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.
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.
35311
If you already have a bumpy surface, why do you want more? Since it rolls on, I suppose it would go over the top just fine, though. As far as coverage goes, you should have plenty. I have a deep soaker tub, so it's a bit shorter than most, but I only used maybe half the bottle, with plenty left over.
678284
You can put an insert directly on baby's skin and on the inside. We do that so we can have a chance that the diaper might stay dry. If the diaper stays dry but the insert is wet we just change out the insert....woot woot less wash still dry baby.
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.
1984018
It doesn't matter what type of diaper you use. Place the liner (any brand of liners; this brand was not my favorite) on top of the open diaper just before you place the baby on it; the liner should be the layer touching your baby's skin. This way, the poo will land directly on the liner and be easy to flush. Note that most people (myself included) do not use liners with babies who are exclusively breastfed - breastmilk poo rinses right out in the laundry (rinse cycle, then heavy hot wash, then second rinse). With babies who eat other/additional foods though, their poo is different and liners become very useful. It doesn't matter what type of diaper you use. Place the liner (any brand of liners; this brand was not my favorite) on top of the open diaper just before you place the baby on it; the liner should be the layer touching your baby's skin. This way, the poo will land directly on the liner and be easy to flush. Note that most people (myself included) do not use liners with babies who are exclusively breastfed - breastmilk poo rinses right out in the laundry (rinse cycle, then heavy hot wash, then second rinse). With babies who eat other/additional foods though, their poo is different and... » Read More It doesn't matter what type of diaper you use. Place the liner (any brand of liners; this brand was not my favorite) on top of the open diaper just before you place the baby on it; the liner should be the layer touching your baby's skin. This way, the poo will land directly on the liner and be easy to flush. Note that most people (myself included) do not use liners with babies who are exclusively breastfed - breastmilk poo rinses right out in the laundry (rinse cycle, then heavy hot wash, then second rinse). With babies who eat other/additional foods though, their poo is different and liners become very useful. « Show Less
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!
973654
It is easier to use wet. It can be used both ways though just make sure if it is used dry the kids have on more than just a bathing suit.
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!
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.
2253850
I don't know about swimming but my mother wore hers during bathing and had no problems. I believe it would depend on the location of the patch. I believe you'd be okay if you put it on your upper back so it wasn't submerged for the total time swimming. I hope this helped.
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!
608819
I agree with other response. I didn't leave it on all day/all the time because to me I believe it would be a nusense. I stopped attaching it to the diaper early on and just cut elastic from one of her pants and hooked it on that way or put her in pjs with pants and attached it to the pants. You get really good at attaching it. Its almost second nature to me now.
2253851
NO!!!! I used this today in the pool and it had a spot that was no longer sticking which mean water got in it and probably washed away the medicine..sucks b/c I just put it on this morning. It did stay on fine in the shower though but NOT in the pool!
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.
725553
No. It will seep out the side. You need a diaper cover for each insert. And you'll likely need 2 inserts to keep the cover from getting super 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.