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.
1751985
I use then on top of a crib liner when my baby cosleeps with me. That way the baby's body isn't on the scratchy surface of the pad. I have never used them as actual diapers.
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.
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
1100365
This is water soluble lubricating jelly. I do not believe it will be suitable as a diaper ointment. You might want to check out something like Gentle Baby Bee Diaper Ointment.
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.
1246803
It won't stay in the diaper, Unfortunately. The hole that allows the tail to be free is too big and it'll come out just the same. I found out the hard way.
1035068
Technically u could but I would not recommend it. These are not quick absorbing. So you need like a cotton or a microfiber to go on top. If you use microfiber you need something on top of that because its not suppost to touch the babies skin. You would be better off just buying a diaper cover. You can reuse the cover and it's better than a disposable.
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!
1620544
I think so. That's a cute idea. Just make sure to let it dry up. Do it when the baby is asleep.
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.
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.
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.
1715009
Yes, you just put it on the back of the diaper a little off to the side. I still use it on my 8 month old who sleeps mostly on his tummy.
725555
I would not recommend doing so. You will have leaks on the side and when the insert is wet it will hold moisture against the baby's skin. You would need either a liner or a pocket diaper to wick away the moisture from baby's skin into the insert so that they don't get a rash.
2262229
Yep, just bag it up first. I may feel a little awkward pushing it through the friction-based opening of the diaper pail though. Diapers are more rigid and are easier to push through the top.
1854821
Kids are grown but if I had little ones I would use it. Our water is very hard so you might consider the Ecover fabric softener on final rinse. Other than that take the usual precautions with pre-washing.