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>>Thanks for writing back Hanna. Sorry to hear about >>your 2 girls. I can relate a little though. I have 2 >>kids. A 9 year old boy and a 11 year old girl. My son >>still wets his bed. We were using pull-ups but they >>were leaking so often we have now switched to >>Boundless diapers and they are working great. He needs >>help getting them on but doesn’t mind. He was also >>having issues with diaper rash with the pull-ups but >>the Boundless diapers seem to wick the pee away better >>and a couple times a week either my daughter or myself >>change him in the morning and make sure he is getting >>really clean. >> >>What diapers does your kids use? How does your >>daughter do at school, is she able to get to the potty >>fast enough? > >Hi Jessica. > >I'm also not a fan of pull-ups, they just don't >provide the same level of protection. The older one >uses Betterdry diapers at the moment. They are pretty >bulky, but we never had any problems with leaks or >rashes. They don't quite fit the younger one yet and >are also to bulky to use during the day. So for her we >use Super Seni Plus during the night and the regular >Super Seni during the day. They fit her very well. She >also wears diapers to school. We talked to her >teachers and we all agreed it's the best option. She >would basically have to jump up and run to the >bathrooms at school, to have any chance of making it. >That would be quite disruptive to the class and there >is good chance of her not making it. Changing a >pull-up is much more of a hassle then quickly changing >a diaper. It's easier for everyone if she wears her >diapers and gets changed between classes if needed. >Luckily she has amazing classmates and teachers so no >one ever made a big deal out of it or teased her.

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