Leaky nappy help

What nappies are you using to stop leaks?? We use pampers ultra dry size 5, and for the past few nights he has lashed through and we’ve had to completely change him during the night. Last night he leashed through twice!! He sleeps on his front and stays leaks through at the top of his leg where the tabs connect. Didn’t know whether to size up, he has a bit of a belly on him but he’s smack in middle of weight guidance so shouldn’t need too

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I found pampers awful for leaks. We used aldi mamia. The plus size ones are more absorbent.

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I use a regular Fred & Flo ultra dry size 4+ under a Rascals pants-style size 5. Double bagging it baby.

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I found the Lidl ones to be the best if I'm honest. However I have had the Tesco and pampers and not experienced leaks with them either x

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Rascals and Mamia are great

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The only ones I dont have issues with leaks is the lupilu from lidl or mamia from aldi

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Peachies are next level - pricey but honestly such good quality and so secure

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I always had issues with leaky nappies. We tried them all. My daughter rolls all over the place and sleeps on her belly so it always leaked out the sides and front.

I've discovered a fail safe. We use just the lidl lupilu extra absorbant ones. Put a nappy on normally and then put a second nappy on backwards over the top.
It also helps if anyone's babies have a habbit of removing their nappies or getting at whats in there if you get what I mean. It means they cant remove them as easily.

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We use rascals pants at night. Only ones we found that he doesn't leak through

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Tesco fred&flo

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We have the same issue with pampers (even the baby-dry). We are trying the peaches and so far no leaks. However, we did try out pull- up pampers and we never had issues but my partner doesn’t like them so we stopped using them 😒.

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We use Huggies night time pull ups for overnight, they say 15kg+ and are really for potty training toddlers but they fit my 9kg 11 month old well. He is a very heavy wetter and these are the only ones we've found that don't leak

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