Then night came. I've never used prefolds at night before. I was hesitant to break up my nighttime routine for two reason: 1) There's no stay dry later. A stay dry layer, such as microfleece, allows wetness to go through while still feeling dry - so baby feels dry. Claire has been known to wake up when she feels wet and I didn't want to disrupt her sleeping through the night. I normally put in a hemp doubler (doubler - an additional pad of absorbency) at night so I put in a knickernappies hemp doubler since it has a stay dry side. I was a little nervous when I got her this morning, but was pleasantly surprised with dry sheets and a dry baby. In fact, the diaper could have held much more than what she dished out. I guess I shouldn't be all that surprised, with prefolds the entire diaper is absorbent - not just the wet zone. If I had stay dry liners I'd try it without the hemp tonight - but I don't. Maybe I should buy some - for experiment sake ;)
So, after a day in prefolds this what I've gathered:
1) Wiggly babies and impatient mommies aren't a good combo for prefolds
2) Prefolds need a stay dry layer during naps and at night if you have a baby that is sensitive to feeling wet.
3) Prefolds (the a hemp doubler) make an excellent night diapers for Claire.
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