Wraps for night time? Gen-Y or Thirsties...?

[ellie]

Hi all :wave: havent been on here for aaages! Hope everyone is good

Just wanting to ask a q about wraps for night times and what people think? we've found that fleece/wool just dont work for us and stick to fitteds and PUL wraps. Have a WN and a couple of Airflows which have always been great but starting to have a couple of leaks at the sides /waist Could this just be because theyve been used lots? Or would it be worth trying another type of wrap?

I was looking at C&C and fancied a Gen-Y universal or a thirsties (we need poppered wraps too) - are these any good at night? K is a medium wetter (not as heavy as used to be) - so a bit puzzled about the leaks really and possibly looking for an excuse to buy a funky new wrap

 

[Rachel_C]

Hmm I don't think either of those would be roomy enough for a well boosted night nappy really. I'm pretty sure neither would fit over our WNNNs. If you need an excuse though, it's probably worth a try!

 

[Tryingfora4th]

Our best wraps are flip covers and tots bots wraps, tots dont do poppers tho.

 

[Jetters]

gen-y wick so I wouldn't use them. Thirsties are great for night times though, the size 2 easily fit over a totsbots stretchie, L wnnn, or my fave combo of organic flip insert with SD insert on top.

 

[celine]

For my son (27 months) I use Gen-Y wrap over a totsbots plus an extra booster (Issy bBear) and for my daughter (2,5 monhts) I use thirsties or Bummis over a totsbots

But note my 27 month old is small for his age so perhaps thats why it was said it wouldnt be roomy enough over a totsbots, they are a tight fit on my boy as is.

 

[JShaw]

I also use bummis and Thirsties wraps for night-time. They also fit over our Bamboozle stretch fitteds.

 

[Lu28]

I use thirsties wraps over a boosted HLNN and EHBH and they are good but the rise isn't quite high enough for the EHBH. I'm too cheap to buy anything else at this stage though!