Some days...I just wonder why.

[geminigirl]

The kiddo went down for her nap in nothing but a diaper...with snaps. (For the cloth diapering aware, it was a new style Fuzzi Bunz.)

The kiddo took a long nap today, as she had gotten up early this morning.

I went to retrieve her from her nap. She was naked. She'd also somehow managed to poop in the flushable liner in the diaper (which didn't get everywhere, fortunately.) But she also managed to pee everywhere.

*sigh*

Comments

[yix.livejournal.com]

That's some talent!

[geminigirl]

I'm just grateful that the poop was relatively well contained (she had two streaks on her foot) and it didn't seem like she'd been interested in eating or playing with it. I'm not sure I could have handled that today.

[graceo.livejournal.com]

The sizing on the new FBs is generous, which I think facilitates escape. Onesies help solve this problem until your kid is too big for them. And then you just do laundry.

[geminigirl]

This is very true. She's a petite kid, but I got tired of squeezing her into the old style small FBs-if I'd had more new style smalls, I think she'd still be in them.

[entirelysonja.livejournal.com]

Sigh.

I recommend clothes. The combination of a snapping diaper and a onesie or overalls or something has never failed me.

[geminigirl]

Yeah. It lets us keep the temperature in the house a little warmer if we let her go naked but we may just have to make the trade off. The other option is to put the diaper on backwards.

[fairion.livejournal.com]

I know lots of parents who have done that. Some have even had to resort to putting clothes on backward

[wait.livejournal.com]

I found that even just a pair of shorts is enough of a distraction to keep the diaper on. (We use BGs with velcro during the day.) Either that or we use onesies, though I need to find who sells them in 3T!