Fluffy Organic Maxi/Night Fitted Diaper Rainforest Snaps

We have been using these diapers for almost 2 years now in combination with disana wool pants for nighttime for our 2 year old son. He reacts very violently to anything in disposable diapers and on top of that they leaked quickly at night (child drinks and pees a lot). After trying washable diapers, we quickly settled on these diapers for the night. What a godsend! No more leaks at night! And in combination with huda's during the day no more allergic reaction! Petit Lulu Fluffy organic maxi night diapers are long lasting and absorbent. Now after 2 years only the outer fabric is getting fail and thin but the rest of the diaper is still perfect! Baby number 2 is now getting into night diapers as well so we quickly stocked up on extra of these gems. Are really very happy with them!

This night diaper is very nice. The absorption is super and it has a good amount of push buttons to adjust. Both my 3 month old baby (6.5 kg) and my 2 year old toddler (12.5 kg) use this diaper from 6:30-7:00pm with no leaks. With my oldest, I still use an extra booster. But this is more out of habit, because before we used regular washable diapers for the night in combination with an extra booster and now we don't dare to go into the night with our toddler without using the extra booster. By the way, we have no experience yet with feces from our baby in the night diaper, so I can't say anything about that. The material is relatively thin, so the kids seem to sleep comfortably. We let the night diaper hang on the rack for at least 2 nights after washing. It is winter and rainy now, maybe they will dry faster in spring and summer. As overpants, we use the Popo Wrap size 1 from popolini for our baby and Blueberry Capri for our toddler. Highly recommended!

Super absorbent night diaper! Really absorbs an awful lot of moisture, one of the most absorbent night diapers. I think only the Anavy night diaper has greater absorbency, but I find it very wide between the legs. Petit Lulu falls slimmer. With my 5.5-month-old son, I only use the long booster (on the outside of the diaper), with wool pants from Disana or pull-up pants from Petit Lulu over it. The short extra booster is not needed (yet). I put the booster on the outside of the diaper because the diaper is a bit on the large side and it fits better when there is no extra material inside. I chose Petit Lulu because they always use nice soft materials and take into account to create as few stretch marks as possible on the little legs and tummies. The disadvantage is that the elastics on the legs do not pinch off, so I am almost always unlucky and the stool leaks into the pants. This is especially annoying with wool pants, since they have to be anodized every time. It takes a few days before I can use the wool pants again. That's why I have the Petit Lulu pull-on pants, which dry quickly. Soon he will start solid food, maybe with firmer stools the problem will be less present.

I was able to try this diaper out with rentals. I really like this night diaper, it is slimmer and more compact than the Anavy night diaper but still has plenty of absorbency. Usually just the long insert is enough. (For comparison, if I may mention the P-word here, in terms of disposables my daughter of just 2 years old needs a Pamper Baby Dry size 6, size 5 is just about on and still sometimes gives leaks) She drinks another bottle of about 180 ml before bed. It also stays nice and soft and supple, even if you just line dry. It dries quite quickly (1 to 1.5 days or so), but then again it is hot summer weather now, which makes a difference. In any case it dries a lot faster than the Anavy, but then again it is more absorbent. By the way, a tip, the Anavy cover rounds also fit on the side of this Petit Lulu night diaper, you need the "female" ones. We use this diaper with Disana wool pants or Anavy XL pull-up pants.