Disposable nappy help.. "Skirt" around legs tucked in or out?

Eliza_V

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I've just moved up to Pampers size 2, and had a rather impressive poo-splosion today (must've been the baby massage! :haha:) and have only just realised that I don't know whether I'm supposed to leave the "skirt" bit around the legs tuckd in, or have it out :wacko: Maybe that's why she's had a few leaky nappies?

What am I supposed to do? I feel ridiculous asking this given that she's 8 weeks old today!! :haha:
 
Oh we've had a few of those lately. The 'ruffles', as I call them, should be out :)
 
Out. Pampers always leaked for me though, sometimes skirt in worked for pampers for my LO.
 
Im not sure what you are suposed to do but i always have it out now, I used to leave it in and had a lot more leaky nappies when I did.
 
Out! Pampers never worked for us though, poos all down the legs and up the back. Huggies or Tesco's Superdry :) xxx
 
I have them out and make sure the inside 'liner' edges are pulled around her bum as well, because that's where the poo leaks out!

Edit: Also don't ever get leaks with ASDA own brand nappies, we did get leaks with the expensive Huggies and Pampers though!
 
i made the same mistake. Thought it looked neater in! But definately it needs to be out! Jx
 
Pampers always leaked for us too once we got into size 2's - Asda Little Angels are muuuuch better :thumbup:
 
Thanks! :thumbup: I didn't think Huggies/Asda absorbed her poo as well as Pampers did personally, so she was far more distressed if she pooed in one of those, lol.
 
Out.... otherwise they act as a wick, and draw the wee back out xx
 
Always out!! I make sure to double check every time.
 
i've got on well with pampers so far, my LO is 9 weeks tomorrow, and always keep the frilly bits out!!
 

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