My little girl is 9 months old and every night her nappy leaks through her sleeping bag. Currently using pampers - I have tried size 3 and 4 and we have the same issue (she’s very petite so wouldn’t size up as they’d be huge). Tried Sainsbury’s own and same issue - overnight and nap time leak! Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Which pampers are you using? I have the baby dry version for overnight and the premium protection for day time

100% I only use them at night as they are pricy but they work. I was having leaks all the time using premium protection and changed over to baby dry for night and no more leaks at all

I would say it depends if the nappy is fully soaked or if she's kicking so much that the nappy moves during the night.
If it's fully soaked you might want to give the overnight ones a try
If it's moving then different shapes. So just try each brand basically

Same boat as me, last two weeks been constant leaks in middle of the night, when before he never used to. Sizes up and still leaks and kept same size and still leaks. Not sure what it is but we also use the extra absorbent ones. My bet is that they move around a lot more at night so they’re nappy is moving?

We use rascals pants at night and have had no issues. Pampers have leaked for us in the past

Maybe size up the sleep suit? Even if it looks to fit well, if she’s kicking about on a fullish nappy, it can squeeze some out. We did this and our leaks stopped.

We had this issue and tried almost every nappy brand. The one we found was best was the Amazon brand.
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I knooowww she doesn’t mean to, but between pincer nips, kicks to my c-scar, digging her claw toes into me, headbuts etc… she’s constantly hurting me. Especially when I’m breastfeeding. I have scratches and bruises all over. She’s 5.5m old so she can’t understand she’s just playing/learning, but I can’t help feel resentment towards her, as if my body hasn’t given enough this past year. I’ve started dressing her in baby grows with the mittens over her fingers for a bit of a break, but she fusses and wants to be out of it understandably.
I’m overtired today, so feeling more grumpy than usual
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