what is the difference between the Tena diaper and the Tena fitted brief?
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The diaper is fitted to the wearer. The fitted brief is like underwear and is put on as such
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Instead of measurements, I just used effective space covered. It is an adult diaper and has the same shape as a baby's diaper, meaning the front part of the diaper covers male and female urological functions quite well, meaning it covers almost to the waistline. The rear is double absorbent and fits well over the entire backside up to the top of the rear end.. I found they are a good backup to Depends underwear for men since it provides an almost imperiable shield to provide an insurance layer--at that they are excellent.
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The mini is about 1.5 inch short and stubby where as the short in this nine pack is 2.5 inches. It is more comfortable to use cause it goes thinning out to the top. I have used both and 9 piece shirt has been the best. Hope this helps.
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Pocket style diaper. They need stuffed with micro fiber inserts or another kind. I love mine!
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Hi! I have tried both. I like the belliefit for right after delivery. I thought it sucked everything in really well. My only caution would be If you had an episiotomy. I used the Belly bandit after I had shrunk some in size. That one is nice because you can make it smaller as you shrink but I don't think it is as comfortable. Hope that helps!!
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They are the diapers. There is a pocket that you can stuff a microfiber insert, a bamboo insert, or both. They come with both inserts.
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It's similar to a child's training underwear, with what appears to be a moisture resistant outer layer. It's a one piece moderately padded diaper with Velcro fasteners that attach around the dog's waist. There is no disposable diaper insert or no pad insert that fits into the diaper shell. I suppose it would have worked for our dog, if it had fit and she wasn't such a contortionist, adept at quickly wriggling out of it.
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I dunno...I'd say it's on the smaller size. We just have our 6-month-old right now. Right now, in mine, we have 6 disposable diapers, soft pack wipes, a receiving blanket, an extra sleeper, a few toys, my wallet and a couple small items for myself. There isn't much more room to spare.
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I would agree with trying different brands as every baby is different. But these and grovia shells with soaker pads are my favourite. My baby is quite slim around the hips and thighs so these are the slimest fits out there. In the first few months you can go through a lot of nappies every day. I reckon if you can get 2 uses out of each shell with changing the inserts, you should look at a least 16 shells and 32 inserts to start. The mistake I made with cloth diapering is that I bought a lot of brands on recommendations but unfortunately some did not suit my baby. Take it easy and build your stash slowly over a few months. I would agree with trying different brands as every baby is different. But these and grovia shells with soaker pads are my favourite. My baby is quite slim around the hips and thighs so these are the slimest fits out there. In the first few months you can go through a lot of nappies every day. I reckon if you can get 2 uses out of each shell with changing the inserts, you should look at a least 16 shells and 32 inserts to start. The mistake I made with cloth diapering is that I bought a lot of brands on recommendations but unfortunately some did not suit my baby. Take it easy and build your... » Read More I would agree with trying different brands as every baby is different. But these and grovia shells with soaker pads are my favourite. My baby is quite slim around the hips and thighs so these are the slimest fits out there. In the first few months you can go through a lot of nappies every day. I reckon if you can get 2 uses out of each shell with changing the inserts, you should look at a least 16 shells and 32 inserts to start. The mistake I made with cloth diapering is that I bought a lot of brands on recommendations but unfortunately some did not suit my baby. Take it easy and build your stash slowly over a few months. « Show Less
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I didn't see any difference between the two. Same amount of power, just fits better for me. My knee was hitting the cover on my big sucker, now it doesn't. This also performs well in the rain without the sock installed. Got stuck in heavy rain, thought it would start sucking water. But didn't skip a beat.
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Hi Don, I really like Prevail, unfortunately have never used Tena, so Can not compare. Prevail wipes are thick and very absorbent. Hopes that helps.
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I'm not 100% sure... but I really believe they are the same thing. I have used the washable diaper cover-ups with a liner for my female (in heat) and they are awesome. If you are looking for incontinence protection you may need an actual diaper, and then if you want it to look good you could purchase the cover-ups to go over it. Here's a link to the ones I purchased: Simple Solution Washable Diaper Cover-Ups, Large, "Colors May Vary", Pink/Purple or Blue/Black, 2 Pack I hope this helps.
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The difference is that with the bi fold, you would sleep lengthwise, like if you were to take a nap on a couch. With the trifold you unfold the whole thing and sleep in the direction you would normally sit, like a sofa bed pullout. So while one is shorter in the 'couch' position, they will both take up about the same amount of space when unfolded, just in a different direction. Does that make sense?
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I use them for both. I pull the diapers high on the tummy to cover all necessary parts.
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I can't tell a difference other than companies and price. I have triplets that were 10 weeks premature so we used the Dundas each night until one broke so we bought this model and it works just the same but is cheaper. Hope that helps
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Both versions have a jersey cotton inner layer and the same amount of polyfil. The only difference is the outer layer - cotton in one and microfleece in the other. If you are looking to maximize breathability, the cotton would probably be your better option.
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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!