuff

Or Renee from 'Dippee Dypees'
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dippee-Dypees/154092501296597?fref=ts
https://www.facebook.com/groups/511249612241401/?fref=ts

Both are amazing with communication & have some really cute prints  .. Renee has a material called 'Windpro' for night time diapers that is made for heavy wetters/to stop leaking.. it'd work great with a cover!

Bamboo is VERY absorbent also, cloth is the only thing that has worked for our super heavy wetter.

Im happy to help if you need more info.

Cloth is super easy & very cute.

Quoting BareFootBabyMaker:" Maybe you should reconsider that...being a mommy means getting up to change diapers sometimes. Thats ... [snip!] ... Thats disgusting to let him lay in a completely soaked diaper for hours because you don't want "want to wake up to change him.""

my thoughts exactly.. poor boy  

Quoting BareFootBabyMaker:" Maybe you should reconsider that...being a mommy means getting up to change diapers sometimes. Thats ... [snip!] ... Thats disgusting to let him lay in a completely soaked diaper for hours because you don't want "want to wake up to change him.""

Or she could just rectify the issue & not have to wake her sleeping son or have him in leaky diapers?

Dont be an ass, she doesn't purposely 'neglect' her son or not change his diaper.

Clearly she cares, thats why shes asking for help, so he stops wetting through.

ETA:
I bet he wakes up as soon as hes wet & doesnt sleep right through btw! Hence why shes probably at witts end trying to find a solution.